Building my own MIDI synthesizer sort of

Since I was able to buy a power adapter for my K61 and can now, control my Microbrute. I figured why stop there. So I bought a MIDI Solutions THRU Port for $49.99 plus free shipping from Sweetwater, and a KORG TR Rack off of REVERB.com, from Alto Music. For $279.00 plus free shipping. I love digital playback synths as well as analog.

I have decided that instead of buying one expensive synth. Why not look for smaller synths, and connect them too my K61. Which is a good keyboard by the way, and it did not cost a lot. Plus, I will have a wide variety of different sounds. Plus I think it will be more fun. Well, at least for me.

Plus, I have found a few other synths, that may become future buys. Some used gear, since, there is a lot of good gear out there. Selling rather cheaply. Especially digital synths. Rack one in particular.

I think that is a fun way to setup a system. If you have MIDI on your PC downloading some software instruments to trigger over MIDI is also cheap value.

Thank You Nigel!

To begin with. Sorry, my video's are no longer available. I got rid of all of my videos on YouTube.

Anyway, I know how a second MIDI Controller keyboard. An M-Audio Keystation 61. A Rack cabinet with a Furman Power Conditioner, a KORG TR-Rack and a KORG Triton Rack. Cabinet has room for more rack mount synths. Just bought a Proteus FX rack synth. Eventually, going to need to find a sequencer and buy a small 25 key controller keyboard. In case I decided to buy a bass synth. Will eventually, buy studio monitors.

Paul you should also download these free VST instruments from http://www.maxsynths.com/ that includes synthesizer and organ instruments. You can't beat free.

Thank You Nigel!