Franz Schiller
-
Posts
580 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Content Type
Profiles
Forums
Blogs
Events
Articles
Downloads
Gallery
Store
Posts posted by Franz Schiller
-
-
On 2/12/2024 at 9:45 PM, drawback said:
Clinical.
That's like your opinion man.
-
Thanks guys! Much appreciated.
-
Hey gang,
For those with PC4-7s, what are you using for a case? Soft case? Flight case? Semi-rigid case?
There seems to be a wide disparity between a cheapo fabric case and a wildly expensive flight case. I'd love something in the middle, if it exists, with some padding and structure, but nothing crazy. I searched our existing PC4-7 threads and couldn't readily find a solution discussed.
Thanks!
-
I don't know what you guys are talkin' `bout...that version of Sledgehammer sounds super tasty to me. They totally nailed the feel, which is arguably the most important part.
- 5
-
13 hours ago, Delaware Dave said:
Our own site here on the forum. I'd trust this community over others.
Yes, I've had some great experiences selling gear here. HOWEVER, if you don't want to ship, and you only want to deal locally, that limits your prospects a lot.
Whenever I've failed to sell something here, I usually have better luck selling locally on Facebook Marketplace.
-
5 hours ago, ElmerJFudd said:
The number scheme is a mystery as the intention does seem to be K2700 minus audio interface and drum pads. Anything else missing? I’m not sure. How different from a PC4?
That's a great question. If they want to fill the 61-key hole, why wouldn't they simply make a PC4-61.
Maybe the nomenclature bugs me. Why not a K2761?
Also, Kurzweil used to have cool sounding names. The K2000 has an impressive air to it. The PC3 or the PC4 sounds good. Even the K2700 has a nice ring to it.
The K2061...meh, not so much.
I think that as musicians, the way words SOUND to us, is actually important. It's part psychological, and part marketing.
- 1
-
So it's a K2000 update?!?!? And not a 61 key K2700??!?! That's ....uh.... odd. But okay sure!
-
It's so weird...I LOVE IT!!!
Definitely seems like a tricked out SV2. Which sounds great to me. I agree with you all, I'd prefer a 73 key version (that's lighter).
-
The Kurzweil K2000. I love the damn thing.
I first saw one used around 2001 or 2002 I think. I had such LUST for it. I didn't have the money, though. Finally in 2004, I joined eBay just so I could hunt one down, and got a basic unit. I loved it so much, I sold it to buy a K2661, thinking it would be better. Nope. Mistake. Just didn't connect with it. Got another in 2020. It broke in 2021, and I got a K2vx. I love it so much. I'm probably just a weirdo, but something about it's limitations I find magical.
- 2
-
6 hours ago, UnderGroundGr said:
Two years ago, when Akai mpc keys 61 came out, i was send a request to Arturia to make a new Origin model. Desktop module, 61 or 88 keys with large touchscreen, all Keylab MK controllers and all plugins and effects from arturia, with integration with mainstage and all DAWs . The King of all synths...🙂
Someone can tell me that you can do all these with a controller and a mac book but i like a synth like this better...😉
Agreed! I actually liked the sound of the various Arturia instruments, so a few years ago I got a used Origin. Yikes! Not the same, very disappointing. It was so clunky and convoluted. I think the general idea of the Origin is killer, but that original execution was a mess. If they could improve the interface, I'd be very interested in new Origin.
- 1
-
Thanks Sean! I'll experiment with that method.
-
Regarding the use of drum loops as demonstrated by the Forte above...I have a Kurzweil PC4-7, and I've been wondering about this, specifically when using RIFFs (not audio loops). I can set up a single loop easy peasy but...
Let's say you have 3 sections of a song, and you need a different drum loop for each section. How would would you set up a multi so that when you trigger the 2nd or 3rd loop loop, it ALSO ends the 1st loop. The idea here is not have to manually end the 1st loop. I think on drum machines, it might be called a choke group? Anyway!
-
I also play bass and keys, though not in the same projects. I play bass (not keys) and sing backup in an original indie rock band. We have a dedicated keyboard player, so it just isn't necessary. Then, I play keys (including synth bass) in my own electronic project.
I only have one bass, a Fender Jazz Bass, and a minimum amount of pedals, and a small light Yorkville amp. One thing I love about playing bass is the load-in is super easy. The simplicity of gear keeps it super easy.
- 3
-
Excellent, thanks!
I don't really need the clav, so I think they'll just squeeze in.
-
Hey gang! Is the Purgatory Creek Vintage Keyboard Collection for Forte compatible with the PC4-7?
I was able to install the free Mark II sounds so I'm guessing they are????
-
It's funny, I never used to like Korg, but these days my SV2 and Wavestate are my favorites. So, I guess I'm also on Team Korg.
-
19 hours ago, Mark Schmieder said:
Well, now they know what it's like to be in a real banned!
Banned on the Run
- 1
- 1
-
17 minutes ago, Lou Gehrig Charles said:
^ Is that an AI generated ;post?
It feels like it! If you look at that "person's" other posts, they ALSO seem very odd and AI-like.
- 1
-
This thread is 3 years old. Did Guitar Center file for bankruptcy again?
-
Holy moly, that 88 key is –to my ears– one of the prettiest dang things I ever heard!
- 1
-
I feel like that sounds exactly like my K2661 (which I don't have anymore).
-
Whoa, I always thought that ACB sounded so good, I am curious about this. Especially if you can do multi-timbral ACB setups.
-
SO COOOOL!!!
I wish they'd give us a range of notes so we could sample them.
Also, it's funny how flat their expressions are while playing a hilarious boogie woogie Ode to Joy.
-
2 hours ago, ProfD said:
The OP is looking for a dual manual clonewheel with the full range of sounds that can be played from the instrument internally.😎
Oops! Sorry.
New KORG SV2??
in The Keyboard Corner
Posted
As someone who has the cream SV2, I can give you my opinion.
It's very natural for people to respond in varying ways to shape and color. Consider cars or guitars. The shape, color, aesthetics of guitars are very important to those who play them. (Also, women!)
It would make sense that keyboard instruments are similar. Some are just so good looking, they become inspiring.
Ok, sure, maybe some folks are fine with a black slab.
So while I have a PC4 for splits, layers, and all the sophisticated stuff, when I just want to enjoy the experience, the SV2 is just a beautiful experience. So, yeah, I guess I like the look of the cabinet.