Owner`s manual

Strike Pad 1 so it’s lit to enable the transmission of MIDI data on MIDI 6

Channel 1 to your DAW.

If your DAW isn’t set to Omni mode—as we noted on Page 17—you’ll

need to set your DAW to receive on the channel the Fantom-G’s

transmitting on, which is Channel 1 right now.

Press STUDIO again to return to the Studio Play screen. To use 7

Internal Fantom-G sounds with your DAW, make sure you’re looking

at the Internal parts’ Studio Play screen.

Select the first part whose track you want to sequence in your DAW,

and choose the sound you want it to use. By default, each of the 16

studio set parts receives MIDI data on its own MIDI channel.

Create a new track in your DAW, and set it to transmit to the

Fantom-G on the same-numbered MIDI channel as the part you

selected in Step 8.

After sequencing your first track in the DAW, you can Repeat Steps 8

and 9 as desired to build up your arrangement, track-by-track.

As you select sounds for your studio set, you’ll move from part to part.

Regardless of the part you currently have selected, though, you’ll still

be using the MIDI channel you selected in Step 6 above. It’s up to the

DAW to send each MIDI track’s data back to the correct part on the

Fantom-G so that the correct sound plays.

As you play the Fantom-G’s sounds from the DAW’s MIDI tracks, you

can send the Fantom-G’s output digitally into the DAW for recording as

audio tracks if you like. We’ll get into this in the next section.

Exchanging Audio with Your Computer

Streaming Fantom-G Audio Via USB Into a DAW

You can stream audio digitally from the Fantom-G via USB into

your computer-based DAW in order to capture and record it on

DAW audio tracks. You may want to stream:

live audio—

• coming into the Fantom-G inputs so the

Fantom-G acts as your DAW’s audio interface.

You can learn all about bringing live audio into the Fantom-G in the

Adding Live Audio to the Fantom-G Workshop booklet.

Fantom-G sounds being played by parts—• in Studio mode when you’re

using it as a multitimbral sound module. You can stream audio tracks

from the Fantom-G for re-recording onto audio tracks in your DAW if

you’d like to centralize a song’s raw materials within the DAW.

Since all of this audio is streamed digitally, it arrives in pristine form in the

DAW with no loss in quality from the way it sounds on the Fantom-G itself.