I played around with a EMU Vintage Keys awhile ago (another ancient module) and I like the selection of vintage sounds it had on it, but that too was kinda clean sounding. By how you describe the Kurweil and Roland sound modules, you'll think this ancient EMU is clean sounding too. I have an 12 year old EMU-1 sound module.
Perhaps owners of the other modules will post their opinions. Sorry that I can't give you more details on the comparison of the modules you listed. but in the meantime, I know that this capability is there.
Kurzweil pc2x banjo sounds manual#
I keep telling myself that I'll find the time to study the manual and experiment with this. I'm certain that these programs can be edited to a certain extent. If you're looking for Mellotron programs, the Classic Keys ROM has them (plus Rhodes, clavi, pianet). I think that the beauty of most Kurzweil hardware is the ability that one has to edit the voices and, in the case of the PC2 series, the effects.įor instance, with the B3 emulation, you can dial in the age of the organ so that it sounds as if the key contacts are dirtier and the tubes are older. The PC2X has two DSP chips: one primarily for reverb, the 2nd is for effects like flanging, chorus, rotary speaker, etc. I've heard this said about many of the Kurzweil voicings. You say the sounds of the expansion ROM are too clean.
Kurzweil pc2x banjo sounds software#
Note that I'm excluding software VSTi's in this list. how does it really compare to the others?įor me the priority is in the mellotron sounds (flute, brass, strings) and the wurlitzer. The EMU has good reviews, but the sample wasnt great. didnt seem to capture the nuance characteristic of say the mellotron sounds. I preferred it over the Roland one which was even more clean and. The Kurweil one sounds fairly midrangey (though im not sure if thats just the sample recording) and a bit clean. but it is hard to determine due to sample quality, etc. I have heard samples of each on their respective websites. Has anyone compared these sound modules? Any thoughts or preferences? This includes the Emu Vintage Keys, the Kurzweil Classic Keys ROM expansion (for the PC2R) and the Roland "keys of the 60s and 70s" expansion card for the JV series. Buyer's have the opportunity to browse offerings from amazingly talented people all over the world.There are several sound modules which focuses on vintage keys such as Mellotron, Rhodes, Wurlitzer, etc. The Benefits: For sellers the benefit is obvious - we handle all the marketing and you make money doing what you're best at. AirGigs holds payment until the gig has been completed and then Sellers pay between 8-15% commission based on seniority, bonuses and promotions. The Finances: When a buyer purchases a gig, payment is made through PayPal. Buyers can leave reviews of gigs they have purchased. All communication and file exchange happens through the Airgigs system.
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