Well the keyboard has sadly gone as has the Boss recorder.

I part exchanged for this new toy. Roland Juno Gi, it is amazing, the demo starts about 3 minutes in after he has shown you how to plug it in




and this dude is just a show off

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Very nice Ren,you need to post a youtube of yourself some time.

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That is really amazing! You will have a lot of fun with that! You will have to post some of the music you make with it

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Congrats my friend !!!

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Latest addition to my arsenal I wanted something that sounded a bit more 80's electro. This is very tiny and only weighs 5 lbs and sounds amazing. If you like this sort of thing.

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I'm actually looking into getting my own synth equipment. I have, over the past month, been just playing my guitar almost nonstop, and I've created a crap ton of riffs and junk that I really, really, really want to make songs out of. Awesome setup!

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This is what I want to learn to do with keys/synthesis effects.

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Juno Gi has 8 track digital recorder built in with 64 virtual tracks. Loads of drum machines and every boss guitar effect you can think of. Guitar can be recorded into the Gi using built in effects. The actual onboard keyboard guitar sounds are excellent too.
The sort of music you posted is being done by the Russians. Check out Chill out grooves. They are all free to download.

http://music.tunguskagrooves.com/

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I also have some older keyboards tucked away. Had them since mid 80's early 90's. I got them out today and the memory batteries want replacing But that's easy enough.

The old with the new



Casio CZ 3000 still sounds very nice.



Roland D20 I used this more than anything.



Last the Roland W30 workstation. This is still used by many bands today.



I am now also interested in the new Korg Volca system, especially the Volca beats. Google and have a look and listen. These are on pr-order over here and not due while end of September. It will go well with the Microkorg. Not too expensive either.

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Ren you will have to play it on TS sometime

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Latest addition. Korg Electribe EMX1. Music production station arrived this morning. Drum machine, Sequencer and Synthesizer all in one 5 hours of the day gone, just knob twiddling



It sounds exactly like this demo.



How to make beats and loops. Looks easy We'll see

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Looks amazing!

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I got fed up of the Juno, so its gone Traded in for a Virtual analogue synth. The Korg KingKorg. Stupid name but sounds great. Here is one of my favourite youtube demos, that persuaded me to buy. You don't need to know French

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I bought this, I really need a clear out of some stuff
The FA-06 sounds like this even through headphones, it's very nice

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wow!

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