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Now check the KARMA Routing: (6.1-2) [Menu]->[KARM]->[MIDI I/O]
You will see that the Global Channel is the input channel for all KARMA
Modules - this works fine in Combi Mode.
When you copy this to Sequencer Mode, the Sequencer does not have the
concept of a “Global Channel”, so this setting becomes “Ch01” in the
Sequencer.
However, the track that you are playing (Track 01) after you copy the
Combi is set to Channel 2, same as the Combi. In this case, there is no
MIDI Input going to KARMA any longer. (You are playing a track set to
Ch02, but KARMA is looking for input on MIDI Channel 1).
To fix this, just go (6.1-2) (Seq Mode) [Menu]->[KARM]->[MIDI I/O] and
set the input channel of all KARMA Modules to “Ch02”. Now it works
same as the Combi. Alternately, you could set the channel of Track01 to
“1” instead of “2” (3.1-1) (SEQ) [Menu]->[Parm1]->[MIDI…8]. A third way
to deal with this problem is to increment the “Track Select” (1.1-1c)
(track you are playing on) until you find one that is set to Channel 1, and
causes the KARMA function to work properly.
Basically, anytime you come across a Combi that doesn’t “work” in
Sequencer Mode, this will be the cause.
4. I could not keep the keyboard part separate from the KARMA
modules when I recorded my performance.
To keep the keyboard separate, you need to put it on a MIDI Channel
other than anything the KARMA function is generating. For example,
here is a typical routing setup:
Keyboard Ch01 -> KARMA Module A -> Ch02
-> KARMA Module B -> Ch03
-> KARMA Module C -> Ch04
-> KARMA Module D -> Ch05
Then, just record with 2,3,4 & 5 enabled, to record what KARMA
generates without recording the keyboard part.
This sort of routing is handled using:
(6.1-3) [Menu]->[KARM]->[MIDI I/O] and
(3.1-1, 3.1-2) [Menu]->[Parm1]->[MIDI...8/16].
☞ Parameter Guide, Pages 82, 104.
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