Re: Re: send karma midi of the combi's to an external sequencer

"mawd" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
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 --- In [email protected], "gizeh12" <gizeh12@...> wrote:
>
> Hi there, im new to this board and just exploring the vast 
> possibilites of the korg karma.
> Here is my first question:
> How do i send the midi of the individual programs/karma programs with 
> a combi setting to an external sequencer??

> I have found a combi, wich has got a bass pattern, a synth 
> arpergiator, and some string chords. I want to send all the midi 
> information of those  separate sounds to my sequencer.
> anyone??
> greetz
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* Hi....if the Karma's structered the same as the Triton, and I'm told it is....this is what
I do. First up....set your ext. sequencer to MIDI....next...open up the MIDI channels
you want to record to BTH....I think you'll find this in EDIT.....let's take drums 
as an example.......hit record on your ext. sequencer and hit a key on your Karma....this
will record MIDI data into your sequencer sync'd up.......I then move the all the data to
the 2nd. bar.....repeat the process with Bass etc....don't open all of your midi channels......
well.....you can if you want to but the results are usually very messy because it's
includung data you don't need in with the data you do need. You only need about 
6-8 bars of each set of voicings........when you play your data back....make sure ALL
of your arpegigiators are OFF.......make sure the BPM's of the Karma is the same
as your ext. sequencer....SAVE! Now, in theory, you should be able to cut 'n' paste
or write your own melody lines etc as you wish.....works for me.



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