Kawai GMega Genaral Midi Synthesizer Module SN 497574

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"Kawai GMEGA Genaral Midi synthesizer module 32 voice. Condition is good used only in home studio rack. Some scratches from rack and one crack in plastic bottom around a screw. Full functioning and comes with original manual and generic power supply.

128 single sounds
7 Drum Kits
128 Percussion Sounds
2 ROM banks
1 RAM bank

Don't let the small size fool you! This thing has a lot of great 90 s area sounds and is a great addition for your home studio if you still like hardware!!!! It also is classified as a General MIDI instrument. Google that !!!"

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Kawai GMega Synthesizer Module

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Kawai K11 Synthesizer Factory Demo Song

Published on Jul 19, 2015 Sound Programming

"Demo song from the Kawai K11 synthesizer recorded direct with no additional effects.

The K11 is a synthesizer with a sound set based on the General MIDI instrument list. It is the keyboard version of the Kawai GMega module and is most similar to the Kawai K4, but updated for the General MIDI standard finalized in 1991."

KAWAI GMega MIDI Expander Synthesizer Demo, Review, sound programming

Published on Oct 26, 2018 Floyd Steinberg

"Table of contents below! The KAWAI GMega is a Roland SoundCanvas Clone released in 1992. This is a tabletop General MIDI sound module with sound editing possibilities. In this video, I'm playing all the GM sounds (I'm sorry) and also dive into the menus to program a sound. I tried my best to make an impressive intro song with this for this video, using only the GM sounds.

At this time, this is the only detailed GMega video on Youtube ;-)

Table of contents:
0:00 Intro/Demo
2:13 Bla bla
2:58 Playing some sounds: pianos and keyboards and organs
6:36 Guitars
7:01 Basses
7:57 Strings
9:30 Choir
9:42 Brass & woodwind
10:14 Pads
11:32 Drum sets
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12:38 Sound programming: basic setup
14:59 Filter setup
18:30 Envelope setup
19:54 Result & conclusion

If you want to listen to the intro music again, you can also find it here: https://soundcloud.com/floyd_steinber..."

KAWAI GMega synthesizer module playing Doom II music (Into Sandys City)

video by pc-sound-legacy