Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video I demonstrate how to program the iconic lead sound from Pink Floyd's song Welcome To The Machine on the Kurzweil K2700.
While I'm no expert when it comes to Kurzweil's V.A.S.T. engine, I hope this video illustrates the amazing power of this synthesis method and the incredible sound of the Kurzweil K2700.
If you own a Kurzweil K2700, PC4, Forte, or other V.A.S.T. based Kurzweil synth, I urge you to dig into it's capabilities. Don't be intimidated by the complexity. They are amazing instruments with incredible potential that make sense once you understand the basics.
In a future video, I will show how I program MULTIs in order to cover multiple keyboard parts at the same time in my Pink Floyd tribute band, Echoes of Pink Floyd (www.echoesofpinkfloyd.com).
In this video I demonstrate how to program the iconic lead sound from Pink Floyd's song Welcome To The Machine on the Kurzweil K2700.
While I'm no expert when it comes to Kurzweil's V.A.S.T. engine, I hope this video illustrates the amazing power of this synthesis method and the incredible sound of the Kurzweil K2700.
If you own a Kurzweil K2700, PC4, Forte, or other V.A.S.T. based Kurzweil synth, I urge you to dig into it's capabilities. Don't be intimidated by the complexity. They are amazing instruments with incredible potential that make sense once you understand the basics.
In a future video, I will show how I program MULTIs in order to cover multiple keyboard parts at the same time in my Pink Floyd tribute band, Echoes of Pink Floyd (www.echoesofpinkfloyd.com).
