I have been thinking about buying one of these instruments for a long time. It is a difficult choice because I like the capabilities of both. Their cost is a consideration, but so is the time commitment to learn how to use either one effectively. I will probably buy the Jupiter-X this year and then add the Fantom next year.
Congratulations on your purchase! Are there possibilities to use the Jupiter x preset tones on the Roland Fantom? Because nowhere have I seen anyone talking about this, I believe that because they use the zen-core engine there is this possibility.
@robson969 unfortunately you can't use those presets on Fantom since they have their own iarrpegios, but you can create similar layers since they both have similar sounds.
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@@synth.s you can not use presets but you can save patches and you can import to Fantom and play them. Except Jupiter X model presets. This model's sound can only be played by Jupiter-X & Xm
I have been thinking about buying one of these instruments for a long time. It is a difficult choice because I like the capabilities of both. Their cost is a consideration, but so is the time commitment to learn how to use either one effectively. I will probably buy the Jupiter-X this year and then add the Fantom next year.
You may buy the fantom first.
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Congratulations on your purchase!
Are there possibilities to use the Jupiter x preset tones on the Roland Fantom? Because nowhere have I seen anyone talking about this, I believe that because they use the zen-core engine there is this possibility.
@robson969 unfortunately you can't use those presets on Fantom since they have their own iarrpegios, but you can create similar layers since they both have similar sounds.
@@synth.s you can not use presets but you can save patches and you can import to Fantom and play them. Except Jupiter X model presets. This model's sound can only be played by Jupiter-X & Xm
@@robson969 unfortunately the presets aren't compatible.