Hi Tony,
I'm with you.
I too think it's a real pity that most of the manufacturers stopped producing realtime arranger modules.
The only 2 companies that I'm aware of that still do are General Music & Ketron.

Only reason I ended up opting for the ketron sd1+ keyboard instead of the XD3 or midjay was that they didn't have all the same functions that the sd keyboard had.

I went thru a series of modules Technics AC1200, the Roland RA series, Korg i5m,

the QY10,20,700 ( not that the QY series are
quite the same as the ones above)

The modules were so handy in that you could midi them to your controller of choice be it a 88 note digital piano, 61 note synth or any other type of midi controller.
I actually had mine midied to an acoustic midi piano ( Disklavier). Module certainly looked better than having a 61 note keyboard sitting next to the piano in the middle of the living room.

best wishes
rikki

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