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Kurzweil K2000R

Digital Synth Rack/Sound Module from Kurzweil belonging to the K2000 (série) series

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Kurzweil K2000RPublished on 09/16/04 at 09:26
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K2000 rack version of the famous, can synthse unheard squenceur, sampler (optional), 2 SCSI ports, 4x2 audio outputs ... All t adj said on the technical specifications of the beast (see K2000 keyboard version) and jue am not a specialist in the thing. Note: 13 years APRS its release, this synth (and its revolutions / suites of course) remains one of the most complete and most powerful of the market.
One-great-regret: a little limited polyphony (24 channels).

UTILIZATION

Overall, the interface is quite simple, clear menus ... edition of the sounds, well, it really is the "thick", given the possibility of combining several types of synthse. Therefore requests a hand in Pisa srieuse...…
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K2000 rack version of the famous, can synthse unheard squenceur, sampler (optional), 2 SCSI ports, 4x2 audio outputs ... All t adj said on the technical specifications of the beast (see K2000 keyboard version) and jue am not a specialist in the thing. Note: 13 years APRS its release, this synth (and its revolutions / suites of course) remains one of the most complete and most powerful of the market.
One-great-regret: a little limited polyphony (24 channels).

UTILIZATION

Overall, the interface is quite simple, clear menus ... edition of the sounds, well, it really is the "thick", given the possibility of combining several types of synthse. Therefore requests a hand in Pisa srieuse enough to beginners ... but sometimes, your exact forcment is what the synth can do anything.

SOUNDS

The factory sounds, even if it is not the strong point of BCAN, are mostly very successful dj, trs alive, "hot". When the sonic possibilities ... tural see above. Any fawn, it is a machine made to create, not to stay on the plant presets that are in fact fairly small (200 I think) for a BCAN this range.

OVERALL OPINION

Buy (same here, thank you Eric!) 2 months ago to replace my K2000 keyboard, it is the OS version 3.54J with the sampling option (64 MB). The K2000 is the BCAN I was looking for a long time, powerful, versatile ... Say anything more, I got to Kurzweil and there is little chance that one day I m'arrte dsormais ... next step (when I have a trsorerie reconstitution is not to say tt on): the K2600? ...
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Anonymous

Kurzweil K2000RPublished on 12/02/09 at 09:41
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Nothing to say on it that has already been said ...

UTILIZATION

Less intuitive than that, you die ...

The manual is clear sounds simple, but ...

Nothing is the same. It would be a machine that English would be more ac surprising.

Forget your reflexes, everything you know. Please visit my new walk away from 0. Even the DX 7 seems simple to side.

Planning for months and months of familiarization.

SOUNDS

Given the difficulty of creating a sound, difficult to give an opinion.

In terms of factory sounds, and contrary to what many are saying is good but not great. The effects are very typical and a little dated.
The synth sounds are all alike, on the same model and...…
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Nothing to say on it that has already been said ...

UTILIZATION

Less intuitive than that, you die ...

The manual is clear sounds simple, but ...

Nothing is the same. It would be a machine that English would be more ac surprising.

Forget your reflexes, everything you know. Please visit my new walk away from 0. Even the DX 7 seems simple to side.

Planning for months and months of familiarization.

SOUNDS

Given the difficulty of creating a sound, difficult to give an opinion.

In terms of factory sounds, and contrary to what many are saying is good but not great. The effects are very typical and a little dated.
The synth sounds are all alike, on the same model and with the same character.

Brass vomiting.

String of very good standard.

OVERALL OPINION

I use it for 6 months. Not for long.

The facts are there: all my time trying to figure out, I could make music instead.

A sound specialist will find his happiness by spending hours and hours, the possibilities are endless.
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Tech. sheet

  • Manufacturer: Kurzweil
  • Model: K2000R
  • Series: K2000 (série)
  • Category: Digital Synth Racks/Sound Modules
  • Added in our database on: 07/10/2002

Synthesizer / Sampler

released 1993 - 2000

Vast Synthesis, Sampling

upgradable via hardware modules

Orchestral Rom, Contemporary Rom, PRAM upgrade, Ram upgrade, 

Sampling Upgrade adds Digital I/O Ports AES/EBU and Optical Ports

Ram upgradable up to 64 MB with 32 Pin Simms

last OS update (available as ROM) OS 3.84 released in two versions: Janis and Calvin

2 SCSI Ports for computer access and SCSI peripherals

8 individual assignable Output Ports

Midi trio 

Vast synthesis in combination with FUNs is capable of Virtual Analogue Synthesis

very powerful Filters, internal FX Engine

Many Advanced functions 

No toy for noobs

 

 

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Other names: k2000r, k 2000r, k2000 r, k20 00r, k 20 00r, k20 00 r

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