Chrisk-K wrote:For example Peter Gabriel...I couldn't care less about the KARMA. It makes everything sound robotic. What famous producers/musicians use it?
Dany wrote:Ok 25 years ago he had a couple singles on the SO album.. whoopee~~ Genesis has always been better without him. Tell him to take a few extra Kronos as backups, if those 2 lockup or have keybed problems. :>O Something I noticed was a few sounds in Karma that remind me of that old TV Pong game from the 70s..ha ha. Or a South Park Fart!Chrisk-K wrote:For example Peter Gabriel...I couldn't care less about the KARMA. It makes everything sound robotic. What famous producers/musicians use it?
Quote from the latest post on the Korg forum from Karma inventor and developer Stephen Kay:
Peter Gabriel using Kronos, KARMA Kronos Software for tour
http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=74368
"I was recently contacted by an engineer at Peter Gabriel's studio - they've apparently just purchased two Korg Kronos for Peter's upcoming tour and want to use the KARMA Kronos Software to program up some various effects for the tour.
Peter's music is awesome, and I was delighted to hear about this - thought you might find it interesting. Wink"
RayS wrote:http://www.celebritynetworth.com/richest-celebrities/rock-stars/peter-gabriel-net-worth/ (Peter Gabriel's estimated Net Worth: $70 Million)...Ok 25 years ago he [Peter Gabriel] had a couple singles on the SO album.. whoopee~~ Genesis has always been better without him. Tell him to take a few extra Kronos as backups, if those 2 lockup or have keybed problems. :>O Something I noticed was a few sounds in Karma that remind me of that old TV Pong game from the 70s..ha ha. Or a South Park Fart!
emenelton wrote:This is an example of a thread where the OP is being treated poorly.
