K5synth

Hi,

Great to hear this group now counts with someone who has delved into 
the deepness of the K5's programming!

I've listened to your vectorsample.mp3. Awesome!! That type of 
control could be added to the filter's envelope, sort of a dymanic 
filter you could apply to a playing pattern. Cheap version of an 
effect's console. =(

Do you think you could share the patch your made us hear(or any 
other patch bank you might have)? I've uploaded the patches I could 
gather some time ago, in Dr T.'s format. (I think it's the easiest 
way to edit patches).

Regarding spectrum analysis, which you program does to generate the 
K5's harmonics, I've been looking for a decent software that could 
take a wave sample, spectrum-analyze it, and return the intensities 
of harmonics, but haven't found any. Do you know of any?

Thank you
Best regards, 

--- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "Les" <jabberdabber@h...> wrote:
> --- In k5synth@yahoogroups.com, "capezzani" <capezzani@y...> wrote:
> > The name is Mariano, I thought I'd appear automatically beside 
my 
> > nick. ;)
> 
> <snip>
>  
> > 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!
> 
> 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.
> 
> 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.