Kurzweil Kore 64 ROM Expansion Installation | Kurzweil PC3 

Let me know if you have any issues putting it in. Remember that the PC3K is slightly different from the way I did this one, so make sure to follow the correct set of instructions (the guide includes both). This is the PC3 version I videotaped here. If your Kore 64 board looks a little different than the promotional pictures, it's because Kurzweil changed them a little mid-production-run. There are pictures of both on the Kurzweil PC3 FAQ page, towards the bottom.

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Where did you get the expansion from?

@@envisagefilmshouston At the time I bought it from B&H Photo Video, but it was the last one they had in stock. I'm not seeing much online now for new ones. Good luck!

I just got mine today. And we’ll I see is factory. I don’t see a lot of sounds in a bit disappointed 😭 but I the few sounds it did come with I do cherish. And one bass program I do love. 🤲🏼

Hey Daniel, unfortunately I don't recall and don't have access to the PC3 right now.

2 questions, which SOUND EDITOR should be used after installing both extensions (KORE+GERMAN)? And could you prescribe a way how to record sounds from PC3 into a PC. The BIG BLACK BOOK never reveals the information about it. Thanks a Lot.

I believe the regular PC3/K Sound Editor should work (available on the Kurzweil website), but I have avoided the editors primarily because they can be buggy and I didn't really see a real advantage over the onboard programming unfortunately. By recording sounds, do you mean recording audio or saving patches/programs to the computer?

@@MaxThompsonMusic Firstly thanks for your comment. I mean in general how to get the Work Station-and PC3 is one in did-connected externally to a PC or MAC in order to store/record what you’re playing in WAVE and MIDI Formats as well as to have a possibility to adit it. The issue is that according to the BLACK BOOK you may see a general statement that the storage into an USB thumb is possible without to show you the way there in concreto, isn’t it so?

Okay sure - from what I remember, the PC3 will show up as a regular hard drive when you connect it to the computer (by the USB type B port). You can drag and drop files back and forth there I think. I don't believe you can record audio from the PC3 via USB - you can record midi via USB to your DAW program but not audio. I do believe it's a class-compliant system without additional drivers. You can always just use the 1/4" outputs to an audio interface to record audio or the 5-pin MIDI connection instead of USB MIDI, but the USB MIDI/computer drive connection seemed to work fine for me. My PC3 didn't have the ability to use a USB thumb drive but rather an XD card (the USB upgrade was added with the PC3K/A), so I'm not 100% sure what the procedure would be for that for you.

I believe it should be pretty much the reverse process.