Sitting in front of the Kurzweil K2000, hitting the notes and hearing 3rd World Order for the first time... What a great preset as #1 sound to get introduced to the capabilities of V.A.S.T.!
@@amodomiopianoI had asked a friend who's a Steward to buy me the synth during his stop in Singapore. Then he told me 'Couldn't find it, sorry, but drop by'. He had it! I canceled going out to a nearby fair just to wire it up and listen to it. Blown away on first sound: the evolving nature, the deep bass and the clear highs. It is the review in 'Electronic Musician' magazine which make decide on the K2000. I cannot find this review again for the life of me!
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Ah The Entertainer! I had to learn that too when I took keyboarding lessons.
Sitting in front of the Kurzweil K2000, hitting the notes and hearing 3rd World Order for the first time... What a great preset as #1 sound to get introduced to the capabilities of V.A.S.T.!
i agree...that sound is one pof the greatest sound of the K2000
@@amodomiopianoI had asked a friend who's a Steward to buy me the synth during his stop in Singapore. Then he told me 'Couldn't find it, sorry, but drop by'. He had it! I canceled going out to a nearby fair just to wire it up and listen to it. Blown away on first sound: the evolving nature, the deep bass and the clear highs. It is the review in 'Electronic Musician' magazine which make decide on the K2000. I cannot find this review again for the life of me!
@@amodomiopianoOn a Kurzweil K2500XS + KDFX these days and still finding new architectures and new sounds still today.
beautiful sounds considering it is a synth that is more than twenty years old
yes...it still souinds great nowadays!
It is actually more than 30 years old!