lol.... Yeah... not happy... err...more like ....can't find the words that can do it any justice.
I'm in the Studio here tonight working my ass off late at night, and while I'm waiting for the next batch of coffee to kick in, I have to just laugh to myself and sit back in my chair while looking at the OASYS from a distance.
The difference this keyboard has made to my music is simply priceless. I'm soooooo happy with my setup now that I feel I had to take the time to mention this here for no real reason at all.
KORG, Jerry, Dan, Brandon, Stephen, Ski... and the many names I'm leaving out. Guys... !!!! I know you already feel very proud of what you built, but I have to wonder. Do you REALLY know how much this has effected people on so many different levels.
Karma v2 on it's own just blows my mind as to how much of a realtime song writers tool it is and more. Even when your dry for ideas Karma just keeps you going.
Regards.
Sharp.
Not happy with my OASYS.
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Re: Not happy with my OASYS.
That's very gratifying to read! Thank you on behalf of all of us here at Korg.
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Sharp wrote -
Here is a vid i posted on youtube - just an 'on the spot' Live improv using simple chord progressions and Karma. Sometimes Karma can be a real challenge to play (in reference to live playing ). Sometimes I am Scared of Karma - in some instances I think to myself i would be intimidated to play it Live... but I Dont want people to think it is just a ONE Finger left hand accompanyment. So Sharp, yeah, I agree, the flow of Karma just helped me come up with the improv below - this is Karma that kept me going - its not me?... mmmm something like that
http://www.youtube.com/user/BillySynth
Billy
Karma v2 on it's own just blows my mind as to how much of a realtime song writers tool it is and more. Even when your dry for ideas Karma just keeps you going.
Here is a vid i posted on youtube - just an 'on the spot' Live improv using simple chord progressions and Karma. Sometimes Karma can be a real challenge to play (in reference to live playing ). Sometimes I am Scared of Karma - in some instances I think to myself i would be intimidated to play it Live... but I Dont want people to think it is just a ONE Finger left hand accompanyment. So Sharp, yeah, I agree, the flow of Karma just helped me come up with the improv below - this is Karma that kept me going - its not me?... mmmm something like that
http://www.youtube.com/user/BillySynth
Billy
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Re: Not happy with my OASYS.
Amen to that!Sharp wrote:
Karma v2 on it's own just blows my mind as to how much of a realtime song writers tool it is and more. Even when your dry for ideas Karma just keeps you going.
Regards.
Sharp.
I think for me anyway the biggest obstacle was learning all the fundementals of Karma parameters,now I'm getting to grips with it more I see how superb it is and its really starting to pay off.
I just wish there was a way to create your own Karma phrases internally without having to utilise the Software.
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Re: Not happy with my OASYS.
Lol! you do that too?Sharp wrote:lol.... Yeah... not happy... err...more like ....can't find the words that can do it any justice.
I'm in the Studio here tonight working my ass off late at night, and while I'm waiting for the next batch of coffee to kick in, I have to just laugh to myself and sit back in my chair while looking at the OASYS from a distance.
You caught me quite off guard with the title!The difference this keyboard has made to my music is simply priceless. I'm soooooo happy with my setup now that I feel I had to take the time to mention this here for no real reason at all.
KORG, Jerry, Dan, Brandon, Stephen, Ski... and the many names I'm leaving out. Guys... !!!! I know you already feel very proud of what you built, but I have to wonder. Do you REALLY know how much this has effected people on so many different levels.
Karma v2 on it's own just blows my mind as to how much of a realtime song writers tool it is and more. Even when your dry for ideas Karma just keeps you going.
Regards.
Sharp.
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