Need startup help with FM9

[Rng52465]

Is there anyone out there I can pay to do a Zoom session and share screen for how to use this unit? I can't for the life of me figure out how to use the footswitches etc. Thanks!

 

[md1234]

Probably, but in the meantime:


(Yeah, i know it is FM3 but the basics are the same...)

There are also multiple switch related tips/tricks videos here:
https://www.youtube.com/@G66eu

 

[RoshRoslin]

Is there anyone out there I can pay to do a Zoom session and share screen for how to use this unit? I can't for the life of me figure out how to use the footswitches etc. Thanks!

I do 1:1 coaching sessions via zoom. You can also find great teachers in the "find a teacher/expert" subforum below.
(That's also me in the video posted above)

https://forum.fractalaudio.com/forums/find-a-teacher-expert.123/

 

[HereToday]

Also consider @Cooper Carter 's class. It will get you up and running and then some.

 

[Cooper Carter]

Also consider @Cooper Carter 's class. It will get you up and running and then some.

https://classes.coopercarter.com/the-complete-fm9-master-class-with-cooper-carter

 

[Sully0556]

I purchased Cooper Carters master FM9 class and went thru it before my FM9 arrived and went back to it a few times when I first started setting up my unit. I'm 5 months in and pretty comfortable with the FM9 but dialed up the class again a few weeks back and was amazed at mow much more I learned! I recommend the class and I also say go back often for refreshers and new tips, it's well worth the money!!

 

[DougB415]

 

[bleujazz3]

Also, although it generally applies to FM3, can be used for FM9 as well...this is what helped me work with both the FM3/FM9 after I'd fiddled with the unit a while and decided I needed to ask for some guidance...

 

[lundhamselv]

I have also struggled a bit with the footswitches, and found help in this video.

 

[nethanpaul86]

I know someone who can do this.

 

[macfly]

https://classes.coopercarter.com/the-complete-fm9-master-class-with-cooper-carter

This is well worth it. Well organized. Best to follow in order, but also easy to go find a specific topic. As mentioned above, it'll get you up and running and then offer lessons on building specific kinds of presets (and you get the presets to use of course) and then tons of next-level stuff for once you have the basics down.