http://www.karma-lab.com/oasys/o_main.htmlthis OASYS... ;-)
or go to the korg web site...
and I agree with you on the AN200 as well as saying the DX200 work great too in this aspect too.
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From: zog2zog2003
To: AN1x-list@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005 5:49 PM
Subject: [AN1x] Re: AN200 newbie
Hi,
I've got a Korg Oasys, and, as far as I know, there isn't a linux
driver that it works with. It will run on Windows up to ME, but not
2000 or XP, and on earlier Macs. The Korg 1212 audio card is
supported by Linux, though.
The Oasys is a great card, if you don't need XP.
I'm finding that the AN200's box is a really good midi knob box for
soft synths, or my Creamware card's synths. It's already laid out
like an analog synth for you.
Another thing I like is to load up a sample player with 4 channels of
different percussion sounds, then drive it from the AN200's midi out.
I'm also finding that I would have been fine without a lot of my
equipment. There's plenty you can do with one synth and a lower
level recording package, like maybe Cakewalk home studio, if you want
to make recordings.
Pete
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