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Hi,
Thanks for any input, I'm hoping something exists that fits what I'm looking for.
I am trying to find something very small that I can noodle around on while I'm at a bus stop or a baseball game. I see all of these guys here in Hawaii playing their small Soprano ukuleles and I get very jealous!
I'm trying to find something like the Korg Microarranger, but even more micro. Either 25 or 37 keys. The built in sounds don't have to be awesome, just enough to get by. And I want to just lay down a track, either by playing each track in or using an arranger where I can just record a chord sequence, then play a melody over it live. I would like to have something with pads on it as well, so I can bang out a rhythm.
Maybe a small midi controller and some modern day version of a Yamaha QY70 sequencer? I used to have a QY100, but it was very heavy because of the guitar and mic effects that it could do. Just some basic rhythms, with the ability to make your own. The interface on the QY is kinda out there, but it's highly tweakable. The old PSR-500 series of keyboard actually has everything I would want as far as software, but they're 61 full-size keys! Maybe I could take one apart and remove the keyboard and attach a midi controller via the midi input? I'm quite the maker!
It would be great to have something in "keytar" format, so it's easy to carry around or sit around and noodle around.
Thanks Again for any input!
Thanks for any input, I'm hoping something exists that fits what I'm looking for.
I am trying to find something very small that I can noodle around on while I'm at a bus stop or a baseball game. I see all of these guys here in Hawaii playing their small Soprano ukuleles and I get very jealous!
I'm trying to find something like the Korg Microarranger, but even more micro. Either 25 or 37 keys. The built in sounds don't have to be awesome, just enough to get by. And I want to just lay down a track, either by playing each track in or using an arranger where I can just record a chord sequence, then play a melody over it live. I would like to have something with pads on it as well, so I can bang out a rhythm.
Maybe a small midi controller and some modern day version of a Yamaha QY70 sequencer? I used to have a QY100, but it was very heavy because of the guitar and mic effects that it could do. Just some basic rhythms, with the ability to make your own. The interface on the QY is kinda out there, but it's highly tweakable. The old PSR-500 series of keyboard actually has everything I would want as far as software, but they're 61 full-size keys! Maybe I could take one apart and remove the keyboard and attach a midi controller via the midi input? I'm quite the maker!
It would be great to have something in "keytar" format, so it's easy to carry around or sit around and noodle around.
Thanks Again for any input!