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RE: Home Studio: Overcoming Depression and Creative Block
Well at least you have it set up. My Roland XP-50 has been sitting boxed for years now. I cant remember how to play either, its damn depressing.
Sorry to hear that, man! That's way cooler than the synth I had in the mid 90s. My first 'adult' girlfriend bought me a Roland JV-35 for Christmas of 1994.
That was actually the keyboard that got me into doing MIDI in a program called Trax on my old DOS computer. I still have it in storage! Maybe I would get inspired if I just pulled out that old JV-35 and hooked it up to nothing but a sequencer and start creating. Sometimes limiting yourself can go a huge way toward coming up with ideas.
The XP-50 has a built in sequencer, doesn't it?
It has a built in sequencer but they are hard to get to grips with and better controlled via a software one via midi. I had Yamaha SY55 before that but always wanted the SY77. That was a bit legendary.