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 Killer KurzweilReview | Sound On Sound, Mar 1992Kurzweil K2000Kurzweil's new keyboard offers genuine innovation: versatile synthesis, an unparalleled user interface, and up to 64MB of user sampling are only the start of what sets the K2000 apart from other sample-based instruments. Craig Anderton explains why it will turn the head of even the most jaded technophile. | |||
 Kurzweil K2000Review | Music Technology, Jul 1992Digital SynthesiserAfter being quiet for a while, Kurzweil are stirring up quite a storm with their latest synth. MT grabbed one for review only to find it had been sold to New Order - consequently, Nick Batzdorf reports from the US. | |||
 Kurzweil K2000 Sampling OptionReview | Sound On Sound, Aug 1993We sample the delights of Kurzweil's long-awaited K2000 sampling option. | |||
 Kurzweil SMP-RReview | Music Technology, Jul 1993Sampling upgrade for the K2000Now you can upgrade Kurzweil’s market-leading synthesiser, the K2000, with a sampling interface. According to Simon Trask - and who are we to argue? - you can mingle your own samples with the synth’s onboard sounds, and edit the whole lot to your heart’s content in up to 64Mb of RAM. Whistle Kurzweil while you work, indeed. | |||
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 For The Benefit Of Mr LennonFeature | Topic: Composing / Art, Sequencing | Sound On Sound, Dec 1993Using the Kurzweil K2000 to create and perform a tribute to John Lennon | |||
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