KMK5
The bright 80s electric piano, on your K2700.
The 80s electric piano: brighter, tighter and quicker than its elder, with a clear bell on top and a punch that sits right in a band. Eight velocity layers and true key-release samples keep every note alive under your fingers.
Tight, bright and ready for the stage.
KMK5 is the bright, tight electric piano of the 80s, made for the K2700: the sound of the stage and the studio, quick to speak and easy to place in a mix. Its bell rings clear on top and its low notes stay firm.
Eight velocity layers follow your touch, from a soft, glassy tone to a hard, punchy attack with the bite of the tines. Let a key go and you hear a true key-release sample, the damper coming back on the tine, as on the instrument itself.
It loads as one .K27 file and plays on the K2700's own engine and effects: find it by name and play.
Three steps to the first note.
Get the file
One .K27 file with the programs, their effects, the keymaps and the samples.
Load it with FILL
From a USB stick, in GLOBAL, FILE, LOAD. Everything goes into free places; nothing of yours is replaced.
Play
Find the programs by name. The samples stay in the K2700's sample memory after power-off: load them once.
What you need
- Instrument
- Kurzweil K2700.
- Contents
- A sampled 80s electric piano: 8 velocity layers and true key-release samples.
- File
- One .K27 file, loaded with FILL.
- Price
- $49 (USD), one-time.
KMK5
Available soon.