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Paul's Electronic Music and Keyboard Pages
In the early 90's I was finally able to begin my foray into the MIDI arena. I was overwhelmed by this whole new world and I hadn't a clue what everything was supposed to do. So, I did some research. I regularly visited my local music stores, read Keyboard Magazine religiously, and poured through every catalog I could get my hands on. I realized it really wasn't all that complicated. I started by dusting off my old Yamaha PSR keyboard that I had from high school, connected it to a used Yamaha TG-33 sound module I had just bought and hooked that into a pair of multimedia speakers. For those of you who are curious, come see what my quite basic Home Synthesizer Studio looks like these days. Please feel free to write me about your setup or if you have
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Ever since high school back in the early
through mid 80's, I had an overwhelming desire to explore digital
music. I started venturing into Boston's music stores on my way home
from school (the old EU Wurlitzer on Newbury Street and Daddy's Junky
Music on Mass Ave) and was blown away by synthesizers. I would have
given my right arm for a Korg Poly 61!