Combination P7: Karma; 7-1: Ge Setup/Key Zones - Korg KRONOS SGX-2 Parameter Manual

Combination P7: KARMA

Here you can make KARMA function settings for the
combination. In Combination mode, you can use all four
KARMA Modules (A, B, C, and D). This allows you to
create a wide variety of setups, including assigning different
phrases or patterns to different Programs.
Turning KARMA on and off
KARMA can be enabled or disabled for the current
Combination by using the front-panel KARMA ON/OFF
switch. You can also temporarily disable KARMA for all
Programs, Combinations, and Songs by using the Global All
KARMA Off parameter. For more information, see "All
KARMA Off" on page 765.
Linking KARMA settings to Program changes
KARMA settings can be saved individually for each
Combination. This includes all of the KARMA-related front-
panel buttons, sliders, and knobs, as well as the on-screen
parameters.
7–1: GE Setup/Key Zones
7–1a
7–1b
7–1c
Here you can select the GE that will be used by each
KARMA Module, and specify the Key Zone and MIDI
Setup for the four KARMA Modules used by the
combination.
Combination P7: KARMA 7–1: GE Setup/Key Zones
Normally, when you select a new Combination, its KARMA
settings will be loaded as well. In some cases, however, you
may wish to try out different Combinations while keeping
the KARMA settings the same.
The Global Basic page Load KARMA Settings when
changing parameters let you select between these two
behaviors. There are separate settings for Programs, Combis,
and Songs. To set this up:
1. Go to the Global Basic page.
2. Under "Load KARMA setting when changing", set
the "Combinations" check-box as desired.
Check the box to load the individual Combinations'
KARMA settings.
Un-check the box to keep KARMA settings the same, even
when changing Combinations.
For more information, see the Global parameter "Load
KARMA settings when changing" on page 765.
7–1a: Combination Name, Load GE
Options, KARMA T.Sig, Tempo
Bank
Combination
q (Tempo)
These are the current bank, Combination, and Tempo. For
more information, please see "1–1a: Combination Name" on
page 455.
7–1PMC
[INT–A...G, USER–A...G]
[0...127]
[040.00...300.00, EXT]
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