I only regret not having enough time to explore the possibility of shipping setup and go once more sound banks. I use this keyboard for a month, and I am satisfied for now compltement. In edition of setup, programming Controller is impressive, and I rve edition of the K2600. The part s'avre plutt powerful effects, and even voluntarily limit edition by the manufacturer, leaving Access in paramtres essential. But what really is skotch analog sounds and drumkits simply standards! The pianos are fabulous (albeit a little too like as presets, which would be fewer p), the electric pianos, and all acoustic instruments trs well reproduced with a standard dynamic (even in compared with Wavestation and my JD-990). The big highlight of the keyboard sounds! I had bought at dpart for acoustic piano sounds, but what a surprise by browsing through the banks. There is a list Retailer, but half a score of pages, then it would have t practice having a rcapitulatif classs of all the sounds in each bank and for CATEGORY to choose a look.
#Kurzweil pc2x 88 key performance keyboard manual
The manual is full trs, except there is no list of patches and setups.
Anyway, after three weeks, I start getting used to. As difficult to explain that understanding. On the other hand, select the accommodation requires a sound long enough: to choose a bank, three buttons light up red or green for three banks and two times for these same sounds, it's square ment of hell: you must choose one of the sixteen groups with eight buttons red / green, then among the sounds of the group with, in addition, a green LED indicating the prsence sound in deuxime layer (Power key are green). Thanks to SETTING THE sensitivity can quickly adjust the keyboard rponse his style of play, which is especially apprciable many sounds and ragissent the VLOC / or have several layers. The keyboard seems to have a shorter stroke than the Fatar, but is comparable numriques all pianos I've tried so far. 88 keys with hammer mquanique, many sounds effects, Controller, etc.
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