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

Eric,

I wish I could feel the same way you feel about KARMA. I tried for 1,5 year to work with KARMA but I am not satisfied.
Trinity was closer to my style. I just wanted to see if other people had the same opinion with me or it was only me.
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Eric J. Sawyer 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Sunday, July 17, 2005 6:29 AM
  Subject: [korgkarma] Re: Is the Karma any good to... Let's avoid a "Gear War"...


  Those demos don't do anything for me.  The musicality may be more 
  professional, but the only instrument that shone for me was the 
  flute, but to my ears, it can't touch the MOSS flutes.  If you want 
  more professionally produced Karma demos, here's a link for you.  
  Scroll down and click on any of them:
  http://www.korg.com/gear/info.asp?a_prod_no=KARMA&category_id=1

  You can also go to KARMA LAB http://www.karma-lab.com/ and click on 
  Karma then "Audio Demos". Any of those demos will certainly showcase 
  the Karma.  Go also to the Chemistry demos.  All of the above are 
  more in line with my sonic tastes. 

  I've played the Motif thoroughly in a variety of settings going 
  through every preset time and again thinking maybe it was just the 
  conditions on the previous auditions, but I always come away 
  thinking what's the rave all about.  I've listened to all the demos 
  in the Motifator Listening Room and I come up with the same 
  evaluation.  Why?  Because as I said in the previous post it's all a 
  matter of perception and subjectivity. 

  For every demo link that is posted to support one device over 
  another, there will always follow a counter link.  Music is an art.  
  It is open to a myriad of interpretations and appreciations.  This 
  guarantees that there will be differences. You like the Motif; I 
  like the Karma.  Someone else may like neither of our choices and 
  prefer something else - the Roland Fantom X, for example. So, let's 
  agree to disagree.

  But, one question:  Why post derogatory comments about a particular 
  instrument in a forum dedicated to that instrument?  That would be 
  like going into a mosque telling the worshippers that there is 
  better religion over at your church.  Not wise.

  Cheers,
  Eric

  PS: Those "amateur" demos were unrehearsed improvisations played and 
  recorded live in real time.  There was no sequencing or post 
  production whatsoever.  






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