Re: Care and caution needed when loading Triton PCGs into Karma.

Hi Paul,
   Points well taken.  But I can assure you that MOSS programs in 
the Karma, are exclusive to bank F. You cannot load them anywhere 
else.  Now you can use them in combis anywhere not just F. But you 
have to have those programs loaded in F first. So, if you wanted to 
modify a particular combi in A (for example) you can substitute a 
MOSS program for a Karma program.  You just have to first "arm" 
(turn on the number of voices - top a max of 6) that particular MOSS 
program in that particular slot.

As for getting tired of Karma Combis and needing new sounds, that's 
where we 3rd party programmers come in.
Cheers,
Eric, EJ2 Karma Programmer
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--- In [email protected], lucky champ <lucky_champ@y...> 
wrote:
>
> Wow, we've really covered all areas of this topic.
> You're right. If you copy another program into a
> program slot that a combi is looking for that program
> slot to be strings, and its some synth sound now, then
> that combi would be thrown off. Like I said, this
> should seem logical to every person that understands
> how overwriting programs and combis work. 
> 
> Everyone whos into buying combi's probably wants some
> fresh sounds anyway, and has the ability to save thier
> old pcgs and back them up. I've seen rebates on 3.5
> floppys where you buy like 20 for $5.99 and mail in a
> full refund, so its not like they are in short supply.
> Any Office Depot, Best Buy, Frys, or Walmart will have
> these very cheap. 
> 
> Its easy to get the perception that backing up and
> loading new sounds is hard based off the emails of a
> few people having trouble with it on some forums, but
> be well aware there are thousands of users who change
> thier programs and combis from day one. You're
> certainly not going to "corrupt" your karma as long as
> you understand how to backup and load pcgs, this is
> one of the first things any synth user should know how
> to do since the days of programmable synths. 
> 
> A lot of people may grow tired of the Karma Combis in
> just a couple hours. For myself I noticed that there's
> only a couple different once that fall into certain
> genres, so if you're wanting to make music, thats
> original, keeping all of the old programs and combis
> in there is just not an option. 
> 
> Let me get back to you on loading moss into other
> banks. I was almost sure you could do that. Just go
> into the sub osc pages and select your moss, internal
> pcgs, or exbs as the osc, then select your wav form
> number. 
> 
> -Paul Duffey
> sudosonic.com
> 






 
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