Karma-Lab Wiki: a brand new resource for Karma Owners

[StephenKay]

I'd like to announce the unveiling of our new Karma-Lab Wiki, and the complete revamp of the Karma-Lab web site.
Please stop by and take a look when you have a moment. Here's the link to the main announcement:

Welcome to Karma-Lab Website 2.0

Here's the PR release about the Karma-Lab Wiki:



Karma-Lab unveils the Karma-Lab Wiki, a new resource for Korg and KARMA users

Based on the concept of popular community-authored web references such as Wikipedia.com, the Karma-Lab Wiki
(wiki.karma-lab.com) aims to build a library of useful "how to" information for working with the various keyboards, music
workstations and software incorporating KARMA technology. Not only does it contain articles about KARMA technology, but
general articles covering all aspects of the products that incorporate KARMA (such as Korg Keyboards like the M3, OASYS, Karma
Workstation, Triton w/KARMA software and more). Over 90 articles are available at the moment, with more going up daily.

The Karma-Lab Wiki is an extension of Karma-Lab Forums (forum.karma-lab.com), a popular community site for
the support of KARMA and Korg products, run by KARMA Developer Stephen Kay. But while forums can be an immense
repository of wisdom and helpful advice, finding specific information can be difficult due to their conversational nature.
The Karma-Lab Wiki is based on the idea of enabling the community to share useful information in an organized manner
that facilitates finding the answers and advice they need quickly.

You can search for articles by category or by using the community-assigned tags in the sidebar. For example, click on
the "korg-karma" tag for all articles that relate in some way to the Karma Workstation, or click on the "pads" tag to see all
articles that relate to using the pads on various keyboards. Note that we focused initially on M3 and OASYS articles, but
more Karma articles will be coming.

Karma-Lab is also sponsoring a "Win Some Stuff Wiki Contest", where the best new article
each week will win the contributor a KARMA T-shirt, cap, mug, or other merchandise.

Thanks for reading, and I hope you will enjoy these new Korg-related resources!

[dave]

Wow! I've just seen this. It looks brilliant. Great overall site face-lift as well. Looking forward now to some free time for browsing...

Kind regards.

[Stephen]

This is great Stephen.
I still have the Karma, and use it almost daily, but not many posts there about the old girl anymore.
I'll be around more when I get my M-3, hopefully for Christmas, but it all depends on how much my daughters wedding sets us back.

[EJ2]

This is great Stephen.
I still have the Karma, and use it almost daily, but not many posts there about the old girl anymore.
I'll be around more when I get my M-3, hopefully for Christmas, but it all depends on how much my daughters wedding sets us back.

Hey, Stephen, long time no see. You'll love Karma 2 in the M3. Hopefully, by Christmas we'll have my Catalyst combi collection out by then.
Cheers,
Eric