**If you have spdif out on your keyboard, then you can also use a digital cable from the fantom to your interface and just choose spdif for your input on the track.
That is the actual audio from your keyboard.
#Fantom x roland xp sounds how to#
Recording Music on the Fantom-XLearn how to record your music in the Fantom-X’s full-featured sequencer. The Fantom-X EffectsThis booklet helps you get the most out the powerful effects processing in the Fantom-X. Now as you hear the midi notes being triggered from the fantom, you should start to see audio start to record in your new track. The Rhythms of the Fantom-XExploring the pads, drum sounds and rhythms of the Fantom-X. Another issue is that the overall output audio level of the X8 is on the low side, you will need to crank up the volume to get a decently loud sound. This is the SINGLE TONE sounds you get when you buy the new Fantom. Press the transport record button and then play.ħ. In this video you can hear the single sound directly from category search. Set the input of that track to match where you plugged the cables into (i.e input 1 and 2)Ħ. Make a new stereo audio track in protools.Ĥ. Then, hook up 1/4" cables from your keyboard (left and right ouptut) to 2 channels on your audio interface.ģ. Cursor to 'USB Mode' and use the Value Dial to set this to 'MIDI. Use the F1/F2 buttons to select the 'USB' tab on the left side of the screen. Record your midi track (as it seems that you are able to)Ģ. Connecting your Fantom-X to a computer using the direct USB connection. Here is what you would do for a typical sound module/keyboard with sounds:ġ. I don't have a Fantom, but if you are having success in getting the midi notes to show up in protools, then you are halfway there.
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