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Add the advanced KARMA Technology to your Yamaha XF, XS, MOXF, MOX, S70/S90 XS or Rack-XS! |
New! Version 3.3 adds support for Xpansion Pack 1 - 32 new Performances! ♦ [Read more..] Now supports 6 Yamaha instruments: XF, XS, MOXF, MOX, Rack-XS, S70/S90 XS Mac OS X 10.12 Sierra and Windows 10 |
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A message from KARMA Developer Stephen Kay: 'Finally, the new KARMA Motif 3.3 Release is here, and the release of our first Xpansion Pack of 32 additional KARMA Performances! KMo continues to support six Yamaha models: the XF, XS, MOX, MOXF, S70/S90 XS and Rack-XS). And they all sound and work virtually identical and equally amazing (if I can say so myself). The software runs on all current Mac OS X versions, from 10.5.8 through Sierra 10.12, and all Windows versions from XP through Windows 10. I'm confident you'll find KARMA Motif to be an exciting program that will add a whole new dimension to the enjoyment and use of your Yamaha instrument.' Read: Interview with Stephen Kay at YamahaSynth.com Left/right: Stephen Kay demonstrating KARMA Motif at NAMM, January 2012 |
Features | |
Supports six different Yamaha instruments: Motif XF, Motif XS, MOXF, MOX, S70/S90 XS and Motif-Rack XS. The Motif XF, XS, MOXF, MOX and S70/S90 XS DAW Remote Mode can be used for powerful and inspirational real-time control of your grooves. External controllers such as Steinberg's CMC Series and even Yamaha iPad apps can be easily integrated for further control.
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Minimum System Requirements | |
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Links to Demos of KARMA Motif in Action | ||
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Keyboard Magazine review of Yamaha MOXF, including a mini-review of KARMA Motif Software 'KARMA Motif is a great addition to the MOXF and is well-suited for film and TV work as well as experimental songwriting - not to mention a very fun way to create mesmerizing solo performances. It's transformative, addictive to use, and adds major firepower to supported Yamaha workstations.' |
Actual User Comments | |
Version 3.2: 'Your product is still my best ever investment for its value.' - Arpad 'You have the best customer service I ever experienced. Thanks a lot for this outstanding product, it already brought me so much joy!' - Michael Version 3.1: 'KARMA Motif in its initial avatar was always an excellent piece of software and a great companion for the Motif series of synthesizers, but in the new 3.1 release you've really made it shine even more! With the added support for MOXF, MOX, Rack-XS (in addition to Motif XS/XF) and, very importantly, for OS X 10.7 and beyond, KMo has taken a giant leap forward. A must-have software for any Motif-lover with a desire to fly beyond the sky!' - vsharma.india Version 3.0: 'A brilliant product. Very easy to use on Motif. Most OUTSTANDING documentation, equally brilliant! Web site absolutely FIRST CLASS. Quality throughout.' - Tom 'I've been through almost everything and every Performance, everything working fine on my copy. It is hard to stop playing, I've been at it since yesterday evening late.' - 16bars 'haven't got off Industrial Strength (first performance) yet - 12 hours - changing the GE data and voices on Song .. got Smoke On The Water at the moment :-) Historic Software - thank you!' - Mic 'Extraordinary effort..! This is no ordinary software - I now completely understand why it took so long. There are just too many things going on here - mind boggling to say the least.' - vsharma.india 'I'm LOVING KARMA (KMo). I'm a crappy keyboard player - actually I am reallyjust a guitar player with a bunch of synths. My Motif XS7 is/was basicallya big space sucking sound module! I'm not up on Song mode, Master mode, etc. but within 15 minutes with KMo - my interest was complete re-kindled in taking some real time to learn thatbeast and KARMA (I will probably will never use the XS7 without KARMA)!Great piece of SW!' - Larry 'It's in - it's on - it rocks! Stephen, it's a brilliant addition to the MOTIF - great job well done!Judging from the 'buzz' in the forums there's a lot of happy KMo users out there!Speaking of the Forums, I must compliment you on the format and clarity of the KARMA forums/info/docs etc. Additionally, my thanks to all the knowledgeable forum members who, via their postings, also contribute to assisting my vertical learning curve! - (as I have absolutely no idea how all the technology works - just know that it is great and makes music!)' -F#dim 'Pure bliss - karma 3.0 is jaw dropping, I just want to thank you so much for making such am amazing tool !! Everytime I sit down and play with karma motif 3.0 I become more enamored with it .. And .. time seems to fly by me haha. The performances are stunning !! I'm an owner of km3 (KARMA M3) too - which is awesome and has been my musical companion for a few years along with my other boards .. But .. I've gotta say karma motif is vastly superior ! I can't describe how fluid and seamless karma feels with the motif. It's really a match made in heaven - a perfect marriage for hardware and software. I always knew karma + motif would be magical. Thank you so much Stephen !!' - Flyby '..just got my KARMA MOTIF software today , yes it sure is a masterpiece! Every part of this software you can see the pain-staking attention applied to the programming! I have a KORG M3, a KRONOS . that I just love . One big part of them is KARMA !! But now my MOTIFS XS/XF, well they are like New Keyboards again .. I got the software installed , And all I said was WOW! ..UNREAL!! so so very deep. I could go on and on about this KARMA MOTIF SOFTWARE.. As a professional Composer/Artist for over 40 years, I can see many new inspired compositions ..' - TotallyKenny |
• What is KARMA? |
KARMA® (Kay Algorithmic Realtime Music Architecture) is a patented algorithmic MIDI data generating technology that takes input notes and controller movements and generates complex musical phrases and effects - from single melodic phrases you can integrate into your productions, to complete backing tracks suitable for song creation. KARMA provides independent real-time control over various aspects of a musical phrase, such as rhythm, duration, accents, chord density, pitch bending, tonal variation, panning, repeats, wave-forms, randomization, etc. Some people refer to it as 'an arpeggiator on steroids,' although even that description doesn't do it justice. It's simply the most advanced music generation technology available! [Read more..] |
• Why is KARMA different from an arranger keyboard, or an algorithmic composer? |
KARMA is a parameter-based approach to generating musical effects and phrases, rather than a musical it generates - it is not the type of system that is supposed to 'evolve' a piece all by itself, according to parameter settings. That's because one of the ideas behind KARMA is that the user is always in control of how the music is generated. If you want the rhythmic complexity to increase at a certain point, well then, you vary the parameter(s) that can cause that to happen with a real-time control at the point that you want it to happen. Of course, KARMA provides scenes that can change many parameters all at the same time at once, essentially shifting the music being generated to a completely different variation instantly. [Read more..] |
• What is KARMA Motif? |
It's Karma-Lab's newest third generation KARMA 3 technology, in a standalone PC/Mac software program exlusively designed for a group of Yamaha instruments (Motif XF, XS, MOXF, MOX, S70/S90 XS and Rack-XS). It's an even more-advanced version of the same KARMA Technology that is built into Korg's award-winning Kronos, M3, and Oasys Workstation keyboards. By utilizing your computer and the software, connected to your Yamaha instruments via Yamaha's USB or FW Driver, you can effectively 'add KARMA to your Yamaha', turning it into a unique, fully interactive real-time controlled groove machine unlike anything else! |
• Does it somehow install 'into' the Yamaha instrument? |
No, it cannot be installed directly into the device. It runs on your computer, and communicates with your Motif-based instrument via MIDI through Yamaha's USB or FireWire driver (or even a standard MIDI Interface, although this is not recommended). There are no modifications to the instrument (other than loading our data files containing voices and songs/multis) or the instrument's OS (operating system). However, when using KARMA Motif with your keyboard's Remote Mode controlling the software, a 'Real-Time Information Stream' of parameters and text and values is sent from the software directly to the screen of the keyboard, allowing you to control the software without looking at the computer and making it feel as if the software is actually inside the keyboard. Examples of this powerful feature can be found here: XF and XS • MOXF and MOX. |
• How do I use KARMA Motif? |
Using KARMA Motif is similar to using the on-board arpeggiators of the Yamaha instrument, except far more advanced and versatile. KARMA has hundreds of parameters that can be varied in real-time, either from the on screen sliders and switches in the 'Realtime Controls Editor,' or via knobs, sliders and switches from an external control device, such as the Steinberg CMC-QC or CMC-PD, the Novation Remote 25, the Korg Nano series, etc. |
• How many Performances and Generated Effects does it come with (and are there more)? |
KARMA Motif comes with 64 KARMA Performances, each of them corresponding to one of 64 Songs in the keyboards's Song Mode (or 64 Multis in the S70/S90 XS or Rack-XS Multi-Mode). Each song/multi is a complete, 16 part multi-track six-module KARMA algorithmic music groove, with a left hand and right hand zone for controlling KARMA and soloing on top of it, and eight fully voiced and completely different scenes. All of the EQ settings, IFX and MFX are professionally programmed, along with edits to the Voices and Drum Kits to create awesome sounding mixes right out of the box. The instrument's onboard arps are also integrated in each Performances as additional elements that can be added via KARMA's Intelligent Chord Trigger Transposition features. KARMA Motif comes with 491 Generated Effects (also referred to as GEs, which are individual phrase patterns). You can view the Performance list here, and Performance Notes for each of them: |
• Can I record the results of the KARMA generation? |
Yes, the impressive results generated by KARMA Motif can be recorded either as audio or as MIDI data. |
• Can I use KARMA Motif with other synths and soft synths? |
Yes, but only if you actually have one of the supported Yamaha models connected to the software. The XF, XS, MOXF, MOX, S70/S90 XS or Rack-XS must be located on the global port settings. Then, you can send the algorithmic effects being generated by KARMA to any device that is part of your MIDI setup. By using KMo's Virtual Ports, you can also control many soft synths and audio generating programs such as Reason, plug-ins inside your favorite DAW, etc. |
• I don't have one of the supported Yamaha instruments - are there different versions that I can use with other keyboards? |
Yes! Please visit the KARMA Software page. There are also versions for the Korg M3, Korg M50, Korg OASYS, Korg Kronos, as well as legacy versions for the Korg Triton and Korg Karma. |
• Is there a demo version I can try out? |
Not at the moment, but we may produce one in the future. |
• Can I look at the manual, documentation and tutorials before I buy it? |
Yes, by going to the KARMA Motif Documentation page. |
• Where can I purchase KARMA Motif, and how much does it cost? |
You can purchase KARMA Motif directly from us at the Karma-Lab Store: BUY KARMA MOTIF. Please check the store for the current price and any special promotional offers. |
• Is the software copy-protected? |
Yes - it is protected with a Challenge/Response authorization. This means that the program generates a unique code when it first opens, you register the code with us online, we send you back a response code, you enter the code, and your software is authorized on that particular computer. If you need to authorize it again (which may happen if you reformat your hard drive, re-install your OS, get a new computer etc.), you contact us and we give you a new code. For more information on the authorization process, including how to authorize a non-internet capable computer, see this document: |
• Can I install the software on more than one computer? |
Yes - The license allows the software to be installed and authorized on two computers owned and operated by a single user (i.e. a desktop and a laptop), provided only one is in use at a given time. If you require more than the two authorizations provided for, we will be happy to work with you to arrive at a solution. |
• When I order the software, it asks me to choose an Operating System - does this lock me into a single OS? |
No - the OS selection option on the store page serves two purposes: 1) to let us know what the user's main OS is, and 2) to make sure that the user is aware of which operating systems are actually available. Once you have ordered and are sent to the download page, you can download whichever OS you want from the full list of available operating system installers. If you choose to order the CD-ROM option (USA only), all of the installers for all operating systems are included on the CD. |
• When I order the download option, how quickly is it delivered? |
The download link for the software package will be sent to you as soon as a human reads the order. This can be within an hour, or sometimes not until the next day - it all depends what time it is and where you are in the world. We are a small company and do not (yet) have automated delivery methods. But we do check the orders all day (7 days a week), not just normal working hours, so you will get it in most cases within a few hours. |
• Where can I get some more information or ask questions? |
The Karma-Lab KARMA Motif Forum is a good place to find out about KARMA Motif and the supported Yamaha instruments. Ask a question in the KARMA Motif Software section. You can also send an e-mail to: info@karma-lab.com. |
Motif XF USB-MIDI Quick Setup Guide for Windows
What you can do:
USB is MIDI only between the Motif XF and the computer, you can do all things possible with a MIDI multi-port connection:
- Record and Edit MIDI data to a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation) software, like Cubase
- The 'Score' feature allows you to do music notation
- Work with the Motif XF Editor Standalone/VST
- Manage and Edit your sounds
Install “Cubase AI” on your computer.
A free copy of Cubase AI (or download Access Code) was provided with the original purchase of a Motif XF. Installing, activating and registering your copy is well worth the effort.
Download and Install the following software by going to the Motif XF download site.
Download and install the latest “Motif XF Extensions version 1.1.1” (or later)
Download and install the latest 'Motif XF Editor Standalone/VST version 1.6.4' (or later)
Download and install the 'Yamaha USB-MIDI driver' version for your particular computer type; there are different versions for 32-bit and 64-bit operating systems. Current is “Yamaha USB-MIDI driver version 3.1.3” (or later)
Because the editor uses multiple ports to connect with the Motif XF, you MUST use either USB (or Firewire) to utilize the editors. Translation: Regular 5-pin MIDI cables will not work.
Connect via USB
Connect the Motif XF to your computer via USB.
Set the Motif XF to MIDI IN/OUT = USB
Press [UTILITY]
Press [F5] CONTROL
Press [SF2] MIDI
Set MIDI IN/OUT = USB
Press [STORE] to write this to your Flash ROM
Launch Cubase AI
Click DEVICES
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Under the “MIDI” folder highlight “MIDI PORT SETUP”
You should see your Motif XF(x): Example below uses a Motif XF7
Select Motif XF(x)-1 as the “In ‘All Inputs’” (where ‘x’ is your Motif XF model 6, 7 or 8)
Additionally, you may mark port 3 (as shown) if you have another MIDI controller connected to the Motif XF’s MIDI IN jack.
You do not have to worry about the “State” (Active/Inactive) as this is only a current status report. You do not want to have Yamaha Motif XF7 Port 2 marked in the IN ALL INPUTS column as this is reserved for REMOTE CONTROL functions. If you have another controller keyboard plugged into the MIDI IN jack of the XS, you could possibly activate Port 3. The “In ‘ALL INPUT’” function is for your keyboard or MIDI controllers only.
Under the “Remote Devices” folder highlight “Yamaha Motif XF”
If it does not appear click on the big “+” symbol in the upper left and ADD the “Yamaha Motif XF” device.
Set it to Port 2 (YAMAHA MOTIF XF7 Port2) for both MIDI IN and MIDI OUT
If you are using an audio interface connect that now under the “VST Audio System”. Your audio interface maybe different or you may not yet have one at all… use the driver that is appropriate for your interface. If you are only recording MIDI you do not need an audio interface (in which case you can skip this step).
Click APPLY
Click OK
The version of the EDITOR after 1.6.0 can be run as a 'standalone' Editor which means without a host DAW, or it can be run inside your DAW if it is VST3 compatible.
To launch it as a 'standalone' simply double click its icon in your APPs area or drag a copy of the icon into your START field for quick access. Again you would only use this in Standalone mode when you want to EDIT your Motif XF and do not want to launch your DAW, or if your DAW is not able to run VST3 Plug-ins. The SETUP screen for Standalone operation is slightly different from the SETUP screen for VST use (Both are shown below)
Double click the Motif XF icon and the Motif XF VST graphic interface opens:
Click on FILE > SETUP on the Motif XF Editor toolbar
Here you want to setup the communication between the Motif XF and the Editor.
Select USB as the DATA PORT
Set the DETAIL = ON
Make settings for Port 1 and Port 4. The USB connection requires a two-way, two port communication.
Port 1: Motif X7 Port 1 for both MIDI IN and MIDI OUT
Port 4: Motif XF7 Port 4 for both MIDI IN and MIDI OUT
To launch the Editor as VSTi (within CUBASE)
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Go to DEVICES > VST INSTRUMENTS > click on a space “no instrument”, select EXTERNAL > Motif XF VST You will be asked if you want to create a MIDI Track assigned to this plug-in.
When this is done you can navigate to the FILE > SETUP screen
Next you make a decision about the direction of communication. There are two things to consider:
When you open a New Project in Cubase, how do you want the Editor to behave?
When you open a previously saved Project, how do you want the Editor to behave?
Typically, when you create a New Project you will want the Editor to clear a new MIX for you. Therefore you will want to have data sent FROM the Editor TO the Motif XF. When you are restoring a previously saved Cubase Project you will want the Editor to send your saved data back to the Motif XF. Therefore you will want to have data sent FROM the Editor TO the Motif XF.
As you can see I have the Auto Sync Setting set to CURRENT = PC > Motif XF
This is so that the Total Recall will send the Current MIX from the computer to the Motif XF when I open a Cubase Project. Restoring my Mix to my Motif XF. It will do the same thing when I create a New Project. Cool!
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I have the VOICE option set to OFF, as I don’t often need to reload all the User Voices (but you can set this as your prefer). If set to ON, then the Editor can restore all your USER1, USER2, USER3, USER4 and USER Drum Kit Voices to your Motif XF each time. It is your choice. Since Voice data always remains in the memory of your Motif XF hardware, there is really no reason to restore the Voices data at each re synchronization. Being that it only happens on the rare occasion, we recommend leaving the VOICE option = Off.
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Set the USER INTERFACE SETTING as you prefer. The Keyboard Velocity function when set to “FREE” will change how loud the note plays by where on the keyboard icon KEY you click. This is pretty cool…
Click OK
On the main Motif XF Editor screen you want to make sure that the Editor is ONLINE.
A bright dot appears next to ONLINE when you are communicating. In the left upper corner you will see the Modes: VOICE, SONG and PATTERN followed by the 'ONLINE' radio button.
Communication is bi-directional and simultaneous so selecting the mode here will change your hardware and vice- versa.
The ONLINE option has 3 status conditions. It will read either:
*ONLNE w/dot – This means you are communicating and all is well
*OFFLINE w/ dot – you are temporarily offline but all is well
OFFLINE – you have trouble. Please check your connections
The OFFLINE w/dot indicator is important because you will at some point need to make changes on the hardware and not have the software follow you. This can occur when you are looking for a SONG or PATTERN already in the Motif XF – the Editor will attempt to synchronize each time you scroll through a song. Therefore it is useful to click this option when you want to temporarily break communication. You can click ON and OFFLINE as necessary.
If you change modes and go to VOICE mode or to PERFORMANCE mode on the Motif XF hardware front panel, the Motif XF Editor will go temporarily *OFFLINE w/dot.
On the Toolbar of the Motif XF Editor you will see the BULK option. This is what you use to request a bulk to (Transmit) or from (Receive) the Motif XF. You can select the Current MIX, and any of the USER Banks or ALL of the USER Banks. This is significant because you will want to keep a backup of the current LIBRARY loaded into your hardware at the time of this Project.
Do not change your preference in the FILE > SETUP > AUTO SYNC SETTING – when you need to send or receive data from the Motif XF use this BULK option. This is what it is designed for..
Click BULK > DATA SYNC
Highlight 'Receive'
Check the attributes you wish to capture Click OK to execute.
This data will be bundled and Saved.
If you are running in 'Stand alone' mode, save a Motif XF Editor file (.X3A)
If you are running as 'VST' the XF data will automatically be saved and bundled with the host DAW's Project file. In Cubase this will be a (.CPR) type file.
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- In Cubase AI click on the FILE option
- Select 'NEW PROJECT'
- Select 'EMPTY'
You can use any of the pre-made Templates or you can create your own. Ultimately, you will want to create your own once you develop a preference of how you like to work. Cubase will ask you to select a directory for your Project. You can 'create' a folder or simply target one you have made previously.
Next you will create a track layout. This will be your own personal preference. For our example we will create a Track setup with 8 MIDI Tracks (you can set as many as you require). Remember you can easily add tracks or remove tracks in Cubase by simply right clicking and using the ADD TRACK or REMOVE TRACK option.
- Right click and select 'ADD TRACK' > MIDI
- Make the Track Count 8
- Click OK
Each of the eight tracks will be set to 'All MIDI Input' and as we know this is the Motif XF port 1. Each of the eight tracks will be routed out to the Yamaha Motif XF, and each will be on a successively higher MIDI channel. Verify this.
Next click on FILE > SAVE AS TEMPLATE..
Name the template something descriptive.
I named mine 'Motif XF USB 8 MIDI'. Here's why.. It reminds me that this template is for when I'm working with the Motif XF (in my studio I need this information). I include USB in the description because this template will configure my connections via USB; I have a separate template for when I am working with the firewire connection. The '8 MIDI' reminds me how many tracks are in this template and what type of tracks.
As you get to know your working habits you can refine you Template. You can even pre-select VOICES for the PARTS, if you desire. If you are using a particular Audio Interface, you can select the output assignments for your XF PARTS. For example, if you are not using audio, or you are connected to an external audio interface via two 1/4' cables, you will want to set the OUTPUT SELECT parameter for each Part = L&R (the individual outputs are for those using the optional FireWire connection.
Try out your TEMPLATE
Click WINDOW and select 'Close All'
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- Go to FILE > New Project..
- Click on your new Template
- Select a directory for this project
- Click OK to launch your Template
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It will recall your USB connections, your REMOTE Settings, your audio interface settings; recall the hardware configuration, recall the MIDI connections, and recall the Current Mix and Voices if you included them. It will then ask you if want to restore this to your hardware. Why this extra step? Because at some point you may actually start a project in the Motif XF – say you have a quick idea and want to get it down fast. Later you say I'd like to continue my work in Cubase rather than having the Editor automatically blow away your hardware settings, you get this screen that lets you verify that you want to go FROM or TO the Hardware. Very useful.. if you have done a setup in the Motif XF and you want to have the Editor capture it: simply select 'FROM HARDWARE' option. If you want to send your basic start up template select the 'TO HARDWARE' option.
You can customize these instructions to your own preferences. Perhaps you always start with a particular Drum Kit, Bass sound and Keyboard sound; you can make your TEMPLATE that includes the Motif XF Editor with the Voices you like already programmed and assigned to the appropriate outputs.
Advantage and Conclusion
The Studio Connection: Recall protocol allows you to store and recall your external hardware settings in your Cubase Project File. The Editor will memorize every setting on the external hardware you were using on a Project, it will store not only the Voice list but also the entire mix. That is, every parameter you use, and every Voice in your Motif XF, per project. This is total recall.