Roland GO:KEYS Creation Keyboard – Welcome to the Future!

Keyboards are ever-evolving… and of course Roland is at the forefront of the revolution! Introducing the Roland GO:KEYS Creation Machine - battery powered, light-weight, and super fun & easy to use! Watch as Geno runs us through a few setting and specs and let us know what you think in the comments. Thanks for watching!

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[jjacob]

I have one, great keyboard, but has been out quite a few years, but they just released the new Go:Keys 3 & 5 with improved sounds and features, with improvements, including a mic input and ¼" stereo studio outputs.

[andyfin]

I've got one great fun and some decent sounds for £250 it's a no brainer

[ChrisT-O]

I have several keyboards, including the Go:Keys. First of all: It's not an arranger keyboard.
It has really good sounds and is fun to play on. But this keyboard also has deficits, for example you cannot mix the loops with each other, by which I mean, mix the bass from one loop category with the drums from another category. That does not work. The loop function is very limited and quickly becomes boring.
Additionally, this keyboard doesn't have a split function, which is a real shame.
If you just want to play a little and are looking for a keyboard for on the go that also sounds good, this might be a good choice.
But if you want more, for example creating songs, this keyboard is less suitable for that.

[christhedemocrat]

I actually have this board. the Epiano sounds are more polished and smoother than my Korg M50 (which is my favorite synth) and my Yamaha MO6. I love it. perfect for on the go. Plus you can record like 16 tracks on this little board. At first i didnt like. Sound is very subjective. The only thing I hate the fact that you cant edit the sounds the the drum loops are garbage. But hey, thats what effect pedals and drum machines are made for