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i KNOW some of ya'll play KEYBOARD / PIANO

greygoose

greygoose

'that's what she said'
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is there anything within this price range i can buy?

http://www.jr.com/JRProductPage.process?Product=4047946
http://www.samash.com/catalog/showi...=Department&GroupCode=&categorysubsearch=true

i need to get that done like today or tomorrow. ($99 price range)

i KNOW there are cats out here that have something similar or have some basic keyboard knowledge. brands like yamaha, casio, m-audio which one sounds "real" and which one can i record to the pc?

drop some quick knowledge.
hook me up


man i wish i had some music or pics or something but you know i drop what i can, when i can. thanks.
 
damn....only pics i got on the barrel are some wgol material....probably wont fly here.....
 
What you need is a softsynth. Nothing in that price range is going to be good for anything other than being a controller. Head over to the Producer's lounge. We've posted damn near everything out over there.
you need to buy a MIDI compatible keyboard and a MIDI interface for your computer. Pick out a softsynth and ask in the lounge or do a search for it to see if its already posted.
I'd suggest Reason but its a big ass download. There's hella stuff already posted, though. You just need a controller. there's no professional synth for $100 anywhere other than the back of someone's truck.

Pay a crackhead to steal you one. :lol:
 
I got the Yam-200 at Walmart for 99 dollars on sale. Sounds good for the price and my talent level. (not good) Also has headphone jack which I (and everybody within hearing distance of me) love. The stand will be extra, doesnt come with the 200. Nice imitation hammond like organ sounds too. After 1 year still looks new and no probs, keys still springy and no sign of key wear.
 
I still fuck with this joint right here cuz
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Mo Pizorn said:
What you need is a softsynth. Nothing in that price range is going to be good for anything other than being a controller. Head over to the Producer's lounge. We've posted damn near everything out over there.
you need to buy a MIDI compatible keyboard and a MIDI interface for your computer. Pick out a softsynth and ask in the lounge or do a search for it to see if its already posted.
I'd suggest Reason but its a big ass download. There's hella stuff already posted, though. You just need a controller. there's no professional synth for $100 anywhere other than the back of someone's truck.

Pay a crackhead to steal you one. :lol:
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yo thanks for the feedback. but i dont need anything to try and do any producing on. and i dont want to like do any heavy recording. i just need something real simple i need to learn a thing or two on it then im probably gonna give it to my niece once summer ends. basically (and most importantly) to learn on it and then if i wanted to record someone's progress just to record the simplest of things onto the computer.

as far as software for the pc im not worried about that. i know i can get my hands on just about anything software related :lol:

i just need the keyboard that can do ^^^^ that simple stuff
 
airedaler said:
I got the Yam-200 at Walmart for 99 dollars on sale. Sounds good for the price and my talent level. (not good) Also has headphone jack which I (and everybody within hearing distance of me) love. The stand will be extra, doesnt come with the 200. Nice imitation hammond like organ sounds too. After 1 year still looks new and no probs, keys still springy and no sign of key wear.
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aight fam thanks i'll look into it. that might be what i need something simple. can you hook it up to your pc?





im still laughing at pay a crackhead :lol:
 
i've played piano for 10 years now..and i remember those days of searching


depends on what your trying to do...if your starting out playing piano..and want something to simple upgrade to later...go with a casio or yamaha

basic structures with keys and learning how to play..but for other methods as concerts and music abilities...not a good choice..

but..i would recommend a korg x5d ...im a korg guy..all i ever own is korg...

its simple..basic..and even has a midi connection....a good deal you can find around 300 or less range...easy upgrade as well...
 
Been playing piano/keyboard about 10 years - you would be better off with a full size keyboard fam
look for 61 keys ,MIDI compatible ,touch sensitive(very important)

try Casio or Yamaha
 

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