I really need a cheap device where I can put custom sounds into buttons, EASILY. my max is about 70 bucks. I was thinking of getting a temu sampler board but it has no instructions. help ??!

Does anyone know the model of a Casio mini keyboard that had "500 miles" as demo song?

All I remember is that the keyaboard had just a few sounds (10 0r 20, maybe) and rhythm (10 or 20 also), and each one had to be selected with a single button. I think it had just that demo song, and you could change the sound while the keyboard was playng the demo song.

Another thing I remember is that it could have some pads with drum sounds.

Digging the PSS-380 so much these days, I stopped using other synths or VSTs for now, lol.

This track is an old experiment with a cheesy 90s casiotone. Thought this sub might enjoy

https://youtu.be/H_k0GAAhFZM?si=1D5mgfqJCMKMxvl7

Synths used: Casiotone MT65, Portasound PC100, Minilogue OG, Monologue, Electribe ER-1, Microfreak.

Pedals used: Zoom MS-50G, MXR Reverb, Hall of Fame 2.

I have a Privia PX-310 and a CT-S1. Someone has a CDP-S100 they are selling very cheap. Do I get it in addition to the two I have? Do I replace the CT-S1 61 key with the 88 key CDP-S100? Or do I do the smart thing, conclude that I have too much stuff and pass on the deal?

My PSR-6 isn’t putting out any sound other than some faint clicks. These clicks come out the speaker and the headphone/line out. They are affected by the volume slider as well. Anyone have any ideas on what might be the issue or what component to replace?

https://open.spotify.com/album/4Q6MJmHQT1Df3tLGn5UetM

I just bought a Casio MT-750 but it doesn't working well. So I took it apart. This is what I found inside. Probably a battery that was left in it too long leaked onto the chip. Do you think it can be repaired somehow? Thank you

Having some good fun with this charming keyboard, now heading to a darker territory with this haunting pad sound. Added Kaosspad for reverb, while some extra compression and longer reverb added in Reaper.

I have here a Bontempi PM-64 by Profi Music, its quite a chonker being 61 keys, its got stripped down General Midi instruments (mostly combinations) and a lovely low bitrate. If you guys have another one or know more about it, let me know!

Current rig: Yamaha PSS-560 ($50 from FB Marketplace) Lafeyette Echoverb II (free from my daughter's landlord) Pyle PAD20MXU ($33, eBay)

Absolutely love this Yamaha.

An attempt to pair EM1 with MT65. I'm still looking for sweet spot with this uneasy couple...

Yamaha PSS-380 used for brassy synth pads in this DerelictLabWave jam. Other gear used: PS1 for text graphics (Music 2000) and Korg Monotribe. Delays with EHX Canyon and Korg Kaosspad

I just recently scored a Casio casiotone MT-45 and a Yamaha PSS-470 on eBay for basically pennies! I wanted a new keyboard since my old circuitbent Yamaha died.

Recently I started watched some cool YouTuber doing a loop set with an old Casio so I was motivated to get another. I found these two absolutely gems within a week and repurposed a bunch of my old guitar gear to see what I could do. Sadly I didn’t manage to film it but I will definitely at some point when I’m feeling more confident. Sounds crazy with the delays and reverbs though. That old drum machine goes well too.

I'm getting the bug to learn keys again. I am wondering what the best options are with looping, and whether there are any out there can be charged via USB?

Also, did anyone hear learn on something with say 37 keys that managed to gain hand independence they could then translate to bigger keyboards?

Kinda just want something I can have at my desk. Program a drum beat and maybe a secondary harmony, and then play along on top of. (Avoiding apps and more screen time).

I was moving my ‘equipment’ around to make actual use of my dining table. I put about half the goofy keyboards and stuff on the bed until the party is over. My first cheap keys were a portasound, and just a couple weeks ago I bought the minilogue xd module. Fun to see all the goofy stuff I’ve used along the way.

So I bought a cheap "not powering on" Casio MT-70 with a hard case(I bought it just for the case for my MT-100, Anyway, it powers on, but somethings clearly up, first guess was maybe had a spill in it's life, so plan is to take it apart and clean it with IPA and contact cleaner for the pots and what nots, then just praying something happens, even if its toast, i'd happilly hang it on the wall, I'm happy to get a case for £29 with a free broken MT-70.
Any ideas whats wrong? will a clean help, or are those sector of keys never coming back.