Re: [SPAM]CD Tutorials

Got my m3 with Radias....very digital but a powerhouse.
Eric - How are the M3 combi's coming along... 

 

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From: EJ2 - Double EJ Projects <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]
Sent: Sunday, April 6, 2008 7:06:26 AM
Subject: Re: [SPAM][korgkarma] CD Tutorials

                I don't recall seeing your detailed question that went unanswered 
over in the Karma section of Karma Lab Forums.  I'm sure you would 
have seen a detailed response if you posted a detailed question.

Next, Bodie or anyone else posting a video clip from 
Steve's "Sudsonic" material would be violating copyright.  As 
moderator, I would be deleting such a post.

As I mentioned in my 2005 post at KLF, "... The Karma specific videos 
target two areas - sequencing and program editing. The sample video 
presented is worthwhile; however, I am not familiar with the detail 
and quality of pay for videos. Steve tells me that they are of high 
quality video and insofar as Triton and Karma procedures overlap, 
they should be useful..."  It appears that sample video has been 
replaced and Steve has added material on Karma MW.  This latter is 
computer software (available from Karma Lab) allows for editing KARMA 
parameters and GEs plus other functions.  You could potentially 
create your own drum GEs with MW and use them to drive drum programs 
or combis that you design.  However, you are not going to get a quick 
one-off answer on those procedures.  

I understand that visual demonstrations augment print/pdf manuals. 
However, these  video resources are limited. So, that leads me to a 
few other comments.  Have you read the Basic Guide's sequencer pages? 
Have your done this working right at the Karma, not from a couch? 
They are fairly straight forward and simple to follow.  If you 
require more in-depth information, then go to the sequencer section 
in the Parameter Guide.  Couple that with Wayne's suggestions, 
especially using KARMA GE's in program or combi mode.  Loading a 
program or combi you want to work with in the sequencer is a simple 
step to hit "REC" + "ENTER", then record.  

Here is a link to Sudsonic's Karma Videos.
http://www.sudosoni c.com/servlet/ Detail?no= 10
Note, Steve has posted some free demo videos on his site as well.

I strongly recommend that you go to KLF's Karma Tutorial section.
http://www.karma- lab.com/forum/ forumdisplay. php?s=&forumid= 102
You'll also find my mini tutorial on programming your own simple drum 
combi there.
http://www.karma- lab.com/forum/ showthread. php?s=&threadid= 5087

Finally, most of us who have a reasonably good "working knowledge" 
with our equipment had to just get over the hump to RTFM and learn 
the hard way.  Yes, it's a tough DIY process, but with the investment 
of time and energy, it pays dividends, not just for current 
equipment, but for the future.

Cheers,
Eric
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--- In korgkarma@yahoogrou ps.com, "musicscapes" <musicscapes@ ...> 
wrote:
>
> So then Bodie can you tell us or post a video clip somewhere and 
tell
> us how to create Drum Beats and use the Internal Sequencer as you
> already have the DVD from sudosonic.
> I posted the question on the Karma Lab forum but haven't got any
> replies so I'm relying on you.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> 
> --- In korgkarma@yahoogrou ps.com, "Bodie" <bodie@> wrote:
> >
> > Sudosonic... I own those and the M3...both are in depth.
> > 
> > http://www.sudosoni c.com
> > 
> > bodie
> > 
> > --- In korgkarma@yahoogrou ps.com, Greg Krouse <gkrouse@> wrote:
> > >
> > > I'd appreciate the reference.
> > > ]
> > > thanks Wayne
> > > GregAt 01:20 AM 4/4/2008, you wrote:
> > > 
> > > >Hi,
> > > >There are also some DVD tutorials that really demystify the 
> > > >sequencer and using the powerful fuction of RPPR. I can't 
recall who 
> > > >they are made by but I could look it up if anyone is 
interested.
> > > >Wayne
> > > >
> >
>


    
          			
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