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anyway the only keyboard i own is a casio sa2.

Doog wrote:

laterallateral wrote:

Reverb + Delay wrote:Yamaha AN1x

Do you have the armsock midi controler?

Inside...joke?

Buttons mapped as keys. Works for me. Not fancy. Can do Flock of Seaguls style leads. 'nuff said.

Don't let the Sun go down on your grievience.

none of these pictures are of my actual stuff but

24HRS2MDNT wrote:MPD24.jpg
Buttons mapped as keys. Works for me. Not fancy. Can do Flock of Seaguls style leads. 'nuff said.

What are you running this with? I'm too much of a tard to work out how to get it to run with reason or FL studio without lots of lag. Sequencers and MIDI make my brain hurt.

Can we put in keyboard we wish we owned?

IroniaSudby wrote:Can we put in keyboard we wish we owned?

Sounds like a different thread to me. Why not start it?

benecol wrote:Tomorrow morning, I'll be tearing the wrapping paper off my brand new Monotron.

...And? Any fun stuff to report yet?

I finally received mine today. I must have watched this video a hundred times while I was waiting.


I must now immediately acquire some sort of looper or something. Running it through some effects earlier this evening was absolutely heavenly.

I also have an Alesis Micron (which I adore) and a Yamaha PSS-130.

Reverb + Delay wrote:
So, I'm supposed to start a new thread instead of adding to an existing one?

just some snobbish n00b hazing ignore it.

Worst photo ever of my Little Phatty. Still paying it off.

Ankhanu wrote:

Mages wrote:I have a Casio VL-1 since I was a little kid:

it's a monophonic analog synth. it has a sequencer and an ADSR mode to program your own tones.

Me too!
More synths need built in calculator functionality!

For such a cheap unit, it's got some really nice features with the ADSR and sequencer in particular... though programming the ADSR could be a bit of a pain. I found a website a bit ago with some ADSR settings and other goodies for the VL-1, but it seems to be gone now :/

I think I may have it saved somewhere. I also have the manual in a PDF. let me look for it.

I have one of those pss130 yamaha kids keyboards. They sound great.

I circuit bent it so now it may sound greater, depending on your tastes.


I also own a: , , I used to own a

I also have one of these: but don't let the size fool you, it is actually smaller than the rest.

and about a zillion toy kids keyboards.

knpknpknp wrote:

ooh, fancy. i'm sure someone else on here owns (or used to own) one of those...

the onboard speakers on those wurlitzers are great too, they sound filthy.

Used to have this but sold it.

WLM HIT


Sounded very close to a Hammond T series, only way more transportable.

Casio AP-24 - The elephant in the living room.


Yamaha PSS-480 Portasound - My first instrument. Age 4 (picture not mine but I did the same thing with the letters on the keys)


Yamaha MO6 - The studio machine. I love this thing.


Yamaha YC-30 Combo Organ. Picked up for way under market value at a yard sale. Weighs a ton but is usually well worth lugging to gigs.


Korg Microkorg - Like a korg, only much smaller. With all the other keyboards I have this still gets great sounds I can't imitate. Not as gimicky as I first thought.


Software Tookworks Miracle Piano Teaching System Keyboard - I just picked this up for $25 from goodwill. Came with a pretty awesome white keyboard stand. If I had the right cable, I could hook this up to my Nintendo/Genesis/Super Nintendo and learn how to actually play piano.


Schylling mini piano - $10 find at a toy store. It's slightly out of key (I bought one for my baby nephew that is pitch correct though, wtf). I used it on my 90's compilation submission this year.


Crappy electric reed organ I bought on ebay. I thought it could be an electric replacement for my melodica, boy was I wrong. The fan is louder than the organ and the upper keys take seconds for the fan to blow the reeds. I think I may try to modify this someday with a quieter and more powerful fan.

It looks like my image linking didn't work.

The images that didn't appear were a toy piano (the fancy grand piano shaped one) and a Yamaha CP70 portable grand piano.

I went on a piano kick a while back, obviously.

they worked for me (hence my quoting them).

Novation K-Station - great synth if you're into tweaking (& can get past the horrible presets!

Yamaha P-85, which is my girlfriend's, but all of our music stuff occupies the same space in our flat, so I've found myself using it a lot when I need straightforward piano sounds