Just let you know I have put up a few KN7000 mp3's at www.kn7000.net

Thanks Ken.
MP3'S are a nice way for members who do not own a 7000 to get a good idea of the great sounds of this fine keyboard. And your MP3'S do that job nicely. Well done

Larry Hawk

Ken: Thanks for posting up some very nice renditions on your KN-7000. Most of us non 7000 owners have had precious little oportunity to listen to what the new keyboard really sounds like. I liked the streight playing, without sequencing, etc, this gives us a true picture of what a KN-7000 board would sound like if say, I was playing it. I don't mean I could match your skill, but the sounds tell me a great deal.
Thanks again for your effort. (nice site) ARJ

My friends: Thanks for your fine feedback

Hi Kenneth;

Just finished listening to your Tico,Tico.
Great job.

Great Idea with your mp3's.

How about sending in some of your songs to Bill Forrest so we 7000 players can learn a little from your settings and styles and also enjoy your music through our 7000.

Love your site.
Alex

Hi Alex,

I will try to get in contact with Bill Forrest. Maybe we can work something out. But I will also try to upload my songs as kn7000 files, so you can load direct into your kn7000.

Hi Kenneth;

Another great Idea.

Will be checking out your site from time to tme.

Many thanks,
Alex

Kenneth, We'll all be looking forward for the KN7000 versions. When we hear something that we like, we can learn from the KN7000 files.
Walt

Hi Kenneth,
Pardon my iggerance but how do you get your kn7000 songs loaded in your pc in mp3 format?

Ogre

I use a cable (jack to jack) from the KN7000 into my PC. Then record in a musicprogram (like Cool Edit, etc.) and save as mp3. I have tried with the USB cable from KN7000 to PC, but I felt that the volume was to low. I was not able to turn the volume up.