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The new ones to comes ??????????danatkorg wrote:Thank you - it makes me happy to hear that people appreciate the docs! Note that the manuals are a joint effort; I'm just one of a team. Originally, Korg Inc. was responsible for most of the parts relating to the Sequencer, Combination, Sampling, and Global modes, and Stephen Kay wrote the parts related to KARMA. I've done the sections on the HD-1 and all EXi, Wave Sequences, Vector, some of the new effects, and most of the other parts related to Program mode. I've also done some amount of editing to the rest of the manuals as time has permitted.
Thanks again for your positive feedback!
To clarify: the effects which are in the OASYS, but not in previous Korg workstations.sebbytriton wrote:The new ones to comes ??????????danatkorg wrote: some of the new effects,!
ok , i was joking, congratulation for this great documentation
Whats even more ironic is that the lazy people post Questions in forums and wait for a reply,in the time they waited they could have simply read the Answer in the Manual or they get no reply and become irritated with everyone else for not replying.kenackr wrote:Hedegaard,
Yes, it is ironic. I believe it is but one facet of the "instant gratification" behavior that has gripped many people today.
Specifically, why pick up a phone book size manual when you can just post a question in a forum and have the answer spoon fed to you? Talk about irony! They have to read the answer, don't they?
My guess is that many of the people who adopt that approach either have poor reading / learning skills, or feel that their time is too precious to spend reading the manual or using the search function.
Ken
You're talking about the Param Guide there, when many questions I see regularly could be answered from the slender Operation Guide. What makes me curious is how some folks with so little experience in MIDI and audio took the leap and bought an $8000 instrument. That's an interesting phenomenon, and whilst the 40+ people that post here might not really best represent the skill level of the actual 5000++ users, I bet there is some correlation.kenackr wrote:Specifically, why pick up a phone book size manual when you can just post a question in a forum...
Writing forum posts with all kind of questions could also be just for the funn of it. But anyway, people must read the synth doc´s, I hardly never see posts on that subject....I wounder why.Kontrol49 wrote:Whats even more ironic is that the lazy people post Questions in forums and wait for a reply,in the time they waited they could have simply read the Answer in the Manual or they get no reply and become irritated with everyone else for not replying.kenackr wrote:Hedegaard,
Yes, it is ironic. I believe it is but one facet of the "instant gratification" behavior that has gripped many people today.
Specifically, why pick up a phone book size manual when you can just post a question in a forum and have the answer spoon fed to you? Talk about irony! They have to read the answer, don't they?
My guess is that many of the people who adopt that approach either have poor reading / learning skills, or feel that their time is too precious to spend reading the manual or using the search function.
Ken
I wouldn't say that was down to Poor reading or learning,simply idle nature,the same generation who's parents did everything for them for fear of upsetting their children,wrapping them in cotton wool from society so they have spoonfed a nation of children who no longer has any aspirations or desire to do or learn anything for themselves,certainly in the UK we have a society rife of those individuals.
+1 to Dan for the Oasys Manual
Kontrol49 wrote:
Whats even more ironic is that the lazy people post Questions in forums and wait for a reply,in the time they waited they could have simply read the Answer in the Manual or they get no reply and become irritated with everyone else for not replying.
I wouldn't say that was down to Poor reading or learning,simply idle nature,the same generation who's parents did everything for them for fear of upsetting their children,wrapping them in cotton wool from society so they have spoonfed a nation of children who no longer has any aspirations or desire to do or learn anything for themselves,certainly in the UK we have a society rife of those individuals.
+1 to Dan for the Oasys Manual
that so many young lives are just....wasted..well not wasted just could be so much more!
