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Karma Motif Xs Update Fixes A
However, I dont believe that theyre making the XS7 any longer as I believe its been replaced with an even newer model at this point.I’ve kept purposely quiet here after I announced this way too prematurely last year - but at long last, the day many thought might never come has finally arrived. Following on the heels of our major KARMA Motif 3.2 release which added support for the Yamaha S70/S90 XS, the 3.2.1 update fixes a few issues.The Yamaha Motif XS7 is an in depth keyboard based workstation and is on the newer side of the keyboards in the Motif series. Karma-Lab is the developer of KARMA Technology, KARMA Algorithmic Music.Click for full-size screenshot KARMA Motif Software - 3.2.1 Update (Mac/Windows) Karma-Lab has released a free maintenance update to KARMA Motif Software for six Yamaha instruments.
Karma Motif Xs Software Now Available
KARMA Motif - An Incredibly innovative algorithmic music software now available for Motif XF and XS will be sold directly by Karmalab in late spring. If you browse Yahoo Japan auctions or live in Tokyo you might find one here and there, but ultimately it’s not that easy.New KARMA Motif Software. Finding a USED Yamaha Motif series synthesizer in Japan can be quite difficult. By jimdatwood In Music Hardware.
Karma Motif Xs Mac OS X 10
This brand-new entry in their line of software applications brings the award-winning and patented KARMA algorithmic music technology (previously only available for Korg workstations) to the Yamaha Motif, giving it new interactive groove generation and arranger-like capabilities.“After announcing the development of KARMA Motif last year, the release took longer than anticipated,” acknowledged KARMA Developer Stephen Kay, “due to a number of factors, from the pain-staking attention applied to the programming of each Performance to the inclusion of additional interactive features beyond the original plan. We still have some work to do on that, but we wanted to get this out for the vast majority who aren’t using 10.7+.This 13 minute video introduction, if you haven’t already seen it, is a great introduction to the powerful interactive features this version of KARMA created especially for the Motif XF and XS.And if you’re interested in an overview of KARMA’s interactive features and how they can be controlled from the Motif’s Remote mode, click on the following diagram:Westfield, NJ, July 18, 2012—Karma-Lab has released KARMA Motif Software, a dedicated PC/Mac program for the Yamaha Motif XS and XF (US $199). Windows XP, Vista, Win7 - 32 and 64-bitKARMA Motif can be purchased at the Karma-Lab Store ($199):If you have the Motif XF 10th anniversary package coupon, use this special page:* If you’re running Mac OS X 10.7+, stay tuned for further announcements as we work towards making the software fully compatible.
There is a section “About the Motif Arps in KARMA Performances”. Furthermore, a KARMA Performance can call up any Motif Voice, Performance, Song, Pattern, or Master slot when loading, so that KARMA can be used in any of the Motif’s modes.A 13 minute Video Introduction has been produced demonstrating many of KARMA’s interactive performance capabilities: karma-lab.com/kmo/videoMore information, including links to documentation, tutorials and user forums, can be found at: karma-lab.com/karma-motifWhat is Intelligent Chord Trigger Transposition , it is most intriguing ?Opps , did I just ask the 1st offical Karma Motif 3.0 question. And since you are already in Song Mode, you’re just one step away from recording your KARMA-fied musical performances into the Motif’s sequencer - or you can route the output to any DAW for external sequencing. The Motif’s arps are also additionally integrated in each Performance as additional elements that can be triggered via the Intelligent Chord Trigger Transposition features.
Rather than using pre-stored notes (which limits their usefulness to only the programmed chord, which may or may not match what you are doing, especially if you are playing your own chords on the keyboard), they use the last played notes from either the keyboard or a Chord Trigger. They use a setting named “Last Played Notes” to determine what notes will drive the arp. The way they work in general is: They allow two additional elements to be added to the overall groove in several interactive ways.
If you played a minor chord, the notes would be similarly intelligently transposed to fit the scales steps of a minor scale – you have to try it to fully understand how it works.There’s more, but that’s the basic idea - and the video shows it fairly well at one point. The first CT in the arp group (CT 9) would send a Cmaj to the arp the second CT might send a Dmin (the second scale step), the third CT might send an Emin (the third scale step), and so on. In other words, let’s say you played a Cmaj triad on the keyboard, or from one of the first eight Chord Triggers. Other Chord Triggers in the group then transpose the last played notes intelligently into other scale steps, so that you can trigger ascending or different arp patterns that relate to the last played chord (“Intelligent Chord Trigger Transposition”). Each group of four (or sometimes one group of eight) has the first Chord Trigger in the group set to the root scale step, so that it generates the same chord that was last played.
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