KawaiK3Zone

on 6/7/03 9:11 AM, kawaik3zone@yahoogroups.com at
kawaik3zone@yahoogroups.com wrote:

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> Message: 1
> Date: Sat, 07 Jun 2003 00:34:52 -0000
> From: "jboy917" <jboy917@...>
> Subject: Re: anyone
> 
> Good to hear that there are others who check out this group, even though
> the K3 is old & doesn't have all the kool sh*t that a lot of boards do
> nowadays,
> it's still a good one, I love mine... I'm using it as a controller too, for a
> K1m 
> module & a Casio CZ101, in addition to its own sounds.  I guess if you live in
> the states, Melbourne Australia is "out there", net-man, but you probably feel
> the same way about us, huh?  I'm in Florida...
> By the way, does anyone know how to get that feature where you create your
> own harmonics to work?  I can't, and I guess you're not doing it either,
> Rich..
> but I tried what the manual tells you & nothing happens..
> jonboy
> --- In kawaik3zone@yahoogroups.com, Rich Beattie <keyboardplayer4life@y...>
> wrote:
>> I am here too, much like netbrowserman.  :-)  I am
>> also 26, from Northeast Ohio, and until I buy that
>> repair manual for my K3 I am using it as a midi
>> controller for a synth module.  It's hard to beat the
>> feel of the weighted keys, even it you can't hear the
>> sound...
>> 
>> Cheers,
>> --Rich--


I really can't explain it. You go back and forth between the modes on the
patch 32 bank. It has been awhile since I have done much programming on the
K-3, although I really would never part with this synth because of the great
analog emulations I have been able to program very easily and they cut
through mixes like a laser beam;-).

Just read the manual .....step by step....... is all I can say.

I have made reasonable Hammond organ sounds using this additive bank.

I am from central Ohio...btw.

Linda