K5synth

Welcome to the K5 synth group Leslie, it is an honor to have someone like
you join.

I would like to organize some people with programming skills to create a
program that would allow spectra to be moved between the K5, K5000s and K3
synthesizers. Perhaps you might be interested in a project like that?

Can you enlighten us a bit more about the Leiter wave function - I haven't
found any really good information on Leiter or his wave function on the net.

Joel


----- Original Message -----
From: "Les" <jabberdabber@...>
To: <k5synth@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, March 07, 2004 10:39 PM
Subject: [k5synth] Re: My K5m


> --- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "capezzani" <capezzani@y...> wrote:
> > The name is Mariano, I thought I'd appear automatically beside my
> > nick. ;)
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> > Oh, and it's not K5 Wave Creator, but K5 Wave Maker (little
> mistake
> > there). You can get if from kfuenf.org, I think. It's a bit
> limited,
> > but it has some interesting features. You can even generate
> > waveforms based on the legendary DX7 FM synthesis. If only I could
> > understand the way it's done,
>
> Hi!
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> I'm the author of the program. :-) I wrote it going on 6 years ago
> now (man, how time is flying!). It worked by generating a single
> cycle waveform using FM synthesis and performing a Fourier analysis
> on the waveform to generate a harmonic spectrum that could then be
> transmitted to the K5. It also had functions for creating basic
> analog type waveforms, saw, pulse, triangle, etc.
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> This being my first post, just like to say hello to everyone and
> that I'm glad to see this group formed to support the Kawai K5. I
> still have mine, and it really is an amazing synth.
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