Hi and thanks again, Will. You showed a couple of things that I didn't know about the Sound Browser, very useful. I notice you have eight DSPs, that must mean two Pacaranas, VERY nice, and I look forward to your next video.
Yes. Kyma sounds can be quite loud and having your hand close to the volume knob or ready to shift K and stop it is pretty important. I've definitely blasted myself many many times.
Hi Craig--Thanks! Yes, it's true that 'command k' is an essential early learning in Kyma, and hopefully something that only happens once, but it's inevitable to be blasted.
Please do more of these Essentials videos. I learned several things I didn't know before and it's great to have the basics laid out so well.
Very grateful, a much needed contribution to the little public information about Kyma some of us have access to.
Thanks! It's good to hear from you and I'm glad this is useful. I agree that there's not a ton of info, so glad I can help even if in a small way.
Hi and thanks again, Will. You showed a couple of things that I didn't know about the Sound Browser, very useful. I notice you have eight DSPs, that must mean two Pacaranas, VERY nice, and I look forward to your next video.
Thanks for this. I’m interested in getting a Kyma system. It’s good to see the basics and what it’s capable of.
Yes. Kyma sounds can be quite loud and having your hand close to the volume knob or ready to shift K and stop it is pretty important. I've definitely blasted myself many many times.
Hi Craig--Thanks! Yes, it's true that 'command k' is an essential early learning in Kyma, and hopefully something that only happens once, but it's inevitable to be blasted.
Very helpful, thanks Will !