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There is a patch for the Oasys (and maybe the Kronos?) called MOD-7 E.Piano Pad SW1. It is from the MOD7EXT1.PCG file. The chords programmed into the chord pads are very familiar, but I cannot recall the track that they harken back to; I keep thinking Chick Corea, but it's almost certainly from some ...

Bird Getz a Mulligan 100% Oasys sounds, recorded with Reaper. Features alto, tenor, and baritone sax sounds from the factory and EXs3 banks. (Acquired at full price. Heh.) A semi-modern take on Bach's "Prelude and Fugue in Eb Major" incorporating a walking bass line, among other non-baroque tweaks ...

UCanDream wrote:
And also, where on the Oasys can a guy fund out what CC# is applied (of course, it's programmable) to a particular knob, slider, or what have you?

Page 1049 of the Oasys Parameter Guide.

Despite the very limited discussion on this thread provoked by my earlier experiment, it seems there are some folks interested in the issues I tried to raise. In the New York Times today- To Tug Hearts, Music First Must Tickle the Neurons As a side note: Oddly, I noticed some visits to my ...

Hi Folks: Early in this thread, I mentioned that the "Well-Tempered Clavier" rendition I created was "just groundwork or a side-effect of another, more ambitious project". So you know I wasn't just blowing hot air, I wanted to mention that the first part of that project is done. I call it "The Ill ...

So Korg sells out to nord...so are they going to be called Knord Knord!!!They've got the Kernow how Those who have never seen the old Knorr foods brand TV ad in the UK,won't get this. Correction- Fiat purchased Nord. Korg is not involved. The new company will produce a workstation called the "Fnord ...

the same arp as on m50 doesnt exist on kronos and karma to m50 is on computer, as in motif but the arps on motif are wery advanced vs korgs arps (I dont mean karma) but I dont know if they are programable? I could not with MO6 I wonder if you can control karma with motifs arps or m50s arps? Yes ...

Although interest in this thread seems low, I want to make another statement regarding this discussion. A better analogy occurred to me and I think it might be worthwhile to share. Live performance on an instrument is roughly analogous to a live stage play. This is what Ozy likes. :-) Recording a ...

ozy wrote:Turing, Sachs...

Ok, I got it.

Bye.

Ever the lovable curmudgeon.

Your interpretation however is probably valid for this academic collection from Bach, given the limits of the instrument at the time; and being well-tempered with little or no dynamic range. I suspect if you were to employ the same interpretation - programming - with Debussy, for example. It would ...

I did not "play" these performances in the traditional sense. I "programmed" them. Music is played in the brain. After that, it's all technology. My fingers are not programmed to play piano well, so I program electronic instruments to play sounds the way I want to hear them. Trying to find a ...

Howdy: Here's a link to some new stuff created using the Oasys- http://sylahnsedel086.bandcamp.com/ The bottom of that Web page (below the song list) includes some tongue-in-cheek remarks regarding the project. If you're not especially familiar with "The Well-Tempered Clavier", the first track ...

Still, I don't know what Karma REALLY is. Probably better if Stephen answers, but I'll take a crack at it... In simplest terms, KARMA is a set of algorithms for generating musical phrases. The output of KARMA is very broad and can be applied to anything from percussion, through traditional ...

Big fan of Karma here. For example- <a href="http://jimstrider.bandcamp.com/track/deepwater-horizon" target="new">Deepwater Horizon</a> Mostly Oasys, lots of Karma. Stephen recently wrote on his Karma-Lab forum that he and Korg are not done. (I wanted to link to his post, but don't have the time to ...

Like richwest, I use the optical digital outs on the Oasys into a firewire audio interface, and then mix and master in Reaper. The Oasys sounds great, but I don't use ONLY Oasys sounds. Slicing, dicing, and final master all are just so much more efficiently performed in a DAW. And to Pieter: Yes ...