Roland Pro-E from 1989... Does it Virgin Steele?

Short answer, no it doesn't, but found it for about 55 euro on a 2nd hand store and I've started recording a mellow electronic instrumental album!
Keep updated if that sounds interesting!

[@ctd325]

Wandering souls lost forever in POWER!!!! searching for YAEYH!!!! in a world full of ooouuuuaaaaaAAAAAHHHHH!!!!

[@BlazonStone]

Instant top comment thanks hahaha!!!

[@Naufragant]

Good finding! I'm kinda addicted to those vintage synth sounds 🤤

[@BlazonStone]

If I want realistic sounds = VSTs
If I want charming outdated but cool sounds = old keyboards!

[@TheRealCheesemaker]

Hope to hear you play more arrangements on this keybarranger!

[@BlazonStone]

My album will probably not use the arranger function, I'm just recording the sounds into Cubase like a normal keyboard with limited octaves (I haven't even found a way how to up/down octaves...)

[@ClaymoreanOfficialMetal]

Raawrrr!!! Wooooooooo!!! ⚔️🤘🏻🦁

[@BlazonStone]

To say the least!

[@RiktigeKentsson]

Virgin Steele rules! 🔥

[@BlazonStone]

They do!
Not this keybo... arranger!
Well, it does! I'm enjoying the shit out of it right now. Cool find.

[@lycanthropus1784]

Say it with me kids
RAAOOOWWW!!!

[@BlazonStone]

EEEEEEEEEH!!!!!!!11

[@tehultimateshreddar]

thing thing has "dungeon synth" sounds

[@BlazonStone]

It can do that for sure.
But the music I'm recording with it right now is a bit different than that :)