Perfect classic setup, Simon. Good for maybe 30 different music styles. Ever thought of getting a big sequencer for everything? and giving me that lovely Prophtet 600 for free?
It's a little janky though and a real bitch to setup, you are better off with just a standard double layer keyboard stand and some pieces of wood Like I have on the top layer. Haven't really thought about using a sequencer for midi stuff, I would like to get a standalone arpeggiator though. Actually I'm trying to design one using arduino but I don't know how to program...
timfromtexas wrote:the dood platapie is a jerk posting up that immaculate setup with all that dope gear... is that another sp1200 faceplate hanging on your wall?
I don't know, I can't see a single synthesizer there, so it can't be that dope
I had to go and scoop this guy the other day, and it was all your fault!
Ill Green wrote:Yo Helloitabot, I want that little organ!!!
Looking all pretty with a coat of dust and all.
That little organ was the first keyboard I bought myself. $10. The whole thing plays flat though and there is no way to tune it...
I think thats the organ they use in schools to teach you how to play, we had something similar in high school but came on a stand and the keys to the left side had four rows of rounded keys. I never played what the teacher wanted, I always winded up playing some Vincent Price theme.
I never climbed the ladder in front of me to see where it did not lead. Only when I had never reached the top would I not have seen if the climb was not worth it.