Re: Best way to go

"EJ2 - Double EJ Projects" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Steve,
   Sorry for the late reply.  I thought I had this answered 
yesterday, but I must have clicked the wrong link to post.  Anyway,
here is basically what I said:
   Do NOT overwrite bank E! In fact do NOT overwrite A, B or E.  They 
contain all the factory preset combis - really great ones at that.  
My advice is to proceed as you have described - work from Bank C as 
your source bank and write to bank D or F (yes, bank F if you do not 
have EXB MOSS).  Now, there is a tool that you can download free over 
at KLF that will make your life easier in this.  Here is a link to a 
very basic Karma Librarian - http://www.karma-
lab.nl/Div/KarmaLibrarian3.zip 
  This Karma Librarian does not come with instructions.  So you may 
want to explore it first before using it.  However, once you have the 
software downloadedand installed to your computer, start the program 
(not easy to find in the folder) then simply call up your source bank 
in the left panel and drag and drop selected combis to your 
destination bank in the right panel.  Select the bank destination 
letter and save your new bank to your computer desktop with a chosen 
name, e.g., MyFav1.  Now, just copy this pcg to a new floppy disk for 
transfer to your Karma.  That's it.  Very simple and basic, but it 
works for me.
   My next advice is to develop your own pattern for bank management 
and remember always to back up to disk anything you do not want to 
lose.  I would also suggest that you investigate one of those 3.5 
floppy card reader adapters so that you can store and load files to 
larger volume SD cards etc.  I'll be looking into this when I get 
back home in the Spring.
   Finally, my 10% 2007 NAMM discount special ends this Sunday, but 
if you need extra time to make your decisions on which collection(s) 
you want to order, just send me an e-mail and I'll hold that discount 
for you.  That goes for any other member here at KKY or over at KLF.
Hope that helps for now.
Cheers,
Eric
EJ2 COMBI GALLERY - http://2ej2.tripod.com/id1.html


--- In [email protected], Steve <newpro5657@...> wrote:
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> 
>  I am just getting up to speed on my Karma and I want to free up 
memory spaces for new collections like Chemistry and Eric's Jazz 
combi's but I do not want to keep all the combi's and programs on 
board....just the ones I like and will use. I want to move my faves 
to a bank and free up at least a bank for new software and I will do 
the same there, pull out what I want and delete or write over the 
rest. I think this can be accomplished by storing new program banks 
to C and taking the favorites to D or E then bring in another bank 
and doing the same. When done, I expect I will have to store all new 
stuff off to get a backup.
> 
> My question is about bank A and B. Do those have to stay on board 
or can I cull them, and put my faves in c, d or e and write over with 
new stuff from labs or Eric?
> 
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