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Message: [QUOTE="kanthos, post: 4963, member: 726"] I'd suggest using software anyway. By all means, get a good keyboard to play and set it up so that the MIDI you generate on the keyboard gets recorded in your software and sent back out to the keyboard to generate the audio (which will be nicer on older computers than running a bunch of virtual instruments), but sequencers on a keyboard just don't compare to software. There's only so much you can do on a keyboard in that regard. You're limited because of things like the small display and the inability to use much more than buttons, sliders, and a touch screen. I'm a Cubase fan, but there are plenty of good choices out there. Audacity is free but not really good for working with MIDI; it's really more of an audio editor, not a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation). [/QUOTE]