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<blockquote data-quote="geecee58" data-source="post: 1712347" data-attributes="member: 322702"><p>Some of the keyboard brands back in the 70's were Roland, Yamaha, RMI, Krog, Honner and even Wurlitzer had various synthesizers and keyboards. They've come a long way since then. </p><p></p><p>The PSR 730 was made to be more of work station than to be used to play in a concert. This is good for me because I'm not the best keyboard player in the room. It only has 61 keys and many of my friends that are exceptional piano players would baulk at playing it if I did use it at church or concerts because it didn't have 88 keys. It didn't matter to me, I basically used it to create music tracks and vocal arrangements. When I got my first iMac, I was excited to find out I could connect it and play my arrangements directly into Garageband instead of recording and storing them on the floppy disk. Plus, I had so many more tracks I could record various instruments on than the limited four tracks on the keyboard. I could actually hook it up to just about any computer, but I am a die heart Mac user. Nothing else will do...<img src="/mac_images/images/smilies/Innocent.png" class="smilie" loading="lazy" alt="O:)" title="Innocent O:)" data-shortname="O:)" /></p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="geecee58, post: 1712347, member: 322702"] Some of the keyboard brands back in the 70's were Roland, Yamaha, RMI, Krog, Honner and even Wurlitzer had various synthesizers and keyboards. They've come a long way since then. The PSR 730 was made to be more of work station than to be used to play in a concert. This is good for me because I'm not the best keyboard player in the room. It only has 61 keys and many of my friends that are exceptional piano players would baulk at playing it if I did use it at church or concerts because it didn't have 88 keys. It didn't matter to me, I basically used it to create music tracks and vocal arrangements. When I got my first iMac, I was excited to find out I could connect it and play my arrangements directly into Garageband instead of recording and storing them on the floppy disk. Plus, I had so many more tracks I could record various instruments on than the limited four tracks on the keyboard. I could actually hook it up to just about any computer, but I am a die heart Mac user. Nothing else will do...O:) [/QUOTE]
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