Do Keyboards Make Pro. Beats????

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I was just wondering if a Proper Keyboard makes Professional like beats, Like the beats Mr. Sol be making. Or is there other equipment i need, I don't know how to use it, i know, BUT i might be able to find someone later, or maybe i can learn, i know i won't learn BY the snap of my fingers. But just wondering if a Good keyboard will do that.
 
Hot, listen to these I put together using only my keyboard, one sampler and one sound module:




I am a trained drummer and took up piano at 7 years of age but drums at 5 years of age and when all this technology shit came along, I thought how am I going to play all those new dance beats with one kit, so I had to relearn the drums on keyboard. Try it, you'll be surprised at how quick you'll pick it up.
Good luck pal.
 
hottsauce_21 said:
I was just wondering if a Proper Keyboard makes Professional like beats, Like the beats Mr. Sol be making. Or is there other equipment i need, I don't know how to use it, i know, BUT i might be able to find someone later, or maybe i can learn, i know i won't learn BY the snap of my fingers. But just wondering if a Good keyboard will do that.
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Yes, proper keyboards make professional beats. It is obvious that this is the case as you might want to buy one and let a proper keyboard-guy professionally program the beats that a drummer-guy would do if he only had a drum.
 
Sol doesn't use a lot of equipment... I think he uses a KORG KARMA and a older version ACID to prgramming. I don't know if he's upgraded or added anything to his setup but he was doing damn good with what he had.
 
Re: Re: Do Keyboards Make Pro. Beats????

Don't feed the troll.
 
THIS GUY!!!!!

UHHHHHH...... This question wasn't for u REG, it's for those who care for music.
 
Well you don't need a whole keyboard just to make beats..

You might want to look at a drum machine.. Like the Dr 202.. It's got the full set of roland greats 808 909 ect.. Plus they come with a small sequencer for doing beats. You may also want to look at a Korg EM1. If programmed right you can get some good hip hop/ r&b grooves going. Not to mention the effects are easy to use and the sound is very clear. I own one and don't rely on anything else for drums..
 
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