Kurzweil K2000/K2500 synthesizer VAST Tutorial - Creating a Lead sound

Introduction to V.A.S.T synthesis technology used in the Kurzweil K series of Synthesisers (K2000, K2500, K2600).
This time we explore creating a monophonic sound.

[@Zwopper]

I had this as my main keyboard for many years. I had 2 expanded ones and and one W5. Suprisingly usable and almost never heard of.

[@Dartagnan65]

This is great! Thanks for reminding me of how to get around my Kurzweil K series!
I love my Kurzweil K2#00! -- I wish the interface was better, but it's a great synth!

[@larsuk9578]

Thanks for the kind comment. Yes will try to do more frequent ones. Will probably cover the Shaper and Sync DSPs next.

[@tomaszoboj5489]

Very useful. Please do more videos about VAST

[@NatLifeSounds]

Man, I hear some noises crackling when you push on the sound in 15+- minutes, is it from synth?

[@NatLifeSounds]

What the difference if you just will not choose the SAW in Algorithm, and just use it as Saw from scratch?

[@Angelillo36]

Great video. Thanks!

[@rayderrich]

I own a Kurzweil K2000 since release and it sits here under a cover, not being touched much.
I always wanted to sound design on it and never got around to it, now with your videos and the knowledge I gathered from other synths I hope to do this finally.
Could you make sure you normalize your audio so the videos are about as loud as others? Thanks for your effort of keeping V.A.S.T. alive!

[@johnkasonga6634]

Thanks for the tutorial. Can you show how to can create a lush synth pad?

[@andreas-wismann]

Good video, but your voice is too quiet. I have to turn the clip volume way up - and then remember to turn it back down

[@oupahens9219]

It is easier to just read the manual.

[@DickTracy420]

Can you do a video of sampling let’s say a violin and layer the synth over it and turn it into a it’s own sound