How to have 2 x TR-808s in your Roland Fantom or Roland Fantom-0

[@Th3rdFloor]

Great video Neil,, thank you so much for sharing!!!...So looking forward with anticipation for the two TR 909'S inside my Fantom 8,,,,awesomeness!!!

[@TheSynthAcademy]

Ha - now there’s a thought!

[@AntshayMusic]

Interesting. I am still new to Fantom0 and still learning to work with the sequencer, so I don’t know the full implications of having two drum machines yet. Thanks for sharing.

[@SunlightOfTheSpirit]

Hi Neil, I have been redirected here from the Facebook page to check out this video. I'm having difficulty finding a way to import drum file and make up my own drum tone kit. I'm also having difficulty creating a drum kit the way you have done this here. Can you please point me in the right direction? I can only import one file at a time unless I use the multisample function which I thought was multiple layers of levels per note for round robin playing?

[@markhenke2709]

ummm too bad that's not a Fantom-0... its the Mack Daddy Flagship Fantom.. but now you got me wondering if can actually do the same in the 0 series?

[@jfphotoandlife8287]

Great! Can we play the synth part. you play on your Jupiter-X. That is to say the two 808s and the synth part. on the Fantom, so as not to use a second synthesizer?

[@Rightly_Divided]

The one thing I cannot figure out and do not know if is even an option is duplicating measures within the TR-REC mode to have longer lengths and less programming.

[@MrSimonjan78]

Hi. I've sent a request to your FB Group few days ago but no respond. Thank you

[@TheSynthAcademy]

Hi - I’ve had a look and I’m all up to date and there are no pending requests; not sure what’s happened, but if you re-apply I’ll look out for you!

[@MrSimonjan78]

@@TheSynthAcademy Done. I re-apply.