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Kawai K1 & K4

dalton34grdalton34gr
in General App Discussion

Here is a link about this great synths back in the 80s-90s Kawai K1 & K4
I Use To have them both They were just amazing!!!

https://www.nilsschneider.de/wp/nils-k1v/

I love to see this for iOS

Comments

  • uncledaveuncledave

    Hi. Pianobook has a large collection of K4 presets in Decent Sampler format.

  • Telstar5Telstar5
    edited March 11

    Disagree ..Had the Kawai Ph 50 which was a portable keyboard non programmable version of the presets, plus I used to play both the k1 and k4 at the store..Distorted overdriven crappy sounds..Meant to compete with the much higher priced Roland D50… Unusable IMO..Blech!!!

  • rs2000rs2000
    edited March 9

    @Telstar5 said:
    Disagree ..Had the Kauai Ph 50 which was a portable keyboard non programmable version of the presets, plus I used to play both the k1 and k4 at the store..Distorted overdriven crappy sounds..Meant to compete with the much higher priced Roland D50… Unusable IMO..Blech!!!

    Like so often, it's a matter of taste for sure but my K4r was one of the synths that I never regretted selling.
    And I agree, it sounded like a cheap copy of a D-50.
    If I want these and much better sounds on iOS, I'll grab iWavestation.

  • Slam_CutSlam_Cut

    @rs2000 said:
    If I want these and much better sounds on iOS, I'll grab iWavestation.

    I was gonna suggest that earlier, but thought I’d not weigh in on this since I never owned any Kawai synths. Since you brought it up, I must agree. “Standard” 90’s synth sounds are pretty well covered by iWavestation, iM1, and probably Gadget 3 (possibly others). If there is a particular sound(s) one craves, just get the original hardware and sample the crap out of it. Then resell. Takes time but faster than waiting for a dev to recreate old synths.

  • TovokasTovokas

    I have such a soft spot for my k4: the first synth I ever purchased. For specific use cases it’s great. :)

  • Telstar5Telstar5

    @Slam_Cut said:

    @rs2000 said:
    If I want these and much better sounds on iOS, I'll grab iWavestation.

    I was gonna suggest that earlier, but thought I’d not weigh in on this since I never owned any Kawai synths. Since you brought it up, I must agree. “Standard” 90’s synth sounds are pretty well covered by iWavestation, iM1, and probably Gadget 3 (possibly others). If there is a particular sound(s) one craves, just get the original hardware and sample the crap out of it. Then resell. Takes time but faster than waiting for a dev to recreate old synths.

    iM1 and iwavestation sound 100x better imo

  • gardengarden

    You know what I want emulated? The K5000.

  • lasselulasselu

    @garden said:
    You know what I want emulated? The K5000.

    Oh, yes...

  • rs2000rs2000

    @lasselu said:

    @garden said:
    You know what I want emulated? The K5000.

    Oh, yes...

    +1!

  • StudioESStudioES

    Had a K1m, K3m, K5m, & K5000r. Sold them all, don't regret it.

    K1m - Mud-sounding PCM with no filters. Joystick to mix waveforms was fun for 5 minutes.
    K3m - Interesting on paper (8bit PCM>Analog VCF) but limited modulation, very static-sounding.
    K5m - Early Additive, not enough envelopes for the partials, limited modulation.
    K5000r - Additive, thousands of parameters, replaced with Cameleon5000 softsynth.

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