KARMA 2 (for Kronos/M3/M50/Oasys) articles

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KARMA 2: Recording KARMA output to external sequencers (Rating: 4)

KARMA 2: Expressive playing with manual advance and direct index (Rating: 2)

KARMA 2: Tutorial - Mastering Level 1 ("KARMA Player") KARMA usage (Rating: 2)

KARMA 2: A beginner's guide to KARMA (Rating: 1)

KARMA 2: Changing or removing particular notes generated by KARMA (Rating: 1)

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KARMA 2: Note Map Reference

KARMA 2: RTC Model: MB1 - Mel Rpt/Bend

KARMA 2: RTC Model: EG1 - Dual Env Gen 1

KARMA 2: Expressive playing with manual advance and direct index

KARMA 2: Tutorial - Note Series: Note Type

KARMA 2: Creating "space": telling a GE to "not play" for a certain number of beats

KARMA 2: Using KARMA to create open voicings

KARMA 2: Chord recognition in left hand for a module played by right hand

KARMA 2: RTC Model: DM1 - Drum Melodic 1

KARMA 2: RTC Model: BL1 - Bass/Lead 1

KARMA 2: Drum group overview

KARMA 2: Why you want the KARMA Software if you want to learn KARMA well

KARMA 2: What determines exactly when each event in a pattern occurs

KARMA 2: RTC Model: GV1 - Gated Vel/Pat 1

KARMA 2: RTC Model: CL1 - Comp/Lead 1

KARMA 2: RTC Model: GC1 - Gated CCs 1

KARMA 2: RTC Master Layer

KARMA 2: Rhythm Template Reference

KARMA 2: Understanding and using KARMA's Swing features

KARMA 2: Duration Control Reference

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• KARMA 2 (for Kronos/M3/M50/Oasys) articles
  • beginner's guides
    • KARMA 2: A beginner's guide to KARMA
    • KARMA 2: Building a GE from scratch
    • KARMA 2: Dissecting a KARMA performance
    • KARMA 2: GE parameter groups in plain English
    • KARMA 2: Tutorial - Mastering Level 1 ("KARMA Player") KARMA usage
    • KARMA 2: Tutorial - Mastering Level 2 ("KARMA Tweaker") KARMA usage
    • KARMA 2: Tutorial - Mastering Level 3 ("KARMA Designer") KARMA Usage
  • drums
    • KARMA 2: Making KARMA play realistic fills and solos in a drum program
  • general concepts
    • KARMA 2: Comparison of KARMA 1 in Korg Karma vs KARMA 2 in Korg Kronos/Oasys/M3
    • KARMA 2: Comparison of KARMA 2 features in Korg M3 vs Korg OASYS
    • KARMA 2: How does KARMA work?
    • KARMA 2: How KARMA differs from arrangers and arpeggiators
    • KARMA 2: How MIN-MAX-VALUE works in GE RT Parameters
    • KARMA 2: The KARMA in your keyboard is only part of the picture
    • KARMA 2: Understanding GE types and categories
    • KARMA 2: Understanding the Perf RTP and GE RTP parameters
    • KARMA 2: Understanding the RTC Models
    • KARMA2: What is KARMA?
  • GEs (generated effects)
    • GE parameter group overviews (GE Editor)
      • Important basics for all GE parameter groups
        • KARMA 2: GE structure boils down to "note choice", "timing", and "effects"
        • KARMA 2: How a GE determines which note pitches to play
        • KARMA 2: What a GE is (and is not)
        • KARMA 2: What determines exactly when each event in a pattern occurs
        • KARMA 2: What is a Phase and why should I care?
        • KARMA 2: Why the GE Editor lists the groups in the order that it does
        • KARMA 2: Why you want the KARMA Software if you want to learn KARMA well
      • KARMA 2: Cluster group overview
      • KARMA 2: Drum group overview
      • KARMA 2: Duration group overview
      • KARMA 2: Index group overview
      • KARMA 2: Note Series group overview
      • KARMA 2: Phase group overview
      • KARMA 2: Rhythm group overview
      • KARMA 2: Velocity group overview
    • KARMA 2: Cluster Template Reference (Vel-CP)
    • KARMA 2: Duration Control Reference
    • KARMA 2: Rhythm Template Reference
    • KARMA 2: Using a GE as a metronome
    • KARMA 2: Velocity Control Reference
  • KARMA wave-sequencing
    • KARMA 2: KARMA Wave-Sequencing (introduction)
    • KARMA 2: KARMA Wave-Sequencing (without arpeggiation)
  • reference - RTC Models
    • KARMA 2: Overview/History of RTC Models
    • KARMA 2: Reference Chart of all RTC Models
    • KARMA 2: RTC Master Layer
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: BL1 - Bass/Lead 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: CL1 - Comp/Lead 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: DM1 - Drum Melodic 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: DP1 - Drum/Perc 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: EG1 - Dual Env Gen 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: GC1 - Gated CCs 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: GV1 - Gated Vel/Pat 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: LF1 - Dual LFOs 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: MB1 - Mel Rpt/Bend
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: MR1 - Melodic Repeat 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: RB1 - Real-Time Bend 1
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: WS1 - WaveSeq 1 (Bend/Repeat)
    • KARMA 2: RTC Model: WS2 - WaveSeq 2 (Ind. Phases)
  • scale adjustment/note maps
    • KARMA 2: Changing or removing particular notes generated by KARMA
    • KARMA 2: Forcing KARMA to play harmonic minor when you play passing tones
    • KARMA 2: Note Map Reference
  • sequencing-external (DAWs)
    • KARMA 2: Recording KARMA output to external sequencers
  • techniques
    • KARMA 2: Changing GE time signatures or the speed of what the GE is playing
    • KARMA 2: Chord recognition in left hand for a module played by right hand
    • KARMA 2: Creating "space": telling a GE to "not play" for a certain number of beats
    • KARMA 2: Expressive playing with manual advance and direct index
    • KARMA 2: Making a GE play a constant number of notes per measure
    • KARMA 2: Sending KARMA-generated MIDI from a Combi
    • KARMA 2: Triggering modules from a sequencer with KARMA M3 Software
    • KARMA 2: Tutorial - Note Series: Note Type
    • KARMA 2: Understanding and using KARMA's Swing features
    • KARMA 2: Using KARMA to auto-sustain notes until you play another chord
    • KARMA 2: Using KARMA to create open voicings