Re: Help required

"mawd" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
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----- Original Message ----- From: "vaibhav tole" <[email protected]> 

Hi All,
 Basically I am a pianist.........
 But now I have decided to go for a change & have
removed Yamaha psrs from my stock :).
 To me, the next gear wd be amongst Karma/Triton.

 Can anybody suggest me the best option between buying
Karma / { Triton + Karma s/w } ???
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* Hi...I'm at the same place....I've been recording with a Triton,
a Roland Sequencer and a VS-1680 HD Recorder....does a good
job, but it's slow. I like the idea of being able to generate more/or
different voicings but I plan on doing loops in ACID. I think constructing
a song would have to be quicker as opposed to recording it bar by bar.
I asked the same questions and the answers were varied but they all
seemed to point towards the fact that the functionality between the
 hardware and software versions is very similar...the differences being 
instead of tweaking hardware knobs you yweal software knobs.
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Also please comment on the Floppy drive* thing in
karma ( floppy .. seems to b an outdated thing) ... 
Does karma sequence the things on the floppy directly
without using buffers <like Yamaha PSRs >??
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* I'm not sure about this...I use an external sequencer but the
sequencer in my Triton is SLOW.
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After reading a lot about Karma, the thing what I
could make out was it is .. Triton + <Karma>[That
gives some fundoo arpeggiation & other tech things
easily } ... Am I correct ?
Please Do comment ASAP.
TIA
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