Re: Re: Third party support

Thanks Eric
Greg
At 06:37 PM 7/4/2005, you wrote:
>Hi Greg,
>   Have you read Message 23980 and 23981? Check back and follow the
>recommendations.  It's not enough to read the manuals at the couch.
>You need to read and work through the short tutorials right at the
>Karma.  Nothing replaces guided (print out the docs) hands on
>experience.  Start with Bear's and Robs, then go through the Basic
>Guide, followed by the FAQs. Forget the Parameter Guide for now.
>
>The other MUST resource is a set of specific Karma forums that you
>should read or post your questions to and follow the responses. I'm
>refering to KLF KARMA LAB FORUMS http://www.karma-lab.com/forum/
>
>   You do not need MW unless you want to develop or create your own
>GEs (not an easy task).  In addition, this software is not very
>intuitive, but it is powerful.
>
>So, again, I emphasize:
>1. Print out the tutorials.
>2. Take them (and other support docs) over to your Karma and work
>through them at the Karma.
>3. Ask questions (provide details) from the support groups, here or
>in one of the specific forums over at KLF.
>4. Follow up and threads/posts that interest you.
>5. Be patient but persistent in your learning.
>
>As for your latter comments, I couldn't agree more.
>Cheers,
>Eric,
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>
>--- In [email protected], Greg Krouse <gkrouse@s...> wrote:
> > Hi And greets to all on this day of Independence.
> >          More about that after my first request.  There has to be
>a better
> > way to get going on a karma then to read the manuals over and over
> > again.  I am fairly musically oriented and also very
>electronically and
> > computer oriented but if you don't got the jingo you can't run the
> > machine.  I know there is a basic amount of penance to pay to
>learn and
> > understand that, but I want to learn it correctly.  I think the
>answers are
> > coming to me somewhat intuitively but I would either like a third
>party
> > book, website, or resource person to run through rather than read
>and hack.
> > Suggestions?  I have lots of goals with this instrument. Write and
>arrange
> > music in my head (sequence), use the synth for sounds for pedal
>boards (2
> > octave organ unit), make new sounds and evolve unique ways to
>incorporate
> > them but I need a leg up.  Everything I have read on everything
>has third
> > party stuff and I think a lot of this is just getting use to Midi
> > lingo.  It seems apparent that one must have a sequencer computer
>and
> > software, which I have in the form of Cakewalk and a laptop
>(Toshiba), but
> > does one need the MW software to run the appegiator to make guitar
>strums,
> > bango claws etc.  My first round read of the manual left me pretty
>glassy
> > eyed.  Perhaps once I understand the basics I will simple use the
>manual as
> > a resource for code and locations.
> >          Thanks for the opportunity to chat with you all and to
>learn.
> >          RE the "more" comment.  I am one of those unsatisfied
>Americans
> > with the current American regime. For me today is about taking it
>back.  I
> > am also one of those antiquated Quaker types, but you may ask
>yourself,
> > "don't Quakes avoid music, technology... hardly.  I am just more
>peace
> > oriented and value diplomacy. For me, yes I remember the valored
>gifts of
> > heroic Americans, but simultaneously I think of the events like
>Kennedy's
> > avoidance of global nuclear war via negotiation, Woman's rights to
>vote via
> > activism, Gandhi's retake of his country with nonviolence.  The
>latter is
> > not necessarily American but Martin Luther King Jr. followed
>Gandhi's lead
> > and I think in some ways avoided a lot more bloodshed then could
>have
> > occurred. I don't think that this latter stuff is for this list
>serve so if
> > you have a comment on it you might best connect with me
> > directly  gkrouse@s...
> >          Happy Independence
> >          Greg
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