New electro-mechanicals for the Kronos on the horizon

burningbusch · Post by **burningbusch** » Wed Feb 18, 2015 11:09 pm

I've finished up several more Rhodes, a 200a Wurly and Pianet T for the Kronos. I'm looking for a few people, maybe ten at most, who have a strong interest in Rhodes/Wurlies and would like to take these for a beta spin. Ultimately these will likely be available at very low cost.

In addition to the Mark I (1970), Mark V (1984) and Clavinet D6 that I previously released, I now have:

Mark I (1975)
Mark II (1980)
Mark II (1984)
Wurly 200a
Pianet T

Please PM me if you're interested. If I don't get back to you it's because I've reached my max number.

You can hear examples on SoundCloud

https://soundcloud.com/purgatory-creek

Busch.

musicman2011 · Post by **musicman2011** » Wed Feb 18, 2015 11:17 pm

pm sent hopefully under the wire

andrewt · Post by **andrewt** » Fri Feb 20, 2015 8:49 pm

I wouldn't be any good as a beta tester since I've never played the real thing, but I'm definitely interested in the end product. You do great work.

jimknopf · Post by **jimknopf** » Fri Feb 20, 2015 10:35 pm

Busch's libraries are top quality libraries from a music loving perfectionist.

BSV73 · Post by **BSV73** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 2:25 am

PM sent.

burningbusch · Post by **burningbusch** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 3:34 am

Thanks a bunch guys. I've kind of max out (and then some) my beta numbers. Thanks to all.

My goal is to provide Kronos owners with the most detailed, most extensive electro-mechanical sample libraries in hardware. That, in addition to what's onboard the Kronos and the other libraries available from 3rd parties, should make the Kronos the top choice for people needing great electro-mechanicals.

BTW, I just brought this beautiful Yamaha CP70b into my studio and am sampling it this week.

Busch.

DaveBoulden · Post by **DaveBoulden** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 3:42 am

burningbusch wrote:BTW, I just brought this beautiful Yamaha CP70b into my studio and am sampling it this week.

Now that I am seriously excited about! I absolutely love the sound of the CP70 and CP80!

jerrythek · Post by **jerrythek** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 8:52 am

I always appreciate your work, and have many of your sounds in my auto load. Thanks for all you do!

Jerry

DanielD71 · Post by **DanielD71** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 1:14 pm

It is because of the community, the third library, etc. that I choose to get the new Kronos 2 88 keys....

Can't wait to have it

Regards

Dan

BillW · Post by **BillW** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 1:20 pm

burningbusch wrote:Thanks a bunch guys. I've kind of max out (and then some) my beta numbers. Thanks to all.

My goal is to provide Kronos owners with the most detailed, most extensive electro-mechanical sample libraries in hardware. That, in addition to what's onboard the Kronos and the other libraries available from 3rd parties, should make the Kronos the top choice for people needing great electro-mechanicals.

BTW, I just brought this beautiful Yamaha CP70b into my studio and am sampling it this week.

Busch.

Wow....just wow!!! I am really looking forward to that!

timbukktwo · Post by **timbukktwo** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 3:13 pm

burningbusch- side note to this (sorry to sidetrack); on that soundcloud page, with the famous synth sounds #1 & 2, were all of those sounds re-created on the Kronos? 99.99% of those are spot on! Wow! Absolutely wow!

benny ray · Post by **benny ray** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 3:45 pm

I used to have a Yamaha CP70. I loved it, very durable and I paid $3,000 for mine back in 1980. I was looking at some old band photos. I was playing a Yamaha CPC70, Hammond M3 organ 147 leslie, Mini-Moog, Oberheim OB8.Those were the days I ended up selling the Yamaha CP70 for $700 to a church. I miss all my vintage gear. I just download the Mark V Rhodes sounds and they are very good and Thanks, Busch you are an excellent programmer and very talented.

levioter · Post by **levioter** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 6:55 pm

Thanks again Busch for your amazing work !
You are really one of the great contributors here in this forum !
Thanks !

Cheers

phattbuzz · Post by **phattbuzz** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 9:25 pm

benny ray wrote:I used to have a Yamaha CP70. I loved it, very durable and I paid $3,000 for mine back in 1980. I was looking at some old band photos. I was playing a Yamaha CPC70, Hammond M3 organ 147 leslie, Mini-Moog, Oberheim OB8.Those were the days I ended up selling the Yamaha CP70 for $700 to a church. I miss all my vintage gear. I just download the Mark V Rhodes sounds and they are very good and Thanks, Busch you are an excellent programmer and very talented.

Ah, back in the days when you had to have a back to play keyboards.

I'm psyched to be performing with various Hammonds, CP70, Rhodes, Wurlies, Pianets, Clavinets, Live Acoustic Pianos, Mellotrons, String Ensembles, Farfisa, Vox, and tons of synthesizers all on stage at the same time...
and not break my back or the backs of roadies. Thanks Korg! (and Busch too of course)!

JONLIBRA · Post by **JONLIBRA** » Sat Feb 21, 2015 11:58 pm

Thanks a bunch guys. I've kind of max out (and then some) my beta numbers. Thanks to all.

My goal is to provide Kronos owners with the most detailed, most extensive electro-mechanical sample libraries in hardware. That, in addition to what's onboard the Kronos and the other libraries available from 3rd parties, should make the Kronos the top choice for people needing great electro-mechanicals.

BTW, I just brought this beautiful Yamaha CP70b into my studio and am sampling it this week.

Busch.

Great news!!! I'll be waiting...

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