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Boooooooo.

If n/Zyme shares polyphony with the main board, that's a Huge missed opportunity.

Maybe enough to make it a hard pass for me.

Does anyone know what the counted polyphony is for the Roland N/Zyme engine ? Does it have its own voice allocation or does it use the default polyphony numbers of Fantom?

Just for the sake of asking, what about the other synth engines from Roland Cloud?

at limbo that's basically what I mean though... why shell out the money for a workstation when 75% or more of its calling card is the sounds... when you don't even plan to use the sounds. lol

hilarious to me that a new flagship board comes out and folks want to immediately load samples into it vs digging into all the hundreds and thousands of onboarding sounds... they are worried about samples and expansions and using old sounds from previous generations... why buy a new board if that's...

I dont understand you guys... how do you even know if you will need samples? if you are buying a new 4000$ just to load up with samples from 10 years ago.... YES IT WILL BE A WASTE OF MONEY.

smh....

Unlike the Kronos, this really is a game changer! not sure what this is supposed to mean.... That was the phrase Korg used when launching the Kronos in 2011. But of course, it was just a cheap knock off of a superior instrument, the OASYS. This Fantom is entirely re-thought and the biggest thing th...

hilarious to me that a new flagship board comes out and folks want to immediately load samples into it vs digging into all the hundreds and thousands of onboarding sounds... they are worried about samples and expansions and using old sounds from previous generations... why buy a new board if that's ...

does the fantom have the sounds from the infamous mks20?

...and come someone please make it where post don't have to be approved ? it makes for some.very slow dialogue.... Sadly there's nothing us admins can do - there are only a handful (like less than half a dozen) folks need to be approved. We have no idea why and your details at the 'back end' of the...

You can use the iPad app to control the volume of the individual channels separately but still trigger them with the same midi channel. (Layers/splits)

You can definitely turn off every channel on the Integra. Just set each channel where it won't receive any midi data. I hope I'm understanding your question correctly. I'm not I'm front of my module currently but I'll check to see exactly how to do it when I am.

I'm interested

Or he could have created an aggregate device and combined the inputs and outputs of both devices (the i7 and the duet) and created one big audio interface.

How much and what keyboard are you changing over to? Trade?

Yeah I'm a member of a JP forum on Facebook too.. and all of us are clueless.... This sucks.