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10. Can you assign more than one GE to play the same Program at
the same time? In other words, I want one GE to play a melody,
and another GE to play a counter-melody, using the same
sound(s).
You could do this in Combi Mode, using one of two methods:
Method 1: Put the same Program on several different timbres, copy the
FX setup from the Program to the Combi, and set up the BUS routing on
all timbres exactly the same way (but have each timbre on a different
MIDI Channel), and then you can use more than one GE, each sending to
a different timbre on a different channel, but producing the same sound.
Method 2: There’s no rule that says you can’t send 4 different GEs in
Combi Mode all to the same timbre (on the same Channel). In other
words, put your Program in timbre 1, set to MIDI Channel 1, copy your
FX and routing from the Program, then route multiple GEs to MIDI
Channel 1 on (6.2-2a) [Menu]->[KARM]->[MIDI I/O]:
Keyboard Ch01 -> KARMA Module A -> Ch01
-> KARMA Module B -> Ch01
-> KARMA Module C -> Ch01
-> KARMA Module D -> Ch01
All 4 Modules can control one timbre at the same time this way. But if
you were doing many CC manipulations (such as pan, filter, etc.), it
would be better to use Method 1, since you wouldn’t really want to be
sending duplicate CCs to the same timbre.
11. Is there anyway to assign the bass track from the GE’s pattern
to one of the real time knobs/switches, so I can mute it?
You can do this. Go to (6.4-1/2), and set one of the RT Parms to “Mix –
Run” (which is the “Run” checkbox on (6.1-1). Set min/max to 0/1, and
assign to one of the KARMA switches.
But you maybe don’t have to do it this way. If all you want to do is
remove the bass, just go to the KARMA Setup Page (6.1-1), and turn off
“RUN” for whichever module is generating the bass, and resave the
Combi.
12. Can I assign a knob/switch to just the drum’s kick-note only?
If you want to get rid of just the kick, there’s an easy way depending on
which note number the kick is on. You can use the Timbre Key Zone
(3.3-1/2) ☞ Parameter Guide, Page 85. In other words, if the kick is
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