Re: Smooth Jazz... Scene Buttons, etc.

"karmalab140" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
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on 2/24/06 9:12 AM, Eric J. Sawyer at 
[email protected] wrote:

> Hi Chris,
> The Karma's scene switches store the 8 KARMA RTC rotary 
settings.  
> So as I said, you can have a setting where the current set up of 
the 8 
> RTCs is not modified by the switches (none lit). Next, change 
the RTCs 
> and store on button 1.  Change again and store on button 2.  
Next, you 
> can sum the changes by have both 1 & 2 lit....and so on.  This 
is not a 
> one shot assignable.  You can modify as you jam.  It's exactly 
the same 
> as in the OASYS which has more scenes to set up.

Hi Eric,

I must say that you seem a little confused on this. Allow me to 
explain:

The Karma has 2 Scenes only. Those two switches you keep 
talking about are part of the Realtime Controls. There are 8 
knobs and 2 switches = 10 Realtime Controls. The settings of 
the 10 Realtime Controls are what is stored in a scene, not just 
the 8 knobs.

The Karma has one scene switch that toggles between scene 1 
and scene 2. It has 8 knobs and 2 switches that are stored in the 
scene. The fact that the two switches are over the scene button 
have nothing to do with the scene.

The OASYS is completely different. It has 8 Scene switches that 
select scenes 1 through 8. Then it has 8 switches and 8 sliders 
that are stored in the scene.

Hope that clears things up.

- Stephen

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Stephen Kay
Karma Lab - developers of KARMA
http://www.karma-lab.com
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