KARMA Combi layer switching 

Same here 😂

Glad you like it! If you're interested, I followed this up with another example of KARMA Scene Switching, here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hx0OUOgihAs.html

Cool. You might like this one, as well. Same subject, but with sequencing. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hx0OUOgihAs.html

I'm glad you like it! You may want to watch this one, as well. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hx0OUOgihAs.html

Thanks! I really like making Kronos videos. I've been busy with editing movie projects. Lots of work on those two.

Same lol

Switch 5 (Scene 5) is controlling GE modules A and B. In other words, the 8 switches are just combinations of GE modules A, B, C, D.

Without knowing the specific combi, I'm going to give you 3 answers. 1) Press on the bottom row KARMA tab - GE Setup/keyzones page. Uncheck the RUN box on the B,C, and D modules. If RUN is grayed out, then you'll need to go to the Perf RTP page, and uncheck the RUN boxes for B,C,D. Go back to the previous page and deselect the RUN boxes for B,C,D. 2) You could find the sounds that B,C,D are playing, and either MUTE them or turn their volumes down. 3) You could go to the Timbre Parameter - MIDI page and change the channels of the sounds being played. Most likely it will be programs on channel 2, 3, 4.

@@scoopicman Thank you for that, I will let you know how I get on.

Greyed out means that the RUN is assigned. Go to the "Perf RTP" tab and under "Group," turn MIX (or whichever setting) to "Off." That will do it. You can put it back to MIX, again, and it won't be greyed out. You can now work with it.

Thank you very very much!

This is my 2005 OASYS that you are looking at, which is why it looks so colorful and lit up. I also have the Kronos X, from 2012. This process will work on all Kronos models.

@@scoopicman very good gonna go back through your video and try this out. I’ve had my Kronos for 3 years now and still so much stuff I have not learned,amazing machine!

Yes, I made the video about that here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hx0OUOgihAs.html

No worries. Some of my videos are advanced applications (such as FX Insert changes, during a song). I've had people ask me how to do "smooth sound transitions", and this was a way to do it on the OASYS, which didn't have Kronos' SST capability. But this trick certainly applies to the Kronos. Here is an even better version of the same subject, shown on the Kronos. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-hx0OUOgihAs.html It's a neat trick for live performance.

@@scoopicman Wow, very kind (& patient) of you to take time time to respond! I'll take a look. May I trouble you with a question if you have one more minute? Is it realistic of me to think I could sequence backing tracks to a fairly complex tune in 5/4, specifically an old classic by Jethro Tull called "Living In The Past?" I know all the changes, of course, played flute & sang it for years & would love to be able to "one-man-band" it effectively in time for a present for a birthday in 60 days. I'm not a stranger to the Kronos sequencer...but..5/4? And, I want to LIVE sequence it.

@@pyannaguy4361 You can use multiple time signatures, in the same song. Press the sequencer's REC/WRITE button (but not the START button). While it is flashing, look at the top of your screen and tap in the METER box. Select 5/4, then press sequencer START.

@@scoopicman Thanks a million! This old Jethro Tull classic song's gonna force me to learn lots about how to isolate & repeat long passages, create a User Drum pattern and get it into the Drum Track and lots more, but I guess if I don't quit, I'll at least learn some things. Thanks again! I'm subscribing!

@@scoopicman Darn, I'm a bother! But, it won't let me type in the 5/4. I do exactly as U say & the meter box activates & looks like it's giving me the option, but I can't type anything in. The Kronos LS sure is a patience builder! Thanks, scoopicman, if U get one more minute & a guess as to why I can't enter that number. (?)

The Kronos is a COMPLETE MIDI/Audio workstation. If you aren't going to use it as that, then I suggest you sell it to someone who needs a real workstation, because you obviously don't. Or, just give it to some talented, but $$ poor kid... I guarantee life would reward you for such a gesture. 😎

don't feel bad, I've had my m3 for a couple of years and still learning new things all the time. It's a weird old interface but the more I use it the more it makes a lot of sense why it was designed that way. The kronos is basically the same thing as an m3 with more shit