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Roland Fantom XR

Digital Synth Rack/Sound Module from Roland belonging to the Fantom series

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Roland Fantom XRPublished on 10/31/08 at 16:00
Nice USB connectivity to the PC.

$1200

UTILIZATION

Very easy to use. ROland even posts a Cubase patch file on their web site. And Roland techs will walk you thru setting it up with Cubase (over the phone).

Hasn't broke down on me yet, but I heard there were defects in the early models.

SOUNDS

The sound quality is pretty good. Nice variety to choose from.

OVERALL OPINION

It's definitely one of my staples in the studio.

Originally posted on FutureProducers.com
Posted by: SaltyDawg ( 8-, 2005)
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Fat iceFat ice

Roland Fantom XRPublished on 02/17/08 at 02:54
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Hi man !!! (predator 45)
Me too I'm beatmaker!
jvoulais and bought a rack pattern or Fantom XR!
What should I purchased the first to you?
j'recherche violins with a big attack, the choirs, the brass and synth sounds udders!
thank you to answer me !!! j'te and let my address (BATUVOIKOI@HOTMAIL.COM)
PEACE !!!

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Fred160656Fred160656

Best compromise with a wind controller

Roland Fantom XRPublished on 08/17/14 at 01:12
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Everything has already been said on the Fantom XR
I will not dwell on the technical features which have already been described
I focused on use with a wind controller Akai EWI and Yamaha WX

UTILIZATION

Through edieur it is quite easy to adapt the sounds for use with a wind controller
It is preferable to equip the card Fantom XR

SOUNDS

The structure and architecture of the Fantom XR sound is certainly one of the best for using a wind controller. It allows a perfect control over the sounds.
With the addition of sound banks programmed by Matt Traum (Mr Patchman) Fantom XR is the ultimate weapon for any user of wind controller. (Sounds like the brass, woodwinds, are among the...…
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Everything has already been said on the Fantom XR
I will not dwell on the technical features which have already been described
I focused on use with a wind controller Akai EWI and Yamaha WX

UTILIZATION

Through edieur it is quite easy to adapt the sounds for use with a wind controller
It is preferable to equip the card Fantom XR

SOUNDS

The structure and architecture of the Fantom XR sound is certainly one of the best for using a wind controller. It allows a perfect control over the sounds.
With the addition of sound banks programmed by Matt Traum (Mr Patchman) Fantom XR is the ultimate weapon for any user of wind controller. (Sounds like the brass, woodwinds, are among the most realistic I've heard, even better than on-7 lIntegra yet newer.
Lead synth sounds are also very powerful and péchus and allow for very expressive solo.

OVERALL OPINION

I have for over 2 years now and never get tired of using my EWI 4000S.
I even considered buying a Fantom XR second
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Docteur FrogDocteur Frog

Roland Fantom XRPublished on 05/01/04 at 00:43
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Checkmate. The Next-Generation X ROLAND FANTOM keyboards can not hold the head of dferlante SERIES YAMAHA MOTIF or COMPTITE Kurzweil K2661 and even fewer of the large stratgie by KORG ritra most of their clbre REFERENCE TRITON Xtreme.
But what ROLAND. Quhistoriquement then the mark is a factory synthtiseurs and workstations, the Japanese firm explodes the battery market with their amazing electronic SERIES TD rgne almost matre on the market of digital piano Roland portable but America seems to have lost the distance in the world of High-Tech.
I like many mattendais OF USE vritable a mutation of the Fantom X SERIES, in fact, the piano sounds are not as good as with a terribly mdium...…
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Checkmate. The Next-Generation X ROLAND FANTOM keyboards can not hold the head of dferlante SERIES YAMAHA MOTIF or COMPTITE Kurzweil K2661 and even fewer of the large stratgie by KORG ritra most of their clbre REFERENCE TRITON Xtreme.
But what ROLAND. Quhistoriquement then the mark is a factory synthtiseurs and workstations, the Japanese firm explodes the battery market with their amazing electronic SERIES TD rgne almost matre on the market of digital piano Roland portable but America seems to have lost the distance in the world of High-Tech.
I like many mattendais OF USE vritable a mutation of the Fantom X SERIES, in fact, the piano sounds are not as good as with a terribly mdium means legonomie gnrale would be of even more complex, as the Pliades of features that we did do, I do not think the cest quil must put the accent. East Synths sounds too, the Fantom XR Naura not have time to make the MOTIF Rack YAMAHA Lombre.

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OVERALL OPINION

The XR Rack is the height of the keyboard SERIES, jarrte the wash. Premire still has a print. It IS NOT the best.
Fantom sound scary ;-)
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  • Manufacturer: Roland
  • Model: Fantom XR
  • Series: Fantom
  • Category: Digital Synth Racks/Sound Modules
  • Added in our database on: 08/21/2008

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Other names: fantom xr, fantomxr

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