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Thank you to everyone who participated in the discussion!
I understood what it took to get the result I was looking for.

If im understanding correctly… Worked this out a while ago… posted on KLF. Requires a few bits of extra gear/software but yields crazy results hard to tame! No reason it cant get done the same way with the Kronos. https://forums.karma-lab.com/forum/showthread.php?t=22076 Thank you for joining the th ...

Maybe should ask Stephen about chaining modules. More info could be useful, which arp patterns for module A and which sound, also which patterns for module B and which sound. Thank you Dan, I'm very curious what Stephen has to say on the issue of connecting modules in series, and the result of your ...

The main reason is probably to prevent MIDI loops from forming. Thank you voip , You are absolutely right that connecting two or more KARMA modules in series would allow to organize so called MIDI cycles. This could cause the generation of a large number of MIDI data, which would "overload" the ...

Thanks Dan for the quick reply! What I am trying to do is this: Let's assume that Timbre 1 (Ch2) is a guitar and Timbre 2 (Ch3) is a piano. Then I want: 1. Module A to generate some guitar motif (accompaniment). 2. The notes that are in the guitar motif, they drive Module B, which generates the ...

Select two modules for same MIDI CH output. For example Timbre 1 Midi Ch2 Go to page Karma Ge Setup/Key Zones Module A Input Gch, output Ch2 Module B Input Gch, output Ch2 Thank you, Dan! Now I see that I asked the question inaccurately, which is why you didn't understand me correctly. Sorry! What ...

Can a phrase generated by a KARMA module (e.g. from Module A) and applied to some timbre be used at the input of another KARMA module (e.g. from Module B) and control it? How can this be done?

Thank you!