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What are some good keyboards brands?
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Korg minilogue has been a favorite of mine for years (since I can’t reasonably afford a Moog).
It's a great synth! I love that Korg kind of does their own thing they have made some really cool stuff lately, yeah Moogs are nice, they have made some cheaper ones but even those like the sub37 are well over $1k, what do you make with it if you don't mind me asking?
A bunch of trash 😅 but if you’re interested, I made a bunch of stuff earlier this year when I was less busy (essentially, the challenge was to make a whole song every week of the year, which I failed to keep up with haha)
https://weeklybeats.com/jentu
A lot of it is with software synths, but I did use my hardware synths like the minilogue, Dirtywave M8, and Roland SC-88 on a few songs.
Generally, you can find me on streaming services and Bandcamp under Jentu if you like any of it. I mostly just make music for myself without really caring much how it is received.
Do you make music too?