Re: Karma, M3, Korg online eZine, etc.

"EJ2 - Double EJ Projects" <[email protected]> Sun, 23 Dec 2007 03:18:05 -0000
Newsgroups gmane.music.equipment.korg
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Steve,
   Sorry for the typo. That should have read "Spam", lol.  Anyway, if 
you haven't heard the Legacy Collection LAC-1 EXi(MS-20 and Polysix) 
on the OASYS, then you're in for a treat.  OASYS can do analog, 
regardless of the LAC-1 EXi.  With today's high powered digital 
synths, the myth that they cannot emulate analog sounds is just that -
 a myth.  I've been in this business for over 40 years, played both 
crappy and excellent analog and both crappy and excellent digital 
instruments.  All I can say is that in today's world, to me, the aura 
of analog is much overrated and, in some cases, over priced (e.g. a 
Macbeth).  However, I will concede that for some, only analog fits 
the bill.

Next, don't hold your breath waiting for KARMA 2 for the Karma, MW, 
or KarmaTriton to happen anytime soon.  Stephen has tons of new 
projects on the go and it could be quite a while - if ever - before 
he revisits updating KARMA 2 elements (not all of them) for MW or 
KarmaTriton, never mind the red Karma.  For the latter, this simply 
will not happen.  So, if it's KARMA 2 technology you're hankering 
for, then you'll have to get it in an M3, OASYS, or anything new in 
this department coming from Korg.
Cheers,
Eric

--- In [email protected], Steve <newpro5657@...> wrote:
>
> Hi Steve, 
> Can you please truncate the old message before posting and leave 
out script that you are adding to your post because it will end up in 
the "spame" file and will not be published.
> Cheers,
> Eric
> 
> 
> If I hear Karma II upgrades or board for the Maroon Monster
> I will hold off on an M3....but that is precisely why it won't 
> happen. I really enjoy the Karma technology but taking it
> up to the pro level like you have is really a learning
> curve that does not seem to end....on the other hand
> it is not so simple you get bored.
> 
> My pet peave: digital waves are not as smooth and
> rich as the old analog so even a great sound engine
> like Triton or even Motif pales in comparison to
> a prophet or Andromeda....I work the filters but they
> stay grainey/digital....never that creamy smooth
> analog sound. It might be just what you learned
> first...I had the analog stuff for years....and I
> ate anchovies as a child and still love them too.
> 
> Karma and Motif do the best they can by layering
> stuff. Motif has the acoustic thing down and some
> good mono-lead emulation and the Karma has some
> good guitars too. Just miss the old analogs and 
> can't afford an Andromeda or even Dave Smiths
> new authentic profit or the moog.....yet. I might
> get desparate and sell my kids or something but
> they have been nice lately and its almost Christmas.
> 
> Have a fun and peaceful holiday everyone.
> 
> ({-;)  Steve (Sam Utah)
>




 
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