Kawai K5000 series

I have just downloaded 14 KAA format K5000 banks to the files section 
of KAWAI-K5000.  To use these KAA files, download them to your PC 
hard drive and then transfer them to your "A" drive using a diskette 
formatted in your K5000 disk drive.

These sounds were painstakingly loaded one by one from K5000 
diskettes into my K5000R.  Then they were transferred one by one into 
a Midiquest Library.  Then the library was used to "build" Midiquest 
K5000 patch banks.  Then I sent the banks back to my K5000R to save 
them as K5000 format KAA banks.

This is not a commercial for Midiquest but if you do get the next 
update CD for Midiquest, you will find approximately 25 banks of 
other K5000 sounds and the library that was used to build these KAA 
banks on the CD. (Along with many, many patch banks for other synths).
Midiquest is the only Universal patch editor librarian currently 
being supported for use on the PC operating system (including XP) and 
I find it easier to use than Sound Diver. However, if you have Sound 
Diver, you can join the Sound Diver Yahoo group and find the 
original "Eat at Joe's" library in Sound Diver format in the files 
section.

I hope you enjoy the sounds.

Fish

thanks for the effort!  MUCH appreciated.. 
got the rest of my old stuff listed on ebay
this evening. Time to turn in for the eve.

Will play around with those files later this
week and report back 

Rgrds,

 -tim



http://search.ebay.com/_W0QQsassZhonemastertQQhtZ-1

--- In KAWAI-K5000@yahoogroups.com, fish2fish21227 <no_reply@...> wrote:
>
> I have just downloaded 14 KAA format K5000 banks to the files section 
> of KAWAI-K5000.  To use these KAA files, download them to your PC 
> hard drive and then transfer them to your "A" drive using a diskette 
> formatted in your K5000 disk drive.
> 

Tried this and it did not work.  The K5000s 
said that the file was 'not found' despite seeing
it on the FDisk?

I recall having to unzip the OS download directly 
to a floppy (when I made myself new OS Floppies)
but not sure about these.  Does one have to use a 
specialy program under windows to accomplish this?

thanks! 

 -tim