We have pretty much all the known K5 editors in the library. (well, I think there might be one rare one we don't have. Very few K5's have working backlights. None of mine do. In many ways, the K5 is a great synth, although it is more cerebral than the K5000s, which gives you that gut-level knob tweaking experience. The layering ability of the K5 is superior to the K5000s IMHO, as it produces some really rich sounds, I don't think heavy layering really produces great sounds on the K5000. As far as the modulation of the harmonics & odd harmonics, you can AM four different groups of harmonics, but not LFO them, however, you can pitch modulate one oscillator and not modulate the other, or use the loop function in the pitch envelope to modulate each oscillator however you want. Another interesting thing is to use full mode instead of twin, and tune the second osc down a few octaves, that will get you some interesting noise sounds. You can get some pretty cool sounds. Check out my small library I uploaded recently & of course, download Les's new K5 resynthesis program, that is quite a powerful and interesting tool. Joel --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.708 / Virus Database: 464 - Release Date: 6/18/2004
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Re: [k5synth] new owner
2004-07-03 by jbrave
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