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geeq
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I'm planning to get a decent keyboard for less than $1000. Can you guys suggest any? Brands? Models? Are Roland and Korg the best keyboards around? Thanks.. =)
Chriss
Jitens Half Brother
yo.. what music are you gonna play? There are so many different kinds of keyboards..
Michael Jones
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Do you need to have sounds with it?
Are you looking for a controller?
Do you have a sound module?
88 keys?
76 keys?
Weighted action hammers?
Give a few specifics of what you'd like to have, and we'd be happy to make some suggestions.
Are you looking for a controller?
Do you have a sound module?
88 keys?
76 keys?
Weighted action hammers?
Give a few specifics of what you'd like to have, and we'd be happy to make some suggestions.
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The Green Hornet
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Avast thar Captain Geeq:
For keyboards, it's a BUYERS market. Vendors have them bulging out of the walls and for your budget, you can get a pretty decent keyboard.
But, as the folks said, you need to be more specific or know what is it you want to do with your new keyboard.
Best advice I can give you is to go to a vendor and put your fingers on some boards. Ask about features. Usually a vendor will have someone there who can illustrate the features of their keyboards.
After that, spend you money and keep the economy growing.
Happy St. Patrick's Day
Green Hornet
For keyboards, it's a BUYERS market. Vendors have them bulging out of the walls and for your budget, you can get a pretty decent keyboard.
But, as the folks said, you need to be more specific or know what is it you want to do with your new keyboard.
Best advice I can give you is to go to a vendor and put your fingers on some boards. Ask about features. Usually a vendor will have someone there who can illustrate the features of their keyboards.
After that, spend you money and keep the economy growing.
Happy St. Patrick's Day
Green Hornet
Chriss
Jitens Half Brother
yup.. go out and try them devils.. try, try, try... that's how i got me my supernova, took me a few months there's plenty of modules and plenty of time if you have some nice synth shops..
there's plenty of modules and plenty of time if you have some nice synth shops..
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geeq
New member
Chriss, Hip-Hop/R&B music.. =)
Trak
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Chriss
Jitens Half Brother
geeq said:
I'd suggest the E-MU Mo'Phatt or the Orbit 3.. these are simply sound modules with great sounds and great filters, designed for RnB and hip hop. Or simply buy a Custom Proteus and fill it with your preferred soundbanks. It can have 128 mb of wave rom at a time.
Trak
New member
Actually the Emu Orbit module is designed for Techno/ Dance music.
Chriss
Jitens Half Brother
erhm..
Orbit 3 is designed for electronica.. and it's got some sounds you could easily use for RnB.. and you can expand it..
The custom proteus isn't a bad idea. It's cheaper than buying a mo'phatt and you can get the same sound banks..
Orbit 3 is designed for electronica.. and it's got some sounds you could easily use for RnB.. and you can expand it..
The custom proteus isn't a bad idea. It's cheaper than buying a mo'phatt and you can get the same sound banks..
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