simonced wrote:Hi, you're lucky to get one little yellow box, they are amazing.
I only use the kaossilator on this tracks. No Daw involved.
I also play only in 8 beats for instance but practice the 16 beats mode (we call it DLY)
You can layer as many phrases as you want to create your songs, no limit!
But orverdoing it sounds crap, the balance to put a few sounds only at the good beat is what makes the difference.
After, the last part is a bit of jam, where I just play with the loop length, I pass them to 4 or 2 or 1 beat, them fastly pass back to 8 bets.
Did you check my previous post? A jam I video recorded on youtube.
You can see clearly each step to layer different sound and my (fail) jam at the end.
Link again :
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8dF1_EDT2IA
Enoy

Thanks for the reply.
I can't do youtube at work, but I'll check it out at home when I have time.
That is awesome that you can do all of that with only the KO-1.
I was giving it some serious thought, and I thought well maybe if my parents, and her parents and my wife all buy me a present together I could get the K-Pro instead. But honestly I think I would have more fun with the KO-1 because I can take it to work and play with it on my lunch break. I can sit on the couch and jam on it while the kids are napping. Etc. The portability is a huge plus for me.
I have a Korg X-50 that I just bought recently, and that was my first synth, so I'm pretty new to synths, but I've been playing guitar, drums and piano for many years. And I've even played around with DAW's quite a bit. So I think this thing is right up my ally.
I can plug it in to my mixer, and get a cool drum and bass groove going, and then plug my guitar in and jam over it, or my keyboard, or whatever. I really wish it had an audio input so you could overdub external audio sources along with the KO-1's sounds, but I can always use another looper eventually for that.
But I can just see limitless possibilities for this thing.
I think I'd like to get a K-pro eventually too, but in addition to the KO-1, not to replace it.
"For I consider that the sufferings of this present time are not even worth comparing to the glory that will be revealed to us." Rom 8:18