New Hobby ??

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Hi,

I Thought about getting an new hobby because
I spend a lot time in gaming and getting bored a lot the last time
so I thought about getting a keyboard ( since I listen to owl city, I thought about it)

So now I need a keyboard, but I'm just a beginner so I don't want to spend a lot of money
just around €200,- but I want a keyboard which is able to make difference sound

So what kind of keyboard should I buy ??

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Get an electric guitar.

Or just go with Nadrian's suggestion.
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Overlord Nadrian said:
*Synthesizer

Anyways, I suggest you buy one from KORG, cos IMHO they're the absolute best.

First I want to learn play an keyboard after that maybe a sybthesizer

But I searched at the KORG website but they are really expensive :S
I'm just a starter so not to expensive
 

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Yamahas are generally quite good, I own one myself and it's got some nice tunes.

You need to take it slowly though, it's really hard at first and you need to train your fingers. Afther that it becomes fun.
 

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If you want something small and affordable: KORG nanoKEY

It's a keyboard that acts as a MIDI controller via USB. It comes with a code for free download of their M1 Le software that you can use, but you can use other programs as well, such as MIDI-OX (A personal favorite of mine).

It's fun to mess around with, and since it's relatively small, you can take it anywhere and just mess around with it (If you have a laptop or netbook).
 

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