Kawai k1 (K1r, K1m) Synthesizer Programming (part 2 of 2). Vintage Synth programming.

KAWAI K1, K1r, K1m. A discussion on the features, programming, and sounds. Vintage Synth Review. https://hyperfollow.com/scififunk/ I continue my Step-by-step programming guide using the front panel only (no software required), from basic waveforms. Once you are familiar with programming basic waveforms it will be easier to understand what can be achieved with the “Preset samples” or more complex waveforms. -- SUBSCRIBE NOW For more Synth Tutorials and demos -- 00:00 Sawtooth waveform, sinewave (hear the artefacts sadly vs an analogue synth) 00:57 Square waves, plus inverse saw, triangle and random 01:34 Examples of samples of real-life instruments. 02:09 Filter sweep example (using crossfading). 05:40 Using all 4 waveforms for colouring the sound. You really need to watch the whole video to understand. I personally bought the Kawai K1m when it was first released (1988 I think), then I traded it in for a K1r (losing a lot on the deal). Of course, the K1r doesn’t have the joystick that mixes the sound, so that’s a shame. Please see my other tutorials where I explain similar principles on other Vintage synths like- ROLAND SH-101 CASIO CZ-101/1000/3000/5000/1 PROTEUS 2000 ROLAND SVC-350 Vocoder Also, drum machines like EMU SP-12 ROLAND TR-808 Where I can't get access to the kit be sure I have it in Virtual format, and I'll explain all there. Synths that are just too expensive can be covered there like ELKA SYNTHEX SEQUENTIAL CIRCUITS PROPHET 5 OBERHIEM MATRIX 12 EMU EMULATOR 2 PPG WAVE OSCAR I've programmed them all. For more music-related videos and posts please see my other channels   / scififunk     / scififunk     / scifi.funk   https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1a7... #kawai #k1r #programming