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My instinct would be to swap the Jup-80 for the Fantom, you'll have more key real estate plus you'll have less reprogramming to do in both the keyboards and in your head/fingers as to what controllers (knobs and sliders) and sounds are where, just my $0.02Ĭan you expand on this a little? I apologize if you specifically addressed this in a previous post. Seems to work well for me, but I didn't answer your question either. And then I can play those through either the Fantom 8 and blend them with the internal sounds, or the synths and orchestral stuff through the Komplete Kontrol. So, imagine my 2nd tier keyboard is Komplete Ultimate, Arturia V Collection, and a bunch of NKS Kontakt instruments. On the second tier, my Komplete Kontrol has the browser capabitilty for all of my NKS compatible plug ins, quick auditions of patches and parameters mapped consistently. On the Fantom 8, the bottom keyboard gives me ability to control parameters of LPX and Mainstage within the touchscreen of the Fantom.

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So, for a home studio, picture this - for me - I have both the Fantom 8 and the Native Instruments integrated to my Mac laptop with Logic Pro X and Mainstage. I don't really care for the Korg RH3 actions, and never have, but I wouldn't kick a Kronos 88 out of bed for eating crackers either. If you have played an RD2000 you either like it or not, but it's up there for me. So maybe that is an advantage to Korg.įor me the PHA50 piano action with wood keys on the Fantom 8 is a piano players action. I was really happy with the Fantom 7 (and Jupiter X) actions and I will start with saying I prefer the Roland actions for BOTH piano and the flagship synths to Korg, although the aftertouch on the Fantoms isn't really good. The top board I have over my Fantom 8 is the Native Instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 MK2, and that's kind of the answer why I do this.īoth actions on the Fantom are terrific and you have a choice between an excellent piano action or an excellent synth action, so neither suck. Everything you've said here is the dillema and I only use mine at home. I'm not going to make this answer easier but I owned a Fantom 7 and exchanged it for a Fantom 8. But factoring size/weight out of the equation, which would you prefer?Īny other advantages using either board as the bottom 88 controller over the other? I know the Fantom 8 is a beast in terms of size/weight, so I’m leaning towards keeping the K88 on the bottom and getting an F7 for the top, which isn’t too much difference in schleppage than my existing rig. However, I’ve heard the Fantom has controller functions comparable to the Kronos, and playing the Fantom 8’s V-Pianos directly from its own keybed is very appealing.

I can program the Kronos in my sleep, so there’s a comfort level using the K88 as my main controller.

I definitely want to use a weighted action as my bottom board, for playing piano. I would like to replace the Jupiter-80 with a Fantom, but not sure whether to go with the Kronos 88 on the bottom and a Fantom 7 on top, or a Fantom 8 on the bottom and the Kronos 61 on top.

My current live rig is a Kronos 88 (bottom) with a Jupiter-80 (top). To set the core, select the system tab, and define the core for just that system.So here’s my situation. All core settings removed and replaced with a per-system version which cleans up the settings.Removed LibRetroFolder setting as it is not needed anymore.Updated module notes to mention Atari Lynx headers are bad if game is not rotating when it should.Make sure server has the choosen port forwarded on all firewalls/routers on his end. Server, however, will wait forever for the client to connect. Server should start first as client will time out looking in about 10 seconds and just start the game. One person chooses server, the other chooses client. Both sides need to enable Network Play for the module. Retroarch only supports 2 players, one server, one host. Fill in any values you want, but all are optional to speed up establishing the connection or if you are running a server or not. To enable MultiPlayer support, open the retroarch module settings in HLHQ and under the network tab, Set Enable_Network_Play to true. Minor issue in ISD that would cause PlayStation analog toggle button to always remain on due to typo.Įstablishing a network connection in RetroArch Minor rearrangements of systems for maintaining alphabetical order.Īdded Thomson MO5 support for MESS core (DrMaxwell) Added MultPlayer support so you can easily connect to other PCs using HyperLaunch's MultPlayer menu (djvj)Īdded Nintendo 64 specific options for Mupen64Plus core (nosh)Īdded NES specific options for Nestopia core (nosh)Īdded Mattel Intellivision for MESS core (zerojay)įixed SNK Neo Geo CD for MESS core (zerojay)Īdded Bandai Super Vision 8000 (DrMaxwell)Īdded Sega Saturn Japan as recognized console, using same variable as Sega Saturn.

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