Late version of K2000R with programs derived from K2500. K2000VPR appeared in 1998.
Late version of K2000 with programs derived from K2500. K2000VP appeared in 1998.
The Kurzweil K2000 is a professional-level synthesizer and digital workstation released in 1992. It was designed by Ray Kurzweil and was one of the first digital synthesizers to use samples and synthesis together in a single instrument. It featured a...
The Access Virus Rack is a rack-mounted version of the popular Access Virus synthesizer. It features the same sound engine as the original Virus, but with a more robust design and features such as a built-in sequencer, arpeggiator, and effects. It is a...
Roland didn’t try to make Jupiter 8 out of Jupiter-80, but we can’t deny that the instrument failed to keep the famous name at the proper level. The 100% digital sound engine of the new Jupiter is based on Supernatural technology, sampling every note of...
The basic-featured controller Korg KAOSS DJ was released in 2015. It has a built-in audio interface, and a 2-channel mixer that can function in Standalone mode (there are 4 RCA inputs for CDJ/MP3 players on the rear panel, and the signal from a...
The Kawai K5000S is a synthesizer released in 1997 by the Japanese musical instrument manufacturer Kawai. It is a digital synthesizer that uses advanced additive synthesis technology to create complex sounds. It features a 61-note semi-weighted...
Krome 61 offers groundbreaking grand pianos delivering the Kronos-derived German D Grand and featuring damper resonance together with unlooped stereo samples. German D occupies more memory capacity than any workstation would allocate to it which makes...
The Korg Krome 73 is a 73-key workstation synthesizer designed for professional musicians and producers. It features a full-sized keyboard with velocity and aftertouch, a powerful sound engine, a 16-track sequencer, and a variety of effects and filters....
Krome 88 offers groundbreaking grand pianos delivering the Kronos-derived German D Grand and featuring damper resonance together with unlooped stereo samples. German D occupies more memory capacity than any workstation would allocate to it which makes...
