Master The Keyboard
This website will serve as a collection of various arranger keyboards and their rhythms (styles).
Depending on time, you will be able to find many to perhaps all styles of certain arranger keyboards, which is easy if you want to buy one. You can then immediately hear a demo of some or maybe even all styles.
After all, I make a demo song with intro, variations and ending every time. I am just an amateur at playing the keyboard, and not a professional keyboard player at all.
This website is therefore a service that I want to set up. There is also a mp3 file available of each track if you would like it enough.
I hope to have created a website after some time on which you can find a lot of information about all kinds of brands of arranger keyboards, more specifically about the styles. What you can do with them.
I know that I often look for that information on YouTube before I buy an instrument, but sometimes I find nothing and other times it is short pieces of 15 seconds where someone plays the styles one after the other, all at the same tempo.
That is better than nothing, but then you still don't hear much, because the tempo is always the same, you don't actually hear what you can do with it.
What I will do is sometimes change the tempo from what it is by default, I do this because I find the standard tempo much too sometimes slow or too fast.
I will then record everything on the computer in DAW Ableton Live 12 via my Roland Rubix22 audio interface and use Ozone 11 Advanced to master it. Mastering can change the sound a bit. Keep this in mind.
At the moment I am at the beginning of all this and there is not much to find on the website yet, in the future however you will be able to find many arranger keyboards here such as the brands Roland, Yamaha, Casio, Korg and Medeli.
I am also sorry for my English, I use Google Translate since my native language is Dutch because I am from Belgium.