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29 Jan 2007
Hello Everybody,

I have been reading a lot in these forums and was wondering if you could help me out with some information. I have searched but couldn't really find an answer.

To start, I am a beginner and new to everything. That includes playing and creating music. I would like to learn to play the keyboard but I am not sure what I'll need. From what I've read and researched so far, a keyboard controller with GarageBand would get me started without costing too much? Not that I mind spending money on it but I have to make sure that I am going to enjoy playing first.

1) For the keyboard controller, what size/number of keys do I need? 61 seems a popular choice.

2) I have looked at some velocity/semi-weighted offerings under $200 from Korg (K-61), M-Audio (61es, Oxygen61), Behringer (UMX61), Roland Edirol PCR-M80. Are these all pretty much the same for what I need it for right now? Or should I spend a bit more with more features to get one that will suit me better when I become more experienced? Any other brands I should consider? Korg and Roland are names I recognize, not familiar with the other ones.

3) Are there any websites or other sources of information (books?) to get familiar with all the basics about vocoders, sequencers, synthesizers, samplers and so on?

4) Any good books or software to get me started on learning how to play? I prefer to learn on my own, even though having a teacher is probably better.

I am a big fan of a lot of electronic music for a long time (bought my first Jean Michel Jarre LP at 16 about 24 years ago) and just want to have fun with this kind of music as a hobby. I have a Dual 2.3GHz G5 Powermac so that should be powerful enough for now.

Thanks for your time, I appreciate any information or suggestions.
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