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Turn off the physical switch on the back of the synthesizer.

Here are some tips and tricks to help you get the most out of your Kawai K3 patches: kawai k3 patches

| Parameter | Description | |-----------|-------------| | (1–6 partials) | Level & decay per harmonic (1=fundamental, 6=6th harmonic). Fixed harmonics (no detuning). | | VCF (analog low-pass, 24 dB/oct) | Cutoff, resonance, envelope amount, keyboard tracking. | | VCF Envelope | ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, Release). | | VCA Envelope | Separate ADSR. | | LFO | Rate, delay, destinations: pitch (vibrato) or filter cutoff. | | Portamento | On/off, rate. | | Key Mode | Poly, Mono, Unison. | | Bend Range | ±1 to ±12 semitones. | Turn off the physical switch on the back of the synthesizer

Why? Because the K3 is a bizarre, beautiful hybrid. It combined with digital additive oscillators . This means it has the gritty, warm, unstable filter of an analog polysynth (a Curtis CEM3372 filter, to be exact) driven by 128 digital harmonic partials per voice. | | VCF (analog low-pass, 24 dB/oct) |

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Introduce DCO2 at a low volume. Detune it slightly (fine tune +3 or -3) for chorus-like thickness. Try layering a bell wave (#10) with a pad wave (#21).

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