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 mer. 30 avril 2003, 17:59
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Hi folks!
A while back I bought a secondhand Kurz K2000.
I have upgraded it to full p-ram and the Janis 3.87 engine & 64Mb sample-ram.
It's equipped with an old Quantum 800Mb internal scsi-drive, as well.
The sounds are generally good, the hardware architechture is flexible and powerful.
The only thing that really sucks is the builtin Digitech effcts processor.
( by todays standards )
However I would like to have a couple of really good Hammond B3 organ type of sounds.
Does anybody know where I can find some good B3-sounds.
I have been to the sweetwater-site.
Cheers: Dixiechicken
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lun. 2 juin 2003, 23:37
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Yo, DChicken- You may want to consider using Native Instruments B4 soft synth. My friend let me borrow his copy and IT IS INCREDIBLE!!!! (and I don't usually throw out kudos that strongly). The built-in presets are out of this world. Every nuance of Hammond B3 organ is all there. I'm getting it myself soon. Once you hear this thing, you'll never go back. It's that good. Now you won't be able to play B4 live as you could a hardware synth like the K2000 (unless you bring a computer), but if you're sequencing... NI B4 is the way to go. Check it out: http://www.native-instruments.com/index.php?b4_usBe sure to check out the sound examples mp3s on their site. Later.
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