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Keyboard/Synth

lorrieq · 2012-08-28 00:16:46

Hey, My price range is about 400 euro roughly. I want to be able to record and play live. What I am looking for is a synth with a variety of sounds to diversify my music, eg. strings, bass etc. Any advice appreciated!

28-08-2012 1:16am

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lorrieq

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Hey,

My price range is about 400 euro roughly. I want to be able to record and play live. What I am looking for is a synth with a variety of sounds to diversify my music, eg. strings, bass etc.

Any advice appreciated!

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#2 04-09-2012 7:57pm

Dr Gradus

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The Novation Ultranova and the Roland Gaia would be two that I would recommend. Probably a little bit above your budget, maybe around the 500-600 range.

Not sure about the recording capabilities, but the range of sounds in the Ultranova is incredible. The Gaia might be better suited to live use though.

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