Roland Fantom-G none Manuale Utente

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10Group: Available Settings:Output/EFX These parameters allow you to set the output destination of Internal or EXP part sounds. When the current part

11About Sequencing in Live ModeFor detailed sequencing and recording, you’ll want to be in Studio mode. However, if you’re playing a live set

12Bottom Internal Strip SectionOutput Level—• This parameter allows you to trim the top section’s Level setting for the signal going to the outputs s

13External Part Live Set Mixer ControlsTop External Strip SectionPan—• Position the external sound’s placement in its device’s stereo mix by sending

14About Effects in Live ModeWith a separate PFX (for “Patch Effect”) for each Internal part , effects are a critical element in the sound of any live

2About the Workshop BookletsRoland’s Fantom G6, G7, and G8—the Fantom-G family—set a new standard for excellence in workstation keyboards, with

3The Structure of a Live SetA live set puts everything you could need onstage at your fingertips. As a result, a live set consists of a collection o

4In Live mode, each part has its own PFX, well as global chorus and reverb settings. You can also apply MFX 1 to an audio inpu

5Editing Parts on the Live Play ScreenThe following sections explain a bit more fully how to edit basic part parameters directly from the

6To designate a part as the live set’s Sample or Rhythm part, light the appropriate switch yellow.It’s important to understand that

7Transposing in Live ModeAbout Transposing the Keyboard in Live ModeTo transport an entire live set at once, you’ll want to actually transpose the Fan

8In the Live Set List, you see the names of all the Fantom-G’s preset live sets, as well as any of your own live sets that belong to the current proje

9Editing Live Set PartsEvery part in a live set has its own collection of parameters that determine how it plays its sound. These parameters affect th