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Even though technology has made some great advances, at the moment, the Oasys is not for those don't want to have to learn anything. The learning curve is too steep for the average Joe or Jill wannabee. I think this is a matter of perception... The Oasys is complex, to be sure, but really it's a ...

What Dan said. My 2-cents --- Sharp 'n' Daz, it's your forum. Do what you feel is best and move on.

Is there an echo in here?

Per the first part of your post, you said that you can't get the Oasys to play notes from Logic when the Oasys is in Program mode. To me this indicates that the Oasys' Global Channel (i.e., Global MIDI Channel) doesn't match the channel of the data that Logic is transmitting. If your Oasys is out of ...

Are you sure that your Global Channel is set to what Logic is transmitting?

When you say "slaved to the sync", are you talking about word clock or MIDI clock?

Rubbish --- this presumes that it's not possible to have a "live view" mode. It would be a simple matter of programming...

When is programming ever a simple matter? Dan, care to comment? (just kidding).

dhjdh, I'm not sure what warrants your bitter skepticism, but from what I've come to learn, Jordan sold a lot of his gear to buy an Oasys. I even did some custom programming for him and I was paid for it as an independent sound designer. Knob 8. Sure, we programmed Knob 8 to predominantly control ...

Yes, you can do this. Are you sitting down? I ask because the answer may blow your mind... This is achievable using... KARMA. Yup -- Karma. See, Karma doesn't have to be used for note generation (and all of the other stuff it's normally associated with). It can be used solely to process MIDI data ...

The biggest debate for me is Karma.... I worry about its complexity and the amount go knowledge needed to use it effectively. I hope Korg realise what power they have at their disposal, that, with a little more maturing, could deliver even more effective realtime control. But it needs to be tamed ...

Yes, that's the reverb distorting. Just like with any other piece of gear, or even in a DAW, you can't just "slap in" a replacement effect and expect that it's going to work perfectly without taking other factors into consideration. Different effects respond differently to various kinds of input ...

Suggestion: Go into sequencer mode and assign the Standard Studio Kit to a timbre. Assign one of the real-time sliders to CC#7 or CC#11. Start with the slider down almost all the way and start the sequencer so that you get a click. Play a tremolo of C#4 and A4 (if memory serves), riding the volume ...

Why not just buy both and call it a day? There, problem solved!

I had an idea, at Track Parameter->MIDI page try to turn Status to OFF, I have not tried it yet but I think that sould release the polyphony. You are correct! To be more specific, Timbres set to "OFF" will not consume voices. In my view the mute button has an advantage working like that, as when ...

Ironically it is mis-named as a sustain pedal is normally the right pedal on a piano, sustaining the sound, and the damper pedal is the far left pedal on a piano, dampening the sound. I've never understood why modern keyboards label the sustain pedal as a damper! Eh, not quite... The right pedal on ...