Kurzweil PC361 Ultimate Performance Controller Keyboard

The Kurzweil PC361 provides 128 voices of mind-boggling sound quality along with a host of influential, easy to use features with a sleek new look on the exterior, and a store of Kurzweil’s latest cutting edge chip technology under its hood. The PC361 keyboard provides a full range of world class orchestral sounds, including Kurzweil’s fresh String Section ROM bank, making it perfect for film-scoring and soundtrack projects.

Kurzweil PC361 Keyboard

Every type of expression, every shade has been captured, with samples of full and divisi sections of violins, violas, cellos, and double bass. The 61-note PC361 is Kurzweil’s ultimate performance controller keyboard, with a huge collection of dazzling sounds combined with all-inclusive real-time controller functions. The PC361′s latest Dynamic V.A.S.T. architecture is an enormous move forward in synthesis with improved processing power, flexibility and ease of use.

Dynamic V.A.S.T. picks up where the K series left off. Containing up to 32 layers per program means that emulations of actual instruments can be extremely detailed and precise, while the synthesized sounds can be extremely great and complex. The PC361 offers a huge sound set of over 850 programs, raising the bar once again for both audio quality and selection. With the finest samples in the industry, and a powerful, responsive synth engine breathing life into them, you’ll feel like you’re playing a real instrument, not just playing samples. Under the hood of the PC361 is just the most powerful synthesis engine ever created by Kurzweil. Read more »

Kurzweil SP3X Stage Piano Overview

Kurzweil’s SP3 line carries the stage piano perception to new heights, with matchless sound quality and clarity. The Kurzweil’s SP3 series is in the same way well suited for use on stage, at home, or in the studio, and is ideal for adoration based music. The SP3 series offers a stylish metronome as well as 60 built-in rhythms which include a broad selection of styles: R&B, Pop, Ballad, Jazz, Country, Latin, Rock, World, etc. The SP3X is perfect for both practicing and scripting your own music. Along with the renowned Kurzweil Grand Piano, the SP3 presents a wide selection of other top notch sounds, including winds, brass, voices, synths, bass, guitar, percussion and ensembles.

Kurzweil SP3X Stage Piano

The SP3 is laden with 128 effect presets which are sufficient to improve any performance. These are taken from Kurzweil’s highly praised K and PC series, with superior sound quality than most stand alone effects processors. With a full hammer-weighted action, the piano sounds feel like playing a piano. And with aftertouch feeling, the SP3 allows more expressive playing for non-piano sounds like winds, strings and synths. The SP3′s pitch and mod wheels sense smooth and quick to respond. Combined with aftertouch and the SP3′s 4 front panel knobs, they present real-time control of sound which is just unprecedented in a stage piano. The SP3X Featuring Kurzweil’s triple-strike Grand Piano, Wurlitzer, Rhodes and FM electric pianos, Brass, Stereo Strings, Guitar, Bass, Drums/Percussion, Take 6 Vocals as well as the world’s best sounding GM sound set. Read more »

The Kurzweil SP2 Stage Piano offers the renowned Kurzweil sound, with all of its feature and improvement, in a digital piano which is both for professional and beginners. The SP2 provides some of our best sounds using the next generation of Kurzweil technology: pianos, strings, EPs, pads, mallets and voices, all available at the press of a button.

Kurzweil SP2 Piano

This digital piano offers “64 note” polyphony which guarantees that notes will continue sounding even under high require performance situations. The Kurzweil SP2 features Kurzweil’s legendary effects processing technology, the same leading-edge technology found in all of Kurzweil’s professional products. The SP2 is equipped with 64 pre-recorded drum grooves, rhythms and adjustable metronome. This digital piano is perfect for both practice and songwriting. Read more »