The Eat at Joe's Kawai K5000 Message Board Digest
The K5000 in Commercial Recordings
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K5k in Commercial Recordings?
Saturday, 23-May-98 17:19:05
199.86.40.90 writes:
Has anyone recognised the K5k in any commercial recordings?
It's getting very hard to tell by ear where a sound is coming from, since there
are so many synth and effect types that overlap in sound. The K5k is very
versatile, but it does seem to have a characteristic "sweetness", maybe from
using a perfect harmonic series.
Is Air using a K5k? Mono?
leiter
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Re: K5k in Commercial Recordings?
Saturday, 23-May-98 18:56:45
209.31.70.35 writes:
I don't know if it's shown up on other commercial recordings, but I can say that
it will definitely show up in the soundtrack to Duke Nukem Forever.
Lee Jackson
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Re: Re: K5k in Commercial Recordings?
Saturday, 23-May-98 19:45:07
199.86.33.49 writes:
That sounds like a "high five". Should we look in the score or under an artist name?
leiter
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Re: K5k in Commercial Recordings?
Sunday, 24-May-98 12:54:00
209.214.129.147 writes:
yup... the progressive house act "Way out west" is known to use them live and
presumably on tracks....
dj seven
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I used one
Monday, 01-Jun-98 11:09:38
207.25.163.18 writes:
I used the K5000R on my recent release, Synthetic Block, on Mindspore Records.
It's an ambient/space affair. I got the K5000 at the tail end of recording
so I only used it to double up a bass and a few pads here or there. Check out
http://members.tripod.com/~synthetic_block/ for some sound samples.
jblock
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