Hi I am new to this forum and new to the world of Workstations and Arranger keyboards. I have had a Yamaha Clavinova for the last 15 years but would now like to spread my electronic wings.
The K2500 and later K2600 models can have a single patch running 192 virtual. Kurzweil introduced the PC88. S4K PINK FLOYD COLLECTION Kurzweil K2600 pc3k by S4K ( Shine on Hey You Division Echoes Pigs Time) Uploaded by DG00 on September 21, 2014 at 11:00 am. I tried this patch on my own Synthi-AKS. 9cc119bb423e120ddc97665ce5556fb1 and scroll down to the paragraph 'Floyd goes digital with Kurzweil'. The 2000-series for kurzweil k2000, k2000r, k2500, k2500r, k2600, k2600r, k2661, & compatibles.
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Is there a single keyboard which would allow me to reproduce their sound? Joe KC Island #2527864 - 09/16/13 09:28 AM Re: Pink Floyd - Which Keyboard? [] MP Hall of Fame Member Registered: 04/30/10 Posts: 2391 Loc: Toano, Virginia, USA. According to, Wright used Kurzweil after 1987 to cover the bases other than piano and Hammond organ, so that would be a good starting point. Ik Multimedia Miroslav Philharmonik Mac Keygen Generator. The main bases to cover are: Hammond organ piano Moog synthesizer (mostly monophonic, but often multi-tracked in the studio) Mellotron With a smattering of polysynth (in later stuff), Rhodes, Farfisa, and Clavinet. The PC3 can do all of these. The biggest limitation with a single keyboard is that you'll want hammer-action (aka fully weighted) for piano and Rhodes, unweighted for the others. Time Crisis 2nd Strike Hd Ipa Download Font.
Most of us don't feel that 'semi-weighted' is a good compromise, so we have two keyboards even if all the sounds are coming from one of them. #2527880 - 09/16/13 10:26 AM Re: Pink Floyd - Which Keyboard? [] MP Hall of Fame Member Registered: 01/22/01 Posts: 2560 Loc: Framingham,MA,UNITED STATES. I think it would be a considerable challenge to reproduce the feel of Wright's tapestry of sounds with a single keyboardist in a live setting; let alone a single keyboard.