Now we have 2 new excellent members for the sound development... Both have different synthesis models on linux as a study developed.
Prof. Dr. Peter Jung
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Linux specialist at the University of Duisburg and the proud owner OASYS Peter has worked a long time ago for Yamaha as a freelancer of sound design. He creates the factory library for the V-50 and partly for the SY-77 and SY-99...
Dr. Guido Bruck
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Linux specialist at the University of Duisburg...
Peter and Guido will look at sound design support and it will shortly launch and present a new FM library in collaboration with KARO!
With two PhD's joining the team with Linux experience seems that you guys are headed the way of Open Labs....
A possible solution for us users is for Korg to go into a licensing agreement for Karo to take over production of the Oasys. Then the Oasys-II would be forthcoming under Korg-Karo brand name.
Since you guys are already designing sounds for the Oasys, you would have heads up and with the Oasys Licensing, you would have a very fast time to market to beat the crap out of the likes of Open Labs.
The Oasys-II must be able to run VST's and sequencing like what you get with PT or Logic. Also stream samples from fast memory/HardDrive. For example, Logic has a 12Gig Piano sample that is unbelievable. Can't do it if the Oasys-II does not stream from the harddrive and only has 2Gig of RAM.
I'm daydreaming but..........
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With two PhD's joining the team with Linux experience seems that you guys are headed the way of Open Labs....
A possible solution for us users is for Korg to go into a licensing agreement for Karo to take over production of the Oasys. Then the Oasys-II would be forthcoming under Korg-Karo brand name.
Since you guys are already designing sounds for the Oasys, you would have heads up and with the Oasys Licensing, you would have a very fast time to market to beat the crap out of the likes of Open Labs.
The Oasys-II must be able to run VST's and sequencing like what you get with PT or Logic. Also stream samples from fast memory/HardDrive. For example, Logic has a 12Gig Piano sample that is unbelievable. Can't do it if the Oasys-II does not stream from the harddrive and only has 2Gig of RAM.
I'm daydreaming but..........
Hi minnkorg,
Modifications to the OS (VST, streaming ...) can only be the R&D team from Korg, since the software has a source code and the Korg is definitely not for a Third Party Release!
But what we can do ... We could show Korg our new ideas for further synthesis models...
Best regards,
KARO Sound Development
Kurt
EWBR & medusaland
Last edited by medusaland on Fri Apr 10, 2009 4:58 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Cool! I'm looking forward to hearing even more sounds.
I'm still digging the Total Control set...
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A possible solution for us users is for Korg to go into a licensing agreement for Karo to take over production of the Oasys. Then the Oasys-II would be forthcoming under Korg-Karo brand name.
fantastic Idea
minnkorg wrote:The Oasys-II must be able to run VST's and sequencing like what you get with PT or Logic.
Yep. Yep, Yep
minnkorg wrote:Also stream samples from fast memory/HardDrive. For example, Logic has a 12Gig Piano sample that is unbelievable. Can't do it if the Oasys-II does not stream from the harddrive and only has 2Gig of RAM.
Thats the name of the game but I want this in the current Oasys