Re: Re: Music ianTutorials from HitSquad

Eric:

Thanks so much for your wonderful suggestions.  I'll start looking right away.  

Steve
  ----- Original Message ----- 
  From: EJ2 - Double EJ Projects 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, July 27, 2006 1:59 PM
  Subject: [korgkarma] Re: Music ianTutorials from HitSquad


  Hi Steve,
  In regards to MOSS within the Karma, you add another 6 voices for a
  total of 68 voice poyphony. MOSS is quite an interesting animal that
  can be programmed for sounds ranging from ambient to techno. Here is
  a link to my MOSSTER.pcg demos:
  http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=100082
  You'll hear what I mean. This first one - Wishing Stone - is quite
  ambient, while the rest are techno oriented.
  Now, my recommendation for movie/soundtrack projects would include
  Spectrasonics collections, especially Atmosphere. EastWest libraries
  (Colossus) would be another. There is a freebie called Crystal that
  is worthwhile as well as the HGFortune freebies (Protoplasm, STS, and
  Swamp). Check out KVR support group for links or do a Google search.
  These, of course are software based. Karma can be used as a
  controller, but CME controllers are great, built tough, reasonably
  priced, and quite effective. I would check these out. Naturally,
  G.A.S. (Gear Acquisition Syndrome) generally results from doing some
  online research.
  If you get MOSS, then MOSSTER is the only "Karma-fied" collection
  of combis. Hope this helps.
  Cheers,
  Eric
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  --- In [email protected], "Steven Kossor" <sakossor@...> wrote:
  >
  > Eric:
  > 
  > I wonder if you could help me. I have a Karma and was considering
  upgrading with the MOSS card (adding more sounds to those available).
  The music I need is most like movie/tv soundtrack (evoke a sense of
  movement, creating a "aural landscape" and such). If you have any
  recommendations for add-ons that would help add to the available
  options, I'd really appreciate it, whether it's Korg, Karma or some
  other source. 
  > 
  > Thanks. 
  > 
  > You seem to have a wealth of information.
  > 
  > Steve



   

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