Re: Smooth Jazz, Jazz, Funk, and Blues KARMA-fied Combinations

"Eric J. Sawyer" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hey Chris,
   Interesting input.  I posted the Yogi Berra take on jazz to add 
some humour to our group...Haven't read any good music jokes in here 
for quite some time.  I guess that's one reason KLF is a more 
comprehensive site than this having its own thread for jokes (among 
the variety of other forums over there). 
   Anyway, I find there are quite a number of good musicians both 
down here in Florida and back home in SouthWestern Ontario who head 
out to or host jams and play for nothing. And I know of soloists or 
groups who play for tips only.  The union just can't do anything 
about it because the owners don't care if the union black lists 
them.  There are enough starving and part time musicians who will 
accept their terms.  It's a shame, but that's where it is these days.
    As for the Karma and jazz it can work nicely, but it involves 
some dedicated programming to taylor your own sound. The better tool 
is most definitely the OASYS with it's vastly improved KARMA 2 and 
myriad realtime controls for variation and change ups.

Can ya dig, so hit me up on the downside, and we can be flammin' on 
the jimjam....
Cheers,
Eric
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