KurzKeySite is online. It gathers what I have posted in the Kurzweil Facebook groups over the years — tools, overviews and guides for these wonderful instruments — in one place that is easy to search and does not scroll away. More will be added step by step. Have fun!
KurzKeySite is online. It gathers what I have posted in the Kurzweil Facebook groups over the years — tools, overviews and guides for these wonderful instruments — in one place that is easy to search and does not scroll away. More will be added step by step. Have fun!
A few selected highlights now available on all current Kurzweil keyboards with the latest OS updates. Great work, Kurzweil R&D — thank you very much for the awesome new features!
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Compile your setlists comfortably with the QA-Bank Editor and import the generated file into your Kurzweil keyboard. Also displays programs including categories and multis of your keyboard.
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Look up the Program ID a sound carries on every other Kurzweil model — the sheet that makes migrating from one keyboard to another straightforward.
This overview lists the built-in FX presets and algorithms on Kurzweil instruments — ready-made effects like reverbs, delays, choruses and distortions, each with a short (non-binding) description of what it does.
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What the object types inside a Kurzweil instrument are and how they depend on each other — programs, multis, keymaps, samples, FX chains and the rest. The guide explains them; the map shows the whole web at a glance.
Which factory samples are available on which Kurzweil Pro keyboard. Shows at a glance what the K20xx, K2700, PC4, Forte, PC3 and SP families share and where they differ — including velocity layers and sample memory.
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KurzKeySite is a private, non-commercial site. Over many years I have built up a lot of know-how about the great Kurzweil keyboards and written a number of tools for my own work with them. I am happy to pass all of that on here — everything on this site is free to use, with no ads and no tracking.
Jürgen Holderried
Bavaria, Germany
A private, non-commercial hobby project. Nothing is sold here, no advertising is carried, and no service is offered for payment.
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The contents are compiled with care, but no guarantee is given for their accuracy or completeness. Everything here is offered as-is, for use at your own risk — always keep a backup of your instrument before loading files into it. Links to external sites lead to content outside my control; responsibility for it rests with the respective operator.
The material created by me on this site may be used freely for private, non-commercial purposes. Screenshots of Kurzweil instruments and their displays remain the property of the respective rights holder and are shown here to describe compatibility and operation.