There are So Many Kinds of Keytars | HOW TO BUY A KEYTAR revised, part 1/?

[@RobinPalmerTV]

I love KZbin for giving us a platform to talk about keytars.

[@F3NTPRINCESS]

i love how this is truly a guide and they're being honest and very helpful instead of be bias and telling us we should by a certain keytar

[@darrylday30]

Amazing collection of keytars! Great explanations and demo. I used to play a dx100 on a strap with wireless back in the 80’s. The mullet was real.

[@rabbianibalmass]

It looks like there is no variety anymore. Only 4 models out there in 2023: Yamaha Sonogenic // Alesis Vortex // Korg RK 100S // Roland AX Edge That’s it. Sad that there no more options. Thank you for your videos.

[@devmesa8398]

Jeez, looking at that wall. You're no joke. A rare gem, indeed!

[@fel_7264]

Really great video! I’ve been debating the purchase of the roland axe but hardly knew anything about the world of this instrument. And thanks for laying into the topic of midi, that was probably my best takeaway

[@elektra7077]

This channel is beyond amazing and as a result I've just gone ahead and bought my first keytar. EEEEEK! I have no prior musical experience and possibly no potential future talent but its going to be fun I'm sure 🤣 I look forward to learning with all your videos and having a blast. Thank you Pink 😘 keep up the awesomeness you are bringing to us! (I bought the alesis vortex 2 in red)

[@mattryan6886]

Wow the Keytar collection has really grown since 2017 first video!!!!!! So much synth/midi controller/all in 1 goodness. I play drums and use electronic kits, however I’m really interested in midi controllers,synths and secretly wish I knew how to play keyboard/keytar.

[@inchoat3]

I stayed strong and made it for years without buying one. Even tried to build one myself and gave up, but at long last there's a rad red Alesis Vortex Wireless 2 arriving at my house on Friday and I need you to know it is your fault. Thank you for your work here.

[@yvrxk]

I have spent years creating countless presets in my electronic bass music escapades. From what I have gathered from this video, the Alesis Vortex will be all I will ever need to be able to play god in a band.

[@ZephyrusAsmodeus]

Really been a huge fan of keytars, mainly play bass and drums but I've finally decided I want to have one of these, my eyes are on the AX Edge, that thing's pretty af and I have plans for those interchangeable blades

[@louieortiz2289]

QUESTION: How did you change the color on your RK 100? What type of paint did you use??????? Thank you!!

[@TheCodeMonk]

Love the content and clear explanations on all the different keytars! All of them on your wall looks amazing, even though a part of my brain is convinced one of them is going to fall on your head randomly while you sleep.

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

So fun story about that, I woke up in the middle of the night a couple weeks ago just aware that something was wrong. I was trying to fall back asleep and I hear this little tapping noise getting louder. I realized it was coming from behind my head and sat up and caught the KX-5 as it was falling. Scary, but the keytar was okay! Most of the heavier ones have backup hooks in case the main hook pops off the wall. Turns out I needed one on the KX-5 too!

[@TheCodeMonk]

@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat woah! Good catch and amazing intuition!

[@KeytarKris]

Your keytar collection is both epic and legendary !🤟🎹🎸 Keytars are Life…

[@TraumaMammal]

Both my human host and myself love your channel and this video has brought us much joy. You're great.

[@cmdess]

Very cool. There's something of a cult following for this concept. Fleshing out the future of the synth leads for me. XRIFFz

[@papamagick3749]

Awesome keytar collection! Great education here, and love the blue MS-101. Thanks! I just got a Korg Modwave and I'm loving it like McDonald's.

[@DavidGeliebter]

The MS-101 looks really good. :)

[@papamagick3749]

@@DavidGeliebter it sure does. I just got a Modwave that I've been demoing on my channel. But I'd really love the ms101, especially blue!

[@DavidGeliebter]

​@@papamagick3749 , I'm checking out your video now. On my channel, I livestream myself practicing a piece for five minutes a day for six days a week for four weeks to show the progress that is capable with even just two hours (5 min x 6 days x 4 weeks) of consistent practice. I ordered a Midiplus Stage 88 a few weeks ago. I was thinking about ordering an MS101, but I already have Retrologue II and Padshop II virtual synths with my Cubase, so I really need more a midi controller more than I need a physical synth. I still adore the MS101 though!

[@88Sofft]

Do the GM Tone box review pleeease!!!

[@johnmoser3594]

I got into computer engineering because I want to design a keytar and engineer a high-end synthesizer for it. Modern synthesizers are kind of crap, you can't run something that crushes a 4GHz CPU on battery for very long and you can't get much out of a synthesizer that runs on a microcontroller. I'm interested in low-cost, low-power, extremely feature-rich synthesizers, and it looks like if I want that I'm going to need to make it myself. More keytars need built-in speakers.

[@konsumterra1]

thank you - i like these and have been back into synths for a year and wish id had more stuff explained like this

[@shaneking5610]

Wow, someone who has more and loves these things as much as I do. And yes, there is no reason for these keyboards to have a sound engine, they should be controllers only. My favorite is the AZ-1, of the modern ones it is the Alesis Vortex Wireless 2. I don't use the built in wireless, the PandaAudio MidiBeam is a solid wireless unit. Love this video.

[@Onelychild]

I love MIDI! It's opens up so many capabilities. Thank you very much for the advice.

[@ianmcmurchie6636]

As a synth weirdo on my first gear binge I’m glad you mentioned that synthesizer sounds can slide into that “too new to be retro” grey area. It’s something I never thought about. Tbh I’m looking into midi keytar with tiny module digisynth/raspberry pi combo now. It’s not a killed dream I just can’t find a keytar synth with the right sound, and that’s okay.

[@throwbackchannel6539]

i am a fan of keytars and i finally own the Yamaha that Teddy Riley used in the late 80s, thank you for your channel, you angel

[@Agreenbrick]

Great to see a followup to the video that made me embrace music as a hobby! :D Very well explained, I could have really used the breakdown of the three main categories when I first started out. An addition to you discussion about synth keytars, is that they often have an external sound editing app (at least the AX-edge and rk100s/2 do), so that you can program their patches with the same detail as a software synth - but is obviously not as convenient as just getting a dedicated regular hardware synthesizer with all physical controls(Like the MS-1).

[@GeoffGroves]

Lol "and the next thing you know you have 16 keytars" lol that is so true. Thanks for making this video its really really informative. Going to get a midi controller keytar (didnt know they existed) to control my Kurzweils with

[@diegogaribay2928]

Just found your channel again! And now there’s another video. Perfect.

[@NormanPeterson]

Really nice job coming from a keyboardist that was gigging in the 80s! I owned that Korg unit with the module... Looked cool..lame sounds.. Loved the video..! You rock and and your little doggie too!!

[@theprofessionalwiseguy]

I want to start playing Keytar but I don't want to buy an expensive one in case I don't like it. Anyone have any suggestions?

[@rottenandremixedrecords]

I purchased the ax edge last year it's dope lots of awesome sounds

[@melyndaduh3501]

Thanks for sharing. I had never heard of a keytar before

[@attkdecayrels]

Man! Your keytar collection is awesome! That colour shifting one is 🫶🏻🎹❤️

[@kristayo]

12:15 there is a cat, LOVE your video (besides just the cat). you're clearly super knowledgeable

[@robertbuck7186]

Thanks for the insight... this clip probably saved me money on experimenting with these instruments.... I Was looking at keytar as an option for a OMB (one man band) to play one key to get a chord out of or sequence of programed chords... but dont know if they make one like that since what was stated that most are not polyphonic... the other otion was to trigger a sampler with sampled chords on it but midi note values would probably not correspond to the root note of the chord... Cheap keyboard sythns have fingered chrods but those chords can change at the slightest touch if you try to ad a sharp or flat.. it is really something that I believe was never perfected... an accordion has fingered chords on the back bass buttons that are fixed and that is more or less what I am looking for in a keyboard... the search from how to get there from here continues. o for the sampler issue....I might just take the sampler itself that I am trying to controll and mount it to a stand.. in order to touch its pads while I am playing to trigger the stored samples.. but sttill havenet found a way without a computer to trigger a program chord that is in the keys of a synth or keyboard or keytar... if any one knows of a keytar or keyboard that can do this which is portable I would apprecieate some input...

[@СергейПопов-д6ы]

Samples with accords. I have tried many options... but if you need mobility, then recording ready-made chords into samples for your songs is the easiest option... I connected several synthesizers in a chain and controlled one key and a pitch band... I tuned +-12 tone on one, and +-7 or 5 on the other ... and wow, it was an interesting and unique experience... especially when one goes +12, and the second at the same time -7... but not everyone allows you to do this... Roland AX-09 is able to use cases, but it will still have to be controlled by a computer... or alternatively korg wavestate or its progenitor korg microsampler

[@wesleywheeler7891]

i feel like i've learned more in 25 minutes here than the past few days of other keytar research. Will get one of those Roland's later down the road but for the time being im gonna have some fun with a korg i got a decent price on :D

[@jeffreyeden9751]

Very Informative, I own a Korg RK100S, A Rolland Axe Edge, A Lucina, and a Casio CZ-101. I had a Vortex, and a Yamaha but sold them.

[@TheAaron3dg]

Your series is so helpful, thanks! I'm a bass player looking to get a keytar for a few songs on stage, and really appreciate the explanations

[@TheCastellowsLive]

Wonderful video.. the 'algorithm' connected me after Pacifica's song Anita made keytar a thing :)

[@asternujeerallee2109]

This is sick! I'm getting myself the small red Yamaha keytar on the right.

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

Hell yes! Everyone should get a keytar!

[@flashgord2007]

love the video i have vortex 2 and use with dj mixes and beat making godbless keep up the good work .adds a twist and fun to music.

[@markmailloux2095]

Refreshing delivery. Love it! With all that hardware hanging around, which one do you find yourself going to the most?

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

I go through phases. Currently it's been the Yamaha Shs-200 because the overall size plus the wide key range really helps when I'm trying to come up with new melodies, and the speaker makes it fast to pick up and put down. When I'm doing new, idk what to call it, textures(?), like how different layers of sound can work, the rk-100s is fun, but it's very annoying to switch patches on. For doing live looping, I'm pretty fond of the kx-5 plugged into the dx100 because the kx-5 is really smooth feeling to play and the dx100 sounds really good. And then if I'm traveling, it's usually either the rock band controller or shs-300 plugged into garageband for iOS.

[@jennoscura2381]

MIDI is the best thing ever. The heart of my setup is an Arturia Keystep Pro MIDI controller. I love that thing. I have been getting into rack mount synths and romplers. So MIDI is a must. These days if I buy a keyboard it pretty much has to have MIDI. One of the best bang for a beginner's buck is an all in one MIDI keyboard. I have an entry level Yamaha MIDI keyboard. It has like 400 sounds on it. I can just turn it on an play. Since it does MIDI I can use it as a 61 key MIDI controller. I have been eyeing the SHS-10 as my first keytar. I want an all in one so I can just pick it up and play with it. Yea the sounds aren't spectacular. But tha don't really matter that much. For messing around while watching KZbin on my TV it's just the thing. In my living room I keep a Rado Shack all in one keyboard. It's handy to be able to play along with tutorials on KZbin. The fact that the SHS-10 does MIDI makes it more usable. And there is a cool cheese factor to the SHS-10. I don't see myself becoming a keytar fan like you are. But I like keyboards. So I need at least one keytar in my collection. If I like the concept then I can just a keytar MIDI controller as my second keytar. Thanks for the video. You just earned yourself a new subscriber.

[@AlexisBabayan]

I enjoy your channel, even though I don't have a keytar and don't plan to splurge for one anytime soon. I *do* have a Yamaha PSS-50 portable keyboard (37 mini keys.) I wish it had come with buttons for affixing a strap, at which point it could be an honorary keytar. I may yet figure out how to do an aftermarket modification to put a strap on it. I also possess a melodica, which is basically the keytar of wind instruments...

[@OfficialRainsynth]

Actually, I plan to buy myself the Vortex MIDI keytar, because sometimes when working in a DAW, having a full-size synthesizer on my lap isn't the most comfortable way of producing music and it hurts my legs, if the synth sits on them for too long. So having a keytar like Vortex will be great and having a Bluetooth-MIDI capability on it means, that I won't need to even plug it into the computer to play all those VST instruments in the DAW.

[@kentaccordionist]

After all the decades I been playing synths I never knew you could invert the pitch bend on a dx100. I will have a look in the settings on mine later.

[@chrislaarman7532]

Thank you for the insights in this video (and in some others that I have subsequently watched). :-) I do enjoy the way that you "play yourself", and I (too) welcome advocates of MIDI. Me, I'm currently balancing my MIDI (vector music) gear with traditional (bitmap music) gear. And making much of both of it available wirelessly (Bluetooth and otherwise). Trying to resume making music after maybe 15 years. No, I'm not fancying a keytar in my near future. The expressive side of my music is likely to be dominated by wind controllers, from the "humble" re.corder (by Artinoise) up to the AE-30 (by Roland), with the WX5/VL-70m couple (by Yamaha) as my long-time friend. (All these are here on KZbin, with real musicians.) (One of my two "life works" is re-recording my 1990 work-in-progress. It has survived as both poor audio recordings and as MIDI files that pre-date General MIDI files.)

[@DavidGeliebter]

As always, thanks for your experience and insight. Also, I'm concerned about the water damage and potential mold. Mold can affect various aspects of health/mood. If you'd like mold testing (from a urine sample), I can order it for you at the same price for which I get it.

[@jennoscura2381]

Those urin testing outfits are a scam. If there is an issue go to an actual doctor. If they think a test is warranted; they will order one. But yes mold is bad for your health and should be taken care of.

[@DavidGeliebter]

@@jennoscura2381, it's interesting that you commented about the mold test, as yesterday, I got back results from the urine mold test I ordered. After years of brain fog, fatigue, excessive need for water, etc., the test showed an elevation (and a high elevation) in just one of the markers. The mold is probably colonized in my sinuses. I now have direction for treating it. Not all most tests are the same. The one I used is from Great Plains Laboratory and they're rather reputable. Do you want me to keep you updated about how the treatment goes?

[@jennoscura2381]

@@DavidGeliebter My issue is people with vague symptoms getting a bunch of tests they may not need. If I have something going on I let my doctor know. If they think a test is in order; they will order one. Woo peddlers like to on about "toxins" or candida as the cause of people's problems. Folks then spend a bunch of money on tests for something that may not even be an issue. If a medical doctor won't order a test; it's not necessary.

[@DavidGeliebter]

@@jennoscura2381, I hear you about people suspecting that everyone with any health issue has a Candida overgrowth. I was the same way for a while thinking that everyone should be tested for thyroid antibodies. But I disagree that if a medical doctor won't order a test, it's not necessary. My friend's physician had just been testing her TSH (for thyroid) and it was coming back normal. I asked her to urge her physician to run a complete thyroid panel. The physician did it and my friend's TG antibodies came back at 4,705 IU/mL. Everyone considers 61 IU/mL high. This led to an ultrasound showing nodules on an enlarged thyroid and confirmed Hashimoto's disease. So for my friend, the thyroid panel was a necessary test even though her physician thought it was unnecessary. Another friend had gastrointestinal issues for years. Physicians ran several tests, but it wasn't until we spoke about it that she got a SIBO breath test and a positive test result for SIBO. Again for this friend, the SIBO breath test was a necessary test even though all her past physicians did not think that it was necessary. For myself, I went to a physician and was told that I was healthy. I had brain fog, fatigue, and more, but all the "necessary" tests came back normal. I suspected mold and did the urine test. It came back highly positive for verrucarin A. For myself, , the mold urine test was a necessary test even though my physician thought I was healthy. I know other stories too, but the point is that while many physicians are well-intentioned, they are doing their patients a disservice by ordering only basic testing.

[@jennoscura2381]

@@DavidGeliebter Yea sometimes you need to get a second (or third) opinion to figure out whats going on. That's why I am glad my doctor has had no problems referring me to specialists. There is only so much a primary care physician can do.

[@MrBass233]

I saw a deep purple Solo on Keytar, now I want one 😊

[@tjcpersonal2144]

Great video! Fun presentation!

[@jefff5842]

What about the Korg RK-100S2 37-key Keytar?

[@probassguitarsound]

You have a fun personality and keytar videos are hard to come by, for people like us that are interested in them, a learning experience and fun to watch somebody cute and beautiful talk about it haha

[@alanredversangel]

I play bass in an 80's cover band sometimes and last night i was on stage thinking 'i could do half of these with a keytar, it would be fun' So here i am.

[@spontaneousspiral4307]

22:50 Does this specific keyboard play sounds all by itself? And does it always have to be plugged in?

[@FASTFASTmusic]

I'm getting my first keytar delivered tomorrow. The vortex 2. I'm so excited I'll l finally me able to play my music live and have it look exciting. Instead of just sitting there. Any tips for playing chords and singing at the same time?

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

Practice! I used to choreograph it with a metronome until my hands and brain figured out the timing. It's the same as when you're playing a two handed piece, except for one hand is your mouth.

[@blacksquirrelhomestead]

Hey Kat! Can I get a midi controller that has batteries and backing tracks to jam with on my porch or to go camping??

[@The_one_and_only_opossum_man]

Can you explain that pedal you use to make your midi keyboard make actual sound thru an amp for live performances

[@Freddisred]

Just found out the Lucina CAN remember that you changed the mod bar between shut-offs if you press the write button while holding shift, when you set it.

[@zaxzaxx4561]

I arrive here having had a vision of a keytar thou needest. 'tis the Yamaha CS01. Seek and ye shall find. I also had a vision of another keytar that thou needest not: the Behringer UMA25S, which hath a hellspawned key action that verily is shallower than a flea's fundamental orifice. Spurn this infernal device. That said, I quite like converting other 25-key MIDI controllers into mini-keytars; it's all down to whether the pitch and mod wheels are top left rather than bottom left. You will know why. As a pastime it is entirely without purpose, hence liberating.

[@balloonman8796]

If only Moog would bring back the Liberation

[@erickd4mn]

What is the setup you have with the alesis vortex, I have the same one and I can only use it with the computer but I would like something more versatile. May I know your setup? :3

[@WralthChardiceVideo]

Ive ordered the vortex without knowing much of anything about the many keytars there is and i dont regret my choice thus far, in fact id pick it again no questions asked

[@aubheegulandaz288]

I want to play keytar on stage, what is the wisest choice with minimum cost?

[@indiesdumpsteronfire1285]

i was really only here for fanfic investigation but it geniunely is so interesting. I haven't played a piano in years, let alone a guitar and yet here i am asking myself if i should buy a keytar bc it looks and sounds so cool

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

Buying a keytar is always the correct answer. Can I ask what fandom it is?

[@indiesdumpsteronfire1285]

@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat you're right, maybe I'll get one this year. Also yeah, it's a battle of the bands au for loona (the kpop group) lol

[@Kirmo13]

wait.... this isn't satire 😂 love the energy

[@ace926781]

Have you tried the the Artiphon Intstrument 1 ? In my opinion its a cross between a keytar and a real guitar if that makes since . right now its just a midi controller no inboard sounds it does have a stand alone program for ipads or ipads though .

[@gargyratos]

I love your videos but I am a bit confused and I need your help. I want to get a keytar that I can practice with my headphones at night while my son is sleeping and also be able to plug it in to my Roland cube 5w when performing accompanying my voice- I also play accordion and lyre, both I can plug them in my cube….which one you think is best for my needs- thank you!

[@theillsun]

Great collection! Dope Channel. Keep em coming!

[@paulyparker1715]

Oh my god your amazing I love you 😂 Really good video. Informative quirky and entertaining. Sick collection of keytars.very watchable very helpful your wicked big ups and thank you

[@althejazzman]

I really want a Casio AZ-1 because it's the only keytar I've ever heard of with aftertouch. I'll settle for my red Roland AX-1 though.

[@shaneking5610]

The Alesis units also have aftertouch, and I have them but the AZ-1 has a MUCH better keybed.

[@tysonkerr3082]

So if I were to but a MIDI controller, could it work with a talkbox. If so, would you know what kind of controller/talkbox? Thanks!

[@yabetsieyasu]

Great !! Would you please help me to have one midi keyboard🙏🙏🙁

[@1spiceatatime]

Could you tell us the name of the tone box you're using with the Vortex? I can't -for the life of me- find it anywhere

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

It's the midiplus miniEngine USB. It was out of stock for like 2 years but I just checked and it seems to be back in stock on Amazon!

[@ShakilMia-v6h]

I'm from Bangladesh. I wanna buy a keytar. How can I collect from you. Please tell me.

[@JDStoneCreations]

Often when questioning peoples decisions we start with "what were they thinking when..." etc. The point I like to make about the less desirable people of the human race is that they CAN'T think. These people are the ones that, in a Keytar relevant context, cannot understand the purpose of a MIDI controller because of its lack of inbuilt sounds. They don't want, but NEED a sound to happen when they turn it on and press a key because thinking any more than this is beyond them. This is of course despite a MIDI controller's positive attributes, for example: Being broadly less expensive (often including the sound module whether it be another synth or running on the laptop and phone you undoubtedly already own), more expandable in sound choice and play style, greater choice in size and shape of keytar, lighter keytar, more control capabilities, greater customisability of said controls, easier and cheaper to replace without losing your signature sounds because they're on a different device... BUT KEY DON'T MAKE SOUND?!!1

[@fvig2001]

Laughs in $20 rockband keytar. Will probably see if i like it. Modded it to have usb power and built in usb midi interface.

[@Markleford]

I use the RB3 keyboard ($23) through a Wii dongle for the wireless part, MIDI control over Apple MainStage app ($29) on a 2011 MacBook ("free to good home"). It's giggable!

[@greenrobot5]

Please, I need to know about the tone box 22:50

[@bit-zh4gu]

I was wondering, what keytar would you recommend? All I know is the SHS-300/500 and the VKB-100, I already have a midi controller and was looking for more of an all in one/synth. Any entry you would recommend?

[@austinmitchell2652]

"Far be it" from me to pass up a solid midi controller!

[@thf62]

my god you have so many keytars

[@emericklamontagne3652]

Excellent tutorial. Aloha from Hawaii.

[@oaklywilt9544]

I'm planning on learning on how to play the keytar! Where do you usually buy yours? :)

[@jennyhurwitz]

Fantastic - a whole new world of instrument - as I put on another of your videos - thinking about for my 13 yo daughter - hey - and if she let's me I could try it.

[@jennoscura2381]

What's your MIDI sound box called? I would love to add one of those to my collection. But I am not sure what search term to use on Amazon.

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

It appears to be discontinued, but it's very similar to the midi tech pianobox mini.

[@jennoscura2381]

@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat Thanks!

[@emilyterral747]

Can we get a list of all the keytars you have?

[@micazzzzzzzz]

hey whats that blue thing your plugging the keytar in with the sounds?

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

It's a really cheap GM tone box. They don't make this specific one anymore, but the Miditech Pianobox Mini is pretty comparable.

[@micazzzzzzzz]

​@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat Thanks for the reply i was also wondering what you think the best keytar would be for live performances with the lowest latency?

[@Lucrativecris]

How you get that green keytar

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

Korg rk-100s has a wooden body, so I took the electronics off, sanded the old paint off, and spray painted it with color-shifting paint

[@Lucrativecris]

@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat I love teal it looks bad ass! My only issue with the korg Keytar it’s not 49 keys

[@1985_emj]

I have a band called Hubert's Quill. The dynamic for the next set of home recordings is going to be keytar / drums / and bass. Eric Clark just bought a really nice Keytar. He has worked at Walmart for 15 years. My Wife and I love having him over because I dont have many people to play with. Check our stuff out. Hubert's Quill. I am sure he could learn a lot about his new instrument by watching your videos.

[@michaelhenke3655]

The Orphica was the first keytar but was not called that till the 70’s. Did not know if you knew of the Orphica

[@markkilley2683]

I've heard great playing of RealLPC with a keytar.

[@arturpacheco4152]

Thanks for the video, it's been very helpful! :)

[@QalinaCom]

there is a pink haired microbiologist in NZ called Siouxie Wiles ;)

[@jwebstersmithii7459]

Which of these feels the most natural for playing your best?

[@PinkAndTheKeytarCat]

It depends a lot on what you're playing, but I honestly think the ax-edge has the best ergonomics and really intuitive features.

[@jwebstersmithii7459]

@@PinkAndTheKeytarCat This helps. I'll check out the Ax-Edge. Thank you. And cheers to you and your channel.

[@ZacharyRodriguezVlogs]

I like your hair. Kind of reminds me of Aelita's.

[@Holms1966]

après avoir fait quelques petite recherche je suis tomber sur vos vidéos et Jai tous de suite aimé votre façon de présenté l'instrument c'est grâce a vous que Jai commencé le keytar malheureusement étant de Belgique je ne parle pas anglais mais j'arrive a vous suivre avec le traducteur de KZbin j'adore cet instrument mais je suis qu'un débutant encore merci pour tout c'est tutos

[@olivierdols5556]

guys.. i think she really likes midi

[@Markleford]

If you're not afraid of MIDI, Apple MainStage app is dead cheap, has all the Logic sounds, and is built for live performance.

[@davegrol810]

hi maam can i buy 1 of you keytar pls

[@xenobiigaming]

You are very animated with your hands lol Good video

[@RoughRaiders13]

How to buy a keytar. Step 1: Don't 😂😂😂 That is all.😂

[@Agoraphobia2day333]

All of the points you make for midi controllers can be applied to any keytar synth. If it has USB B then it can also be a midi controller so why get so heated about something that doesn't affect you