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> Where To Start?, keyboard?
deffe
post Thu 5 Apr 2007, 17:32
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hi everybody

i was looking for keyboard and found this site. i hope u can helpme....
i new to everything (played piano for 2 years 15 years ago).
i have a new macbook pro biggrin.gif

1) i`ve found an alesis micron i think looks (and sounds) nice. and not to expensive.
would that be a good keyboard to start with?

2) software?

3)how do i learn to use it the easy way?
books dvds software?

4)stuff i forgot to ask?

thanks for youre time
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apachateca
post Thu 5 Apr 2007, 23:35
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the micron is great- looks good, good sounds, pretty powerful, and easy to use. highly recommend it!
software- garageband is good, i use logic, live is good... macs come with garageband so you're halfway there already...there are lots of tutorials out there- just gotta look around for production tips and tricks and such...abelton live is a free demo download, fully working cept for saving...if you can program try max/msp or supercollider, too advanced for me tho ;}
good luck and have fun!

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lepetitmartien
post Fri 6 Apr 2007, 00:12
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The Micron is with its big brother one of the best Virtual Analogue around. So it's a great synth if you want to dive into programing. Deep enough, good sounding and not too overcomplex to learn synthesis.

Plus, it's dirt cheap now smile.gif

Now I'd really urge you to try the keyboard as much as you can as it's rather standard synth keyboard, so not the weighted piano keyboard you may like better even with only 2 years of piano long ago. It really depends on how you feel about it.


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post Fri 6 Apr 2007, 23:33
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i got the alessi now biggrin.gif

thanks for the replys
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