Kurzweil K2700 - Facebook Live Event for Kraft Music

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Chris Martirano Shares a livestream with Kraft Music to showcase the Kurzweil K2700.

The Kurzweil K2700 represents the evolution of Kurzweil's K2 series workstations. At 256 voices, K2700 offers over 5x the polyphony of any previous K2. Its 1500+ factory programs and 700+ multis powered by FlashPlay, V.A.S.T., FM, KB3, and VA engines are accompanied by 3.5 GB of user flash sample memory. In addition to an 88-key, fully-weighted, Italian made action with velocity/pressure sensitive adjustable keys, K2700 features over 60 physical controllers, including an embedded 3-section ribbon, drum pads, and a host of sliders, knobs, buttons, and pedal inputs. Rounding out the feature set are a built-in audio interface, 16-track sequencer, 16-zone MIDI controller functionality, and USB MIDI, Audio, and Host capabilities.

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[billhenley]

Thanks for takitthe time to make this video. I fully realize it's not as simple as you make it look. I purchased a K2700 about 18 months ago and have been fighting cancer so i haven't spent as much time on it as id like. Im 66 and a trained classical and theater organist that got hooked on Rock in the 70's. As my instructor wasn't pleased about it he still came around and continued my training. I have an above average studio and as strange as it may sound, i use a Korg PA4x basically as a very high rnd sequencer for the K2700. It allows me to do things that most would consider a physical imposaibility. By using the K2700 sequencer I can make up any shortcomings which the PA4x may have and it truly redefines the concept of a "One Man Band". As i was brought up playing live i dont do a lot of recording as I truly believe if you can't do it live you shouldn't do it at all. When you get into the real depth of the PA4x you find how complex and capable it truly is and the marriage with the K2700 makes the impossible possible. I do use a DAW, Ableton Live, for sophisticated guitars among other things that I could never achieve with the PA4x alone. Adding the K2700 to the mix made life much more tolerable and using the effects available on the K2700 in addition to it's sound library makes life a lot easier when it comes to musical realism. If time is available due to my cancer I'm considering writing a book on how to do such. Many musicians in the US see arranger Keyboards as toys. The same people that push a single button to play a complex chord don't understand how ignorant that makes them look. They dont use AI, they use BS to be blunt. Anyway, thanks again for the time you took to make this video. Some, like myself, really do appreciate it. Best regards, Bill

[valeriemurtagh]

Great sounds, Great display of techniques, Great inspiration!!!

[tom]

Finally a Pro-Demo with Chris Martirano…..

[markschindler]

Great Playing! Love Kurzweil, glad to see them with a great instrument. K2500 is an all time fave.

[FugaziSB]

Such a vast knowledge of music makes a really tasteful demo!
As a 70's music fan, I really enjoyed this demo.
If I were in a cover band, I'd grab this baby in a moment!

[JukkaTarvonen]

Piano 01 Bristol Piano 10:47 & 12:26
Piano 02 Dyn 9ft Grand 13:40
Piano 03 Velvet Grand 17:37
Piano 13 Fierce Rock 9ft 19:03
Piano 16 Blues Piano 20:00

Electric Piano 49 Steely Dyno 77 20:58
Electric Piano 50 Bark Ep 77 21:59
Electric Piano 51 Aged Tolex 77 22:51
Electric Piano 53 73/77StereoBells 23:47
Electric Piano 4096 CM EPiano Plus 26:04
Electric Piano 57 T-Bone Reed EP 27:16
Electric Piano 55 VintAmp ReedEP 28:49
Electric Piano 62 Beck's Retro EP 30:03
Electric Piano 71 Mtron EP 30:58
Electric Piano 82 Walrus Keys 32:08
Electric Piano 83 No Quarter Pnt 32:39
Electric Piano 86 E-cousticGrand 33:06
Electric Piano 89 UK Pop CP70 33:31
Electric Piano 90 PG's Melt 34:11
Electric Piano 92 Royal EP 34:51

Pad 486 So Lush Pad 35:58
Pad 458 Triangle Mode 37:22
Pad 450 4Pole Pad 39:52
Pad 439 Evolving Pad 2 40:55

Strings 359 Tutti Strings 41:43
Strings 368 Agresso Viola 42:04
Strings 370 Agresso Cello 42:17
Strings 381 Marcato Mix 3 42:26
Strings 418 Largo conSordino 42:36

Synth 1146 Minor Impact 43:58
Synth 1149 Ultra Waves 44:28

Multi 757 Hazy Cmaj[A0~E2] 44:51
Sequencer 45:35
Multi 770 HandOuts [A0~E2] 45:56
Multi Spice [A0~E2] 46:12

Misc 4152 Tron Voice 46:44
Strings 429 Yesesis Tron Str 47:18
Brass 711 MellowT Flutes 47:50
Strings 434 BritishMT Strings 48:23
Brass 1056 FM Brass Templ 48:46
Brass 4166 FM Brass&SmpBrass 49:19

Leads 587 VA1 Stage Lead 49:51
SynBass 631 The Way It Is 50:05
Multi 4104 ELP Moog 50:36
Multi 4103 UK Setup 50:59
SynBass 1133 FB Mono Bass 51:22
SynBass 1134 FM Classic Bass 51:31
SynBass 1135 RM+FM FingerBass 51:37
SynBass 1136 SH Type Bass 51:44
SynBass 1137 Octave Bass 52:09
SynBass 1138 Wooden Bass 52:22

Multi 4108 Guitar Hero [A0] 52:34
Multi UR Special [A0] 53:29
Multi 4100 CM WAHGtStudio A 54:02
Multi 4101 Dyn OrchStudio A 55:17
Multi 4105 Organ Jam 56:29
Multi 4112 Dance On 57:13
Multi 4113 Ribbon Fun 58:32

[PedroRedes]

King Crimson Mellotron "In the Court of the Crimson King" 48:23

[Transterra]

I bought the K-2000 in 1994, and many of the sounds still sound cool.

[paul_ward_music]

Thanks for finally letting us hear a few non-piano sounds! I'm now looking forward to receiving my 2700.

[ArgumentShow]

I was never a Kurzweil fan, you started with the jazz (not a fan of that common music shop presentation lol) and just before i clicked to did some classical, That made me watch the rest of the video and now thinking about getting one.

[lazar]

Very inspiring playing Chris, and this Kurzweil is amazing !

[ontario]

Wow, Kurzweil has really stepped up their game. Great sounding keyboard and nicely demoed.

[davcar]

This will be my first professional keyboard in 20 years, I don't have the chops like Chris does but I'll try my best haha. Awesome demo.

[danferguson]

Probably the best Demo I have ever seen and Chris wow man you an awesome keyboard player one of the best thanks for the video cheers mate....👍🏼

[GODenWord]

I think people are unhappy that Kurzweil did a weak and mega slow work for the new K synth! But do not forget that original K2500 synth was great and today it is the exect great.
So with new K2700 you can get 2500 and a bit more. Enjoy people and make great music!!!

[aank]

Wish the recording level had been a little bit louder. Otherwise, it's fun to see the instrument demonstrated. I just purchased a K2700 to supersede/replace my aged K2000. The K2000 still works fine and will remain in the studio.

[theaudioeng]

I think I'm up for one of these, as a reimagining of the classic vintage K2xxx range. Good effort Kurzweil team! 😎🎹👍🎵

[markhofland]

Great demo! I have a K2500XS for many many years. Never replaced it with a K2600, cause in mine opinion they where to close to each other. But the K2700 is mind blowing, much more power and capabilities than the K2500 an 2600. So for me this the moment to buy a K2700. Again, great video and well played!

[johnnyvlee]

I started plinking piano by ear as a child. Around age 18 or so I took up guitar and I've been playing that most of my life. I'm interested in buying a K2700 for both my home recording and to add a secondary keyboard part in cover bands (for songs with less guitar and more KB going on). But, watching you do this really makes me wish I could also play the keys that well.

[dennishunter]

This brother know how to play. Well done.