To read Kurzweil multi-floppy files in Awave Studio:
Rename the file parts into .KR1 for the first floppy, .KR2 for the second et c.
Place all the parts (.KR1, .KR2, et c.) in the same folder on your hard disk.
Then open the .KR1 file to read them all.
To write Kurzweil multi-floppy files with Awave Studio:
If you want to transfer a file bigger than 1.44MB on floppy disks, then you need to save it as .KR1.
This will produce additional files as needed (.KR2, .KR3, et c).
Move them one by one to individual floppy disks, and rename each of them to .KRZ.
Note that if you want to transfer a file to the Kurzweil on a 'big' medium (e.g. a ZIP drive) then you should use the normal .KRZ file.
Not only the K2000, but also the K2500 and the K2600 can read .KRZ files even though they normally use the extensions .K25 and .K26.
To read Native Kurzweil CD-ROMs in Awave Studio:
Use I/O → Read from Sampler CD.
The 'Native' Kurzweil CD-ROMs are formatted in a way that Windows doesn't understand and has been used since the first K2000 model.
Later models can also read standard ISO-9660 formatted CDs - for which you do not need to use this special command (just open them like any other file).
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