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@@FORTYFOURMEMPHIS You can get kits from this on this website. www.loadedsamples.com

@@g-soul4771 thanks mane

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really?

I’ll give you a little secret. If you just use the pcm sounds and the srx cards that come with it, it becomes the dopest super charged xv/jv module out of all of them. You probably was using a lot of supernatural sounds.

@@g-soul4771 When you actually own 2080 and 3080, you will understand how huge the difference in sound quality is between them and Integra 7.

Yes you can.

I just went ahead and got a k2700. They went down and the pc4 went up.

I’d love to hear it.

@@g-soul4771 bet

YES! Or maybe not, I dunno honestly I have a K2500. I'm just here for shits & giggles

@@danthreepwood2760 Receiving mine today, if you are willing to take a break from shits and giggles I can let you know my findings

Yes on all of your questions. 👍

It can go much more than that. This thing is as flexible as the best soft synths.

At least somebody gets it. I used to be them type of guys back in the 90’s.

@@g-soul4771 i would like to make a song together do you rap?

@@loota_luh_jumpmane I haven’t in a long time but we can try something though. I got some other cool rapper from the tenn my age that still love that style. Do you have any music pages of yours I can check out.

@@g-soul4771 I have my album and a few other songs on my RUclips just click on account other then that I have a bandlab I'd be down to produce for any body

He could on his equipment but not on this I was just demonstrating how we used to make beats with limited tools. It missed him. Lol.

Check my other videos with doper equipment. You will see what I mean.

It come from the Kurzweil output. Its just a controller and I use it so people can get a better vision of what’s going on. I wish it was it’s on vst. Kurzweil would make history if they ever come out with a vst. They should have made kurzweil pc4 a vst and kept the Kurzweil k2700 the hardware like Roland did with the fantom and zenology pro.

@@g-soul4771 - Sir, thank you for your reply, I have a question, have you tried the Yamaha CP88? to be honest I just purchased the K2700 as of right now and I'm waiting for delivery, I was wondering if you had to chose between a montage Yamaha and Kurzweil 2700? do you think there there much difference in quality? (I couldn't get the Yamaha montage because they are out stock, till Octover 2023) , thanks for reply !!!

@@ruanof7 I had a Montage and I sold it to get the kurzweil. The Montage still sounds good. It was a hard choice but the kurzweil K2700 has this classic rock/blues feel too it. It also sounds good for cinematic sounds. They are both high quality but the Kurzweil just has this raw feel to it without sounding dated. I’m going to do another video on it soon. I will let you know once I do.

Yes, I have plenty of sounds for it but I already sold it. I use the on a Moxf instead. I am about to sell that in about a week.

If you need a lot of sounds for it let me know once you buy the board.

You got it. It’s done.

Do you have a Mac or PC?

Midi thru is normally used to copy midi in. I’m not sure if you can use it as a midi out though. I will have to research it.

I’m using the MPC 2 Software. I got it connected with the midi interface on the MPC one but it will work with any software and midi/audio interface.

About 30 years.

I started when boss 660 came out. Before that it was it was piano lessons and clarinet in band which will make it about 40 years.

I purchased it for $2500 and it was so dope it replaced my K2600, kurzweil PC3 and PC4. The more I learn about it and get sound libraries for it the better it gets. It’s going to wind up replacing my Yamaha Moxf for the band I produce and supply the keyboardist with. It might even replace my k2500 if it wound up running the old K sounds better. This thing saved me a lot of money and space. Im doing a part 2 video of it in about 2 weeks with more sounds and functions.

@@g-soul4771 looking forward to the video, bro... And my income tax return... Lol I think hip-hop beat makers are really sleeping on this. It sounds so much better than the Montage, Kronos and Fantom imho. I have a feeling we're going to see a new Korg and Yamaha workstation next month. So I'll hold off until then. But right now the K2700 is definitely my choice.

@@jackbauer1805 Old school hip hop producers didn’t sleep on them. The K2500 back to in the day. Dj quil used it for the whole safe and sound cd and the RZA used it for the whole Wu tang forever cd. 2 PAC most common producer used it too. 90’s rap producer use to use them as an alternative for moogs, Rolands and ASR Samplers. Nowadays they even sleep on korg, Roland and Yamaha.

It does suck. I just whipped it together for a demo. I just checked your page. Sorry for the comment your not that person. You just someone with dreams and talent. Your not fake neither just a different mindset from me. Im not a troll just someone who is hurt over some music game shit. Good luck with your journey. I do make a lot of money off this shit though. I sell MacBooks with software also my. I demo them on my page. Even if you don’t like beat just listen to the vst sounds and decide if you like the vst.

im just taking shit bro no hard fellings fam

​@@BEATMAN. You dont know shit😂

I would say if you are concerned about cinematic sounds, synths and modern sound design. If you more concerned with overall bread and butter sounds stick with the Kurweil PC3 because it’s more organic. You can always get sound libraries to compete with the pc4 sounds. The K2700 sounds like a PC3 and a K2600 but with the modern sounds of a PC4 so it’s almost like they went back to the old organic converters.

@@g-soul4771 I produce UK garage, all kinds of techno, house, some dub step etc. The only thing I want/need is the VAST synthesis. I like the Kurzweil sound as far as digital goes. That and the CZ line of synths is kind of the only digital I have/use right now. The PC3K replacement is more to do with the fact that some things are starting to fail on my PC3K. The modulation wheel is squeaky and I broke a few keys in the upper register. Can be replaced but 10 years is a long time in the life of a studio keyboard. And this keyboard has travelled the world with me. I bought it in Sydney Australia when I was living there and then took it with me when I moved back to the UK. Then it went with me to Canada when i was working in Vancouver a while. Then to Austin TX after that where I was working/living. It's had a pretty busy life this keyboard. The only sounds I want are the synth sounds. The rest doesn't see much use. That's interesting that they went with different converters on the K2700. I was really hoping to save some space and maybe get rid of the weight. The PC47 is about the same height as my PC3K as well which is kind of my limit as far as keyboard height (space issue) so it's kind of perfect dimensions wise. The K2700 is taller which wouldn't work in my setup. I also like the empty space on my PC3 on the left and right side of the keyboard. I put my trackpad on the left. Not possible with the PC4 because of the modulation wheels but maybe I can use my right hand I don't know. Anyway, some other issues to consider. Mostly ergonomics. But it sounds like I'll have to listen to them side by side and see what's what. Thanks for the heads up.

@@Screaming-Trees The PC4 is the best for electronic music and synth sounds. It is also half the cost of a k2700. It is digital compared to the K2700. The K2700 was created for People who want that old school kurzweil sound but with the new Pc4 sounds. They also wanted to use the old Krz libraries. So that’s all you paying for in a K2700. Go for the PC4 it’s a bang for the buck and has this kind of modern synth sound to it like the new roland fantom.

@@g-soul4771 Nice one thanks. How's the keyboard on the 7? Not the nice Fatar on the PC3k I understand but I am hoping it's a bit better than on the 88 note (I tried the PC4 88 and didn't really like the keybed that much).

@@g-soul4771 Dude, the pc4 and the k2700 share the same samples and sound engine. It's the same, no difference. You are not really accurate with your informations.

Maybe after effects. But I don’t have problems with nothing else. After affect runs the same on my 32g and 16g. You just got to be patient with it. Photoshop, premiere pro and all the music apps and vsts, people have been running them for years on 8g. Ssd drive also plays a part on the loading speed of apps. All my videos demonstrate all these app and the whole world see that they do just fine. Also a lot of people feel that anything past 16 g is a scam unless you run like 20 apps at a time all the time. Do your research.

I would say go for. It beats everything even a PC4. The only thing that can compete is a Montage and Kronos but it has the edge on both of those when it come to good sounds and daw is integration.

This one is a little more synthy sounding than most Rolands which is not too much of a bad thing but the acoustics are not as strongs as say the integra 7. It is a perfect standalone instrument though and it damn fun to use.

It wasn’t too bad. It had a lot of good sound libraries available for.

Yes it work. It is just as good if not better than a vst. I only really just like korg and Roland vsts. Diva is pretty good too.

@@g-soul4771 Thanks. yeah ,those vsts have real instruments.

I started in the 90’s. I sold the Montage and I got a Motif XF and a modx6. I gave the modx6 to my nephew. Check out my Motif XF video. It should be the newest one.

There used to be a series of Korgs (m1, N series and X series) in the 90’s that had a distinct sound that everybody like. Korg lost that sound around the the time the triton and trinity came out. The Kronos bought back that sound it was clear and high quality but depressing and lo fi at the same time. A lot of korg fans fell in love with Kronos after being disappointed so many times in the late 90’s and the early 2000’s. That’s why the Kronos stayed relevant till this day because it’s a masterpiece. The Nautilus is underrated. It is an improvement but it is aimed towards the modern age which I feel would be better as a vst or stripped down like a Krome. Korg should have made the nautilus the korg krome at that price and scrapped the original krome.

It’s just an interesting piece of gear. They don’t come for the beat. They don’t come for the beat. They come for the demo.