Keytars may have reached the height of their popularity in the 1980s, but don’t tell that to the Internet. If you do, it’ll probably shred you to death with synth sounds and finger tapping, all from the comfort of its own bedroom or home studio.
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On the internet, the keytar is alive and well. Urlesque has rounded up the best keytar solos to prove it.
But one set of dulcet tones to sate thine ears, courtesy of Dragonforce’s Vadim Pruzhanov and Sonata Arctica’s Henrik Klingenberg:
See 14 more epic keytar solos at Urlesque.
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