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Does anyone have experience with chord sequencer keyboards?
My Korg is showing signs of age and I see there is some neat stuff on the market.

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See if you can get Dr. Dan, Gary Curran, or Rharv to comment.


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I watched the demo you posted - wow that is fantastic cry - If it was 1985! crazy


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I'm generally a Roland guy
Far as I know the Roland GO:KEYS 3 is their version now, and is extremely affordable.

I haven't played with it much.
My Juno-G kinda has the chord feature but is discontinued and not recommended unless the screen replacement has already been done (factory installed screens failed after a number of years but were replaced under warranty with a better one if done within a certain time frame)


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Made it thru half of Rharv's demo. In the opening comments the claim is "...it is so cheap if you don't like it send it back and we will give you something else".. REALLY.

Now I assume both Rharv and Bass Thumber are not punkin me, so this must just be something I don't understand. Maybe its the live playing - I don't do that. I compose and arrange so chord sequences and sound are critical to me. I need a workstation to create, not a portable keyboard with midi sounds (which by the way - do those really sound good to you? So I don't really have any more to say on this topic other than at $385 this may acutally be cheap enough for you to try it out. grin


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By the way, for what its worth, here is how I work up chord sequences for my music. and by the way, the SL88i can be found for under $500.
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Dan, I kinda agree with you which is why I started with
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I'm generally a Roland guy
Far as I know the Roland GO:KEYS 3 is their version now, and is extremely affordable.
I haven't played with it much.

I don't have that need much anymore, with computers able to handle it, but that wasn't the question as I understand it.
Like I also said, I have no experience with the product because I have no need.
You and I can play keys.
BassThumper plays bass .. so, ya know, just trying be to be helpful

/thanks for changing your avatar, the previous one felt weird

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Originally Posted by DrDan
I watched the demo you posted - wow that is fantastic cry - If it was 1985! crazy
Dan, I don't understand the reference to 1985. Are you saying that this keyboard is 1985 technology?
I also can't interpret the facial expressions you included.

PS> You're looking quite young and dapper, by chance are you taking a new multi-vitamin these days? smile


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Originally Posted by rharv
I'm generally a Roland guy
Far as I know the Roland GO:KEYS 3 is their version now, and is extremely affordable.
Yes, the price point for this instrument is quite affordable. As a two finger piano player I'm mainly interested in the chord sequencer feature where I can add a melody on top.
And thanks for sharing the video, kind of makes me want to take piano lessons . . . on 2nd thought, I'm having too much fun on my bass these days smile

I'm also somewhat of a Roland guy. I'm happy with their SPD drum pad which is a ton of fun to jam to my favorite songs, it's also a good tool to improve/maintain my sense of rhythm which pays dividends on my bass . . . . all good stuff!


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Ha, back in the day we beat the crap out of a TR626
My Juno-DS has a drum pad on it, which is still kinda fun sometimes.

I would note that Dan's image shows that the audio has been muted to avoid a loopback issue.
Sometimes tech does more to complicate things than it solves when you just want to play.

As for being a 2 finger keyboard player; that's the beauty of this keyboard.
Record on a loop and play one finger at a time if you have to.

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Looks like I have a bit or explainin to do.

First - the Avatar - I tried for days to change it, but it just would not. Apparently, Chrome does not work with this feature on this website. Prompted by the comments here I opened EDGE and --- Ya, that's the new me. The prior Avitar was a sculpture entitle "Grief". Today is my 50th Wedding Anniversary, October 11, 1975. With that, combined with the 1-year anniversary of my wife's passing, made me feel it was time to move forward. I will likely try some more updated photos in the near future.

BT - Regarding the Roland, I am sure my initial dispersions were due to the fact that I don't play keys LIVE. Which is way this product looked so odd to me at first. But I do maintain that the controlling interface and the sound I was hearing in the demo is old tech indeed. Maybe not '85, but certainly prior to 2000. Certainly, if you want to play live - I would hope there is better sounds available today. And I use the faces available in the forum pretty much totally random and arbitrary - so no deep meaning. crazy

Rharv, you are absolutely correct regarding "...tech making things complicated". Scaler 3 is a perfect example. The company has struggled with this newest release. But this for me is the price I am willing to pay to get the features and sound quality I am looking for. I am afraid if you took away the modern day computer my music would cease to be. I would go totally silent except for what would sound like moaning and groaning coming from my voice. grin


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Originally Posted by DrDan
By the way, for what its worth, here is how I work up chord sequences for my music. and by the way, the SL88i can be found for under $500.
Thanks for the info. If I'm not mistaken, the SL88i appears to be a MIDI controller?
If so, I'm not interested in MIDI at this point on my journey. I require a portable, self-contained keyboard that can jam with others; a replacement for my Korg Krome. And now that I see keyboards available with onboard chord sequencing, that is a must-have.


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Yeah, a controller more expensive than what you are actually looking for just seems like a dumb point to make.
Every keyboard can be a controller if it has MIDI. Especially if keyboard is not your main thing.
Even that 'Go'
I was surprised to see how cheap it was.
$359 for something that does what I literally spent thousands for years ago seems inviting.
And complaining about the sound of it on a YouTube video for a $359 keyboard .. priceless.
I'm actually thinking it might be a Christmas list item.
Last year I got a golf membership, I'd prefer another keyboard.
I played golf about 6 times this year, it was a waste of a lot of money.

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Originally Posted by rharv
Yeah, a controller more expensive than what you are actually looking for just seems like a dumb point to make.

And complaining about the sound of it on a YouTube video for a $359 keyboard .. priceless.

Hey Rharv, play nice or I woun't play. I have enough grief in my life.


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Originally Posted by DrDan
Now I assume both Rharv and Bass Thumber are not punkin me, so this must just be something I don't understand. Maybe its the live playing - I don't do that. I compose and arrange so chord sequences and sound are critical to me. I need a workstation to create, not a portable keyboard with midi sounds (which by the way - do those really sound good to you? So I don't really have any more to say on this topic other than at $385 this may acutally be cheap enough for you to try it out. grin
No "punkin" here, assuming I know what that means:)
As for live playing, yeah, that's what I do mainly these days, sometimes with friends and mostly just in my studio for fun and recording. For me the thrill of music is jamming along to my favorite songs/playlists or Pandora. Fingers on strings (bass), fingers on keys (keyboard) and hands on sticks (drum pad). I've never tried mouth on trumpet or sax but I'm sure that's fun as well.

I'm somewhere in Quadrant 1.

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Originally Posted by DrDan
Originally Posted by rharv
Yeah, a controller more expensive than what you are actually looking for just seems like a dumb point to make.

And complaining about the sound of it on a YouTube video for a $359 keyboard .. priceless.

Hey Rharv, play nice or I woun't play. I have enough grief in my life.
OK, I apologize.
I know you had a rough road lately and if that happened to me, I'd be bitter too.
But read the room, man.
I'm not usually like that. You know that. Maybe something you said triggered it (?)
I admired you for a long while, but as of late you haven't been quite the same.


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Well here's a preliminary summary table, putting this together was no small task and I need to confirm some of this info.
But so far it's looking like Roland has cornered the market for reasonably priced portable keyboards with hands-free chord sequencing.

That said, any of these boards can be described as a software product with a user-interface consisting of knobs, dials, buttons and 61 keys.
And when AI becomes included in these instruments the capabilities will surely skyrocket.

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Originally Posted by Bass Thumper
And when AI becomes included in these instruments the capabilities will surely skyrocket.
Why would you think that? 😕

Most AI is cloud based because there are zillions of elements that are processed.

I don't see how any of that would impact these keyboards.


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Most AI is cloud based because there are zillions of elements that are processed.
.... consuming many megaWatts of power to do so.

There's an awful lot of marketing hype out there. Everything now has to be "A.I. powered" or "A.I. ready"

My old TV was "Ultra HD ready", thought it only ever did 720p.

I could certainly see machine learning doing things like recognising the style of what one's playing and matching, e.g., accompaniment style and swing to it, but I could also see many people turning that off. I don't think one really needs A.I. to do that, though.


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I certainly don't mean to derail the thread, but A.I. this, A.I. that, A.I. ready?
Wouldn't it be better if we could just think for ourselves? I don't really know where all of this A.I. dependency is leading, but long term I don't think it can be good.


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Upgrade to the 2025 49-PAK for just $49 and add 20 Bonus Unreleased RealTracks and 20 RealStyles, FLAC Files for the 20 Bonus Unreleased RealTracks, Look Ma! More MIDI 14: SynthMaster, MIDI SuperTracks Set 45: More SynthMaster, Artist Performance Set 18: Songs with Vocals 8, and RealDrums Stems Set 8: Pop, Funk & More with Jerry Roe.
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