Thread: Good Synthesizer?

I've recently found an increasing interest to make music. Now that I'm living by myself (Actually with my bro and mate) it all seems a lot more possible. I want to start my hobby with a synthesizer. I like Linkin Park alot and they remixed their Hybrid Theory album with some other artists and used a lot of synth in their songs, more than usual. Anyway I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of a begginner keyboard to start off with?

I got a Roland Juno-D recently for about £300 - they're very good, very flexible and relatively affordable. But really my advice is to get whatever comes your way, then just have a lot of fun with it !

Moog Voyager

A good start to make your own music. I am actually planning to buy one too and I need to save all my money to complete my set up.

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The synthesizer is one of the most popular musical instruments. It can be an educational tool that can help accelerate a child's development and help adults maintain and gain benefits in brain age. Playing the synthesizer is fun and can benefit us in many ways. We get self-confidence, memory skills, concentration skills, focus, dexterity, eye and hand coordination and social skills from our practice. I would be interested in any other thoughts on how people view making music and how you view it internally.