Hi, thank you first for the detailed and friendly answers and the warm welcome. I am happy to see that I am not the only one who likes Hardware. I am in a whats app Group with blind musicians, but they mostly use Software, but I like the Advantages Hardware has and I haven’t to use the PC every time I want to make Music. At the Moment I own the Roland BK-5, the Yamaha genos and a few Little synths, the bigger ones are the Korg microkorg and the arturia Minibrute 2. I like the Volca series and the Monotrons as well for what they are. What I realy like About smaller synths is that they are often underrated in the Things they can do. I still have some Mixers and FX boxes but I can’t exactly remember the Models at the Moment. I luckily had the opportunity to have a room wich was unused in my flat so I began to make a home Studio out of it. I realy like this Hobby, since Music and experementing with sounds is simply fun and realy interesting. What is your Setup guys? I am open for recomendations regarding synths and such wich can be used as a blind Person, since from time to time i buy some new or other devices if affordable. But in General, I don’t make Music as a Profession, it is a fun and interesting Hobby to me and so I don’t have to take it too serious and the best is, I can do and produce what I like, not what the masses want. @nicole: What do you mean with Handshaking? And are there Solutions to this on Roland devices? Looks as I have found the Right place over here, cool.
Best regards Niklas
