Nice demo, too bad I'm not familiar with what you're playing. I wish I could hear David Foster's Winter Games or Training Montage Rocky lV theme. Guess Kurzweil PC3K8 is great for piano and Orchestra music not pop or 80's classic hits. but I know this board is great for jazz! I guess I have to get Korg Kronos 2 88 keys 2015. Still need to save up because I had an emergency last year that's why I was not able to get the Korg Kronos 2 2015 model.
I had a K2661 , used it with studio monitors , It did not sound anything like the demo vids on YT , I don't know if it was me or the monitors or the K2661 itself , so I sold it ! now How would you compare K2661 with PC or PCK series Sound Quality wise because This Damn thing sounds good here on YT as well , Would I be disappointed If I bought it ? Because there is no option for me to Play it at a music store before I buy it ..
Very cool! I was going to pick up the PC3K8 but wanted to know how easy is it to play single note trills using 2 hands with your index fingers on the same note. My S90 ES can do this but some actions can't. If you could show that or at least let me know if it does miss triggering a midi note that would be awesome. Thanks!
Just split the keyboard in two and transpose the left side +1 semitone, that way you dont have to play the same key, you can alternate with the one immediately on the left.
Great demo, shows the practical side of the PC3K that normal people, unlike the many nutcakes associating themselves with these synths, are interested in.
What a colossal disappointment. The PC3A is just a PC3K with NO FLASH RAM! (a real dick move on Kurzweil's part) Instead of adding an extra expansion slot, Kurzweil just installed the German D Grand Expansion in place of the RAM. (which you can buy for $599 & put in a PC3K) It also has pre-installed KORE64, but KORE64 usually some free with the PC3K anyway. I don't understand why Kurzweil can't make a PC3K + Forte + Artis combination. A synth with V.A.S.T., Flash RAM, & a huge amount of sample ROM. They already have all the technologies. All they have to do is package it all into 1 Kurzweil super-synth. I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
