If you want a keytar, you just gotta believe!

Let’s just get straight to it. Here’s what you’re getting: 1) some sweet Session software with a huge virtual instrument library including all the classic sounds you could want as well as pop- and rock-inspired synths and sound effects; and 2) a rad 25-note Keystudio keytar!

What’s that you say? That doesn’t look like a keytar to you? It looks like just a normal keyboard? Well, I’m going to let you in on a little music industry secret: you can easily turn any keyboard into a rockin’ keytar! All you need is a strap and some durable duct tape. The strap can even be made out of duct tape if you want to save money!

And the craziest part? I’m not even talking about musical keyboards here. Really, you can keytarize anything that has keys. Heck, I am, right now, in the middle of my office, down on one knee, typing on a computer keyboard like it’s a Stratocaster. And when I’m done, I’ve got some expense reports to do, so you better believe I’ll be strapping up the old Texas Instrument and finger tapping out a few wicked calculation solos!

But sorry, I’m getting ahead of myself here. Computer keyboards, calculators: that stuff is expert mode when it comes to keytarization. For a beginner like you, there’s no better place to start than this Keystudio.

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