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 Kawai K5Review | Sound On Sound, Dec 1987The Additive synthesizerOnce upon a time, 'additive synthesis' was an expensive and little used option on expensive computer music systems. Now, thanks to Kawai's latest keyboard, there is an instrument dedicated to this type of synthesis. Paul Wiffen, long-time advocate of creating your own waveforms, investigates. | |||
 Kawai K5 and K5mReview | Music Technology, Aug 1987Multi-Dimensional SynthesisersExpanding the "user waveform"approach of their K3 to almost full additive waveform proportions has given Kawai what they call a "multi-dimensional" synthesiser. Bob O'Donnell likes what he hears. | |||
 Kawai K5 SynthesiserReview | Music Technology, Apr 1987Real-time additive synthesis at an affordable price will become a reality when the KS hits the shops later this year. Rick Davies previews Kawai's best yet. | |||
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 Making More Of The Kawai K5Feature | Topic: Synthesis & Sound Design, Vintage Instruments | Sound On Sound, Aug 1990Martin Russ reflects on a cult phenomenon: Kawai’s K5 additive synthesizer. | |||
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