I don't know about you guys but I have found that it takes some time to find out what your likes and dislikes are regarding different brands of keyboards, whether you prefer Workstations over Stage Pianos or hardware Vs software. After playing keyboards now for about 6 years I have learnt a lot about myself. I really don't get along with technology even after trying to apply myself and persevere with my Korg Nautilus I find it hard work and laborious I have also found out that I don't really like arranger keyboards either but music should be fun, right?
I went down to my local music store about a week ago now and I stumbled upon the Yamaha YC88. Well, this changed my opinion straight away! I loved it! being able to craft my sounds on the fly without delving into countless screens and trying to press small areas of the screen with your nail... well... THIS is what I wanted!
This whole approach has really opened my eyes and I really feel this is the way for me to go.
The YC88 has a great organ, wonderful pianos, and a decent synth section. When I was at the store I also saw a King Korg that just blew my mind... and again I realized the immediacy of being able to turn a knob and craft your sound in real time. So I think that is the way I am going to go... Yamaha YC and a 61-key King Korg on top!
I have always had a keen interest in analog synths but was held back by so much menu diving. I like the King Korg because it gives you many presets too.
I went down to my local music store about a week ago now and I stumbled upon the Yamaha YC88. Well, this changed my opinion straight away! I loved it! being able to craft my sounds on the fly without delving into countless screens and trying to press small areas of the screen with your nail... well... THIS is what I wanted!
This whole approach has really opened my eyes and I really feel this is the way for me to go.
The YC88 has a great organ, wonderful pianos, and a decent synth section. When I was at the store I also saw a King Korg that just blew my mind... and again I realized the immediacy of being able to turn a knob and craft your sound in real time. So I think that is the way I am going to go... Yamaha YC and a 61-key King Korg on top!
I have always had a keen interest in analog synths but was held back by so much menu diving. I like the King Korg because it gives you many presets too.