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Set Beat Indicator Mode to the times at which you
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want the PLAY button's beat indicator to light. You
can set it to light:
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only during song playback and recording—with the REC&PLAY
value.
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all the time—with the ALWAYS setting. With this setting, you can
always see the current song tempo, even when you're doing
other things on the Fantom-G.
When you're finished setting up the metronome, click F7 (Sys Write)
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to store your settings in the current project.
About Mixing a Song
Mixing a song on the Fantom-G is really just a matter of setting the Studio
Play screen parameters for each of its tracks as desired, balancing your tracks'
levels, and adding the effects you want. The Studio Mode in the Fantom-G
Workshop booklet explains all of these parameters in detail.
When you've got the song the way you want, you can "bounce" it down to
a stereo audio file using the Fantom-G's resampling capabilities. You can
transfer the resulting sample to your computer, from where you can burn it
onto an audio CD, convert it for use on a personal music player, or upload
it to the web. Bouncing and moving the resulting file to the computer are
described on Pages 255 and 281 of the Fantom-G Owner's Manual.
The End
We hope you've found this workshop helpful. Keep an eye out for other
Fantom-G Workshop booklets available for downloading at www.RolandUS.
com.
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