Hopefully here is a screenshot of the K4 Multi editor showing all that needs to be set up. Drat, it's not worked. K4 must be set to send some patch on some channel. KAWAI K4 + Q80. By blueknob » Tue Oct 10, 2017 7:47 am. Mar 26, 2018 - Kawai K4 Editor and Librarian for Midi Quest iPad Developed specifically for the Kawai K4, Sound Quest's Midi Quest multi-instrument.

The contained links to several sound bank files in SYSEX format. So far so good. Chromatia tuner seriali. Now it gets tricky. There are a lot of software tools out there to transfer SYSEX data to synthesizer via MIDI.

But there is a high probability that using standard software (with standard parameters) will fail to succesfully send SYSEX-data to the KAWAI K1 synth. The reason for this may be a little surprising: Equipment from the late 80ies/early 90ies ist just too slow for todays MIDI interfaces. Yeah, I know – the Baud rate for MIDI data is still the same as it was when MIDI was invented.

But the actual rate at which MIDI bytes are sent by todays computers often exceeds the buffering capabilities of old gear. This makes it necessary to use small buffer sizes and to introduce pauses between the transmission of each buffer. Several MIDI tools support such segmented transfer of SYSEX data.

Is a tool that does this fairly well and it is free for non-professional users. Configuring MIDI-OX for the Kawai K1 In the “ View” menu click on “ SysEx”.The program now shows the “ SysEx View ”-window with its own menu. Under “ Sysex” click on “ Configure”. Under “ Low Level Output Buffer” set Size to 4 Bytes and Num to 2. Set “ Delay Between Buffers:” to 10 Milliseconds. Activate “ Delay After F7” and set this delay to 600 Milliseconds.

This stops transmission after two buffers of 4 bytes for 10 milliseconds and introduces an additional delay of 600 milliseconds whenever a “hF7”-byte signifying the end of a SYSEX data block is transmitted. Now you can transfer the previously downloaded sysex files using the “ File” menu entry of the “ SysEx View ” – window by clicking “ Send SysEx File“.

This is a fairly conservative configuration that should work with almost all old MIDI gear. Once you manage to successfully transfer a MIDI SYSEX file to your K1 you can speed up transmission by tweaking these values, e.g. Increasing to buffer size to 8 or 16 bytes or by reducing the “F7-Delay”.

I think the main disadvantage is that those things came out about 10 years ago, and it's going to sound very dated. If you can get a good deal on it, and aren't too concerned about it sounding 'modern,' then it might not be a bad choice. But I think the late 80's/early 90's was a very bad time for synths. Sample playback was the big thing, but none of the keyboards really had the memory to have decent samples, so consequently, that keyboard (and those of the time) tend to thin and sort of cheesy sounding. On the other hand, if you already have a bunch of newer or vintage synths, it could fit into a mix nicely. Jonathan #1045896 - 03/29/01 12:28 PM Re: Your opinions about Kawai K4?

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Gold Member Registered: 05/30/00 Posts: 777 Loc: Amherst, NY, USA. It's been a long time since I've played around with a Kawai, but the JV's would be a way better choice. I personally think they sound a lot better (if my memory serves me correctly about the Kawai), and they are expandable with Rolands line of sound boards.

American Musical Supply has the 2080 on sale for $899. I guess if you're considering something in that price range, you'd also probably want to look at the E-MU Proteus 2000, which can be had for about $750, and it sounds really nice. As far as using rhe Kawai for pads, strings, and choir sounds, I suppose as long as you're not looking for realistic strings and choirs, it could be okay. Unless it was a _really_ good deal on it, I'd probably pass it up. There are so many newer keyboards and modules out there that could be had for cheap that in my view sound a hell of a lot better. But, like I said before, it could be a unique compliment to your other equipment. #1045899 - 03/29/01 05:51 PM Re: Your opinions about Kawai K4?