Kawai K5000 series

Re: science

2001-04-06 by phonophobie

yep, egroups & yahoo groups are the same now... but it's cool to have this place here and although i like it that not so much users here. i posted some

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Re: science

2001-04-05 by Optionality

Thanks for letting me know! Yes, I believe that this is the same group as:

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Re: science

2001-04-01 by phonophobie

i uploaded a similar file to http://www.egroups.co.uk/files/K5000/ i think you have to be a

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Re: science

2001-03-26 by Optionality

Yes, right now you can only upload photos, graphics, etc. - there s no specific file area here at the moment, but there will be in future! Yahoo! has bought up

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Re: science

2001-03-25 by phonophobie

yep! when i find this patch i put it intoo the file area... ups!!!!!!! where is a file area here!!!!!???????? i know this group feature from egroups,

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Re: science

2001-03-25 by Optionality

Yeah, I think I understand what you were doing. You started with a sound that sounded as one sinus, just one frequency. Then, by using the wheel, you could get

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science

2001-03-24 by phonophobie

i've got my 5000 some years now and today i'm not so involved into it because i have not the time for it. some time ago i was realy deep into it and i

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Re: HELLO!

2001-03-24 by Optionality

Hi phonophobie, good to see you here!

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HELLO!

2001-03-23 by phonophobie

i'm a new member. _____________________ k5000 is the deepest!

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-06 by Optionality

Thanks for that link! Yes, there s quite a bit of working out frequencies involved in this approach, that s why I haven t found the time to do it yet. But as

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-05 by flotorian

Hi, for the wav2add and other interesting software try this link...

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-05 by Optionality

Thanks for mentioning that. I have had a look at a number of such tools, but I haven t heard of this one yet. Do you know any URLs for more info? What I

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-04 by flotorian

What kind of sounds are you trying to create, btw. there are some tools that can be quite helpfull to create an additive spectrum... Like wave2add...

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-04 by Optionality

Yes, you re right, it s a lot of work. That s why I haven t been able to complete much of the music they way I planned this. One of the things that complicates

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Re: Hi Summa!

2001-03-02 by flotorian

Hi Optionality, programming the envelope of every single harmonic is quite an evening filling task that can be quite frustrating... so depending on the

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Hi Summa!

2001-02-23 by Optionality

If you re into sound programming, you ll love the K5000 for the way individual harmonics can be programmed. As far as I know, there s no other synth that does

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Re: Welcome to the K5000 Club!

2001-02-22 by flotorian

Hi Marion, this seemed to be a quiet place... I hope this will change soon... my music... hmm... www.mp3.com/AToF/ mostly older stuff (80s

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Welcome to the K5000 Club!

2000-08-13 by marion_pantarei

I have added some great links to Kawai K5000 sites - there are some unreal patches out there! If you know more of these sites, feel welcome to add a link here

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