I am an organist in an oldies band. I play a Hammond XK3c proline system using either a Motion Sound Pro-145 or a Leslie 3300 system. I have owned Hammond B3 with 122,145 speakers, Roland VK-7 and Vk-77 organs as well as an Alesis QSR 6.1 (my first keyboard which I never did figure out how to run)No one gives keyboard programming instructions.
What I want to do is buy another keyboard,arranger or workstation,sampler...... to sit on top of my Hammond rig so I can hit a button and get some brass horns and a few other sounds going along with my organs sounds. We do oldies rock 60's,70's so I need some horns. Don't want to add band members just the sounds. What do I need to do this? How much programming?
As a side note my wife and I like to go camping in our trailer. I was thinking of buying a keyboard to do all the above plus portable enough to toss into the camper plug in some good headphones and rock away.
Whatever I buy it has to be "pro quality" not a kids casio or yamaha toy keyboard. I was thinking about 61 or 76 keys should be enough. I don't play piano so I don't need an 88 note board.
What I want to do is buy another keyboard,arranger or workstation,sampler...... to sit on top of my Hammond rig so I can hit a button and get some brass horns and a few other sounds going along with my organs sounds. We do oldies rock 60's,70's so I need some horns. Don't want to add band members just the sounds. What do I need to do this? How much programming?
As a side note my wife and I like to go camping in our trailer. I was thinking of buying a keyboard to do all the above plus portable enough to toss into the camper plug in some good headphones and rock away.
Whatever I buy it has to be "pro quality" not a kids casio or yamaha toy keyboard. I was thinking about 61 or 76 keys should be enough. I don't play piano so I don't need an 88 note board.