Re: Re: SonikSynth2 from IK free download...

Dorian Mars <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
Message-ID <BEEAEB19.42E31%[email protected]>
on 7/1/05 9:45 AM, Robb at [email protected] wrote:

> I also am finding the karma quite difficult to create songs on. Actually I
> have never been able to and have given up trying. I used to have a VFX-SD
> and I could record songs very easily on it. Push the button marked Track 1
> (or 2 or..), push record, and play. Also whatever you were working on was
> always there when you turned it back on. The karma loses everything you were
> doing when the power goes off. It can keep the sounds in the banks so why
> couldn't it keep the songs you are working on too? I bought the Karma
> because the combi effects, runs, whatever were so cool. But I'm not a lounge
> lizard so I can't use them when playing with others. What I need/want out of
> a keyboard are to be able to add a sound (violin, breathy, organ, etc) when
> playing in a group and to create multi track songs in my spare time. Perhaps
> the Karma isn't the right tool for this? Anyone have any helpful feedback?

1. maybe you should try http://www.karma-lab.com/forum
this is where stephen kay (karma designer) and a lot of karma owners have
gone.

2. are you using karma os 2.0? it has a feature called "auto song setup"
that makes it pretty easy to take any combi or program and copy it into the
sequencer for instant recording.

3. there's nothing difficult about saving a song to a floppy disk, and
reloading it when you turn the unit back on. i think every karma owner
should learn how to do this simple task.

- dorian -




 
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