Re: Re: Is the Karma any good to... Let's avoid a "Gear War"...

These demos are good for amater music. 
Listen to these demos from MOTIF ES to see the difference ...

http://files2.keyfax.com/motifes/SONGS/RealityTV.mp3
http://files2.keyfax.com/motifes/SONGS/TranceAct.mp3
http://files2.keyfax.com/motifes/SONGS/OneWorld.mp3

The Flute sounds like a Flute,
The Guitar sounds like a Guitar,
The Drums sounds like a drums,
etc...

For comments look at this site: http://www.harmony-central.com/Synth/Data/Yamaha/Motif_ES_6-01.html


  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Eric J. Sawyer 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Saturday, July 16, 2005 4:52 PM
  Subject: [korgkarma] Re: Is the Karma any good to... Let's avoid a "Gear War"...


  > If you want music like Jazz, Rebert Miles, Yanni etc, with high 
  quality sound, KARMA and Triton's it is not good.<

  In the end, it all comes down to a matter of taste, perception, and 
  implementation of equipment.  I'm sure many of us have been exposed
  to gear wars in this site and others.  For example we've been 
  exposed to the bantering of issues such as PC vs MAC, Fantom vs 
  Motif, Triton vs Trinity, Reason vs Reactor, hardware vs software, 
  etc. etc. etc.  

  I don't doubt for a minute that there are quite a few who would 
  strongly disagree with previous statements about Karma's sound not 
  being that good.  And of course, there may be a few who jump in to 
  criticize the Motif or Kurzweil. It's all opinion.  It's a rather 
  subjective pursuit.  Nothing is ever accomplished except inflaming 
  passions for one's favorite instrument and the generation of 
  resentments etc. So, in the interests of avoiding a "Gear War", I
  hope this thread takes a different approach or is dropped altogether.

  The way I like to approach these matters is to recognize the utility 
  of a variety of pieces of equipment for a variety of purposes.  Many 
  of us who have been around electronic music for a long time know 
  that there is no such thing as the "One and only, all in one" 
  instrument you will ever need. 

  Can the Karma does jazz, new age, hip hop, progressive rock etc.?  
  Of course it can - and does extremely well.  Listen to Stephen Kay's 
  demos.  They'll blow you away.  But again, it's just a matter of
  taste and perception.

  Here are a few links to my demos that were recorded live with no 
  overdubbing or post production editing.  They illustrate some of my 
  Karmafied combis in action. Basically, I'm hitting the Chord 
  Triggers while free improvising on the keys. Of course you will hear 
  timing and rudimentary errors, but it will give you an idea of what 
  the Karma can do.

  EJ2 SOUNDCLICK MP3 DEMOS
  http://www.soundclick.com/bands/1/ej2music.htm

  MOSSTER SOUNDCLICK MP3 DEMOS for EXB MOSS
  http://www.soundclick.com/bands/2/mosstermusic.htm

  TRANZFER SOUNDCLICK MP3 DEMOS for EXB09 Trance Attack
  http://www.soundclick.com/bands/7/tranzfermusic.htm

  ETM SOUNDCLICK MP3 DEMOS
  http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/etmmusic.htm

  "EJ2" ACIDPLANET (for WMA demos):
  http://www.acidplanet.com/artist.asp?songs=113351&T=6004

  Thanks for your indulgences.
  Cheers,
  Eric, EJ2 Programmer
  EJ2 - Double EJ Projects BLOG
  http://spaces.msn.com/members/EJ2/







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