KawaiK3Zone

I"m actually trying to run it on Windows.  I got it from this page 
here... http://planet0.planet-zero.org/wiki/index.php/k3
I do have an Atari however,  i just need to get it back from a friend 
=o]  Which may take a while.  I remember liking the K3 when i played it 
10 years ago.  I just got a K3m, K4 and K5000S in trade for a Korg Z1.  
Though i'll probably sell the K4 as i don't have room for 3 full sized 
keyboards, the other being an Ensoniq ESQ-1.   But the K3m will be 
staying a while =o]  I'm also expecting an XD-5 soon too =o]  Anyhoo, 
hopefully i can get this editor running soon!!

-Larry

Paul Cunningham wrote:
> Larry -- Sorry about the poor response you've gotten from this list, although the STEEM 
> joke was kind of funny!
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> The K3 is definitely not a waste of time. People are paying lots more for stupid keyboards 
> like the Juno 106. The K3 verges on sounds you can get with a Waldorf Microwave with 
> serious analog warmth. They are also built like tanks.
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> Running a K3 editor on an ST emulator (under linux i presume) might be pretty fringe, but 
> assuming that the MIDI implementation works under STEEM I don't see why it wouldn't 
> work.
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> I have aspirations of writing a K3 editor for Mac OS X and/or Java, but that's not likely to 
> happen anytime real soon. -pc
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> --- In kawaik3zone@yahoogroups.com, "Computer Controlled" <acidted@...> wrote:
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>> I can't figure out how to get the K3 Editor to run on STEEM.  Anyone
>> know how i do this?
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>> -Larry
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