Re: Rough landings

Wayne Thompson <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
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Hey Mark:
    (Novice speaking, here) - One can always do the ole' fade out with the volume (even individually on the MIX tab for better results), but that would get old on every song. 
    Depending on how you have your GE modules set up, some have a "run" checkbox on the KARMA tab (better than shutting off KARMA completely maybe). . . That way you could, say, shut off the arps and leave the drums going, etc.
    Even NOTE range may work in some cases. . . . 
   
  Others out there with what they do?
  Wayne

Mark Matula <[email protected]> wrote:
  Hey gang,

I love my Karma, I crank out some fairly decent live/realtime jams for a guy with no clue
of what he's doing.  One thing I can't do, though, is end a tune.

Turning off the KARMA or even unlatching it and letting go of the keys
results in a very sudden and harsh end to the beat, arpeggios, and
everything.  Changing Combis results in the same brick wall.  What
techniques do you boys and girls use to gently wrap up a piece?


-- 
Mark Matula
Mikey, you will be missed:
http://eblo.ratula.net/mikey.html


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