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<div>[[Image:Keytar.jpg|right|thumb|100px|A [[Yamaha SHS-10]] keytar]]<br />
The '''Keytar''' or '''Gui-Board''' is the name given to the [[musical keyboard]] [[synthesizer]] that is fashioned into the shape of a [[guitar]] ('''Key'''board + Gui'''tar'''/'''Gui'''tar+key'''board''') which often includes a strap so that it can be played on stage and will not limit the musician to being stationary as is the case with conventional keyboards and synths.<br />
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Originally the creation of guitarist [[Steve Masakowski]] the keytar was commercially introduced in [[1978]] as the [[Moog Liberation]]. Keytars were made popular in the [[1980s]] by [[hair band]]s, [[synthpop]] and [[New Wave music|New Wave]] groups. The changing trends in music brought the keytar out of popularity shortly thereafter. However, the keytar has recently made a bit of a comeback in the [[Indie]] culture, notably including some [[Canadian]] bands such as [[Fun 100]] and [[The All-Purpose Voltage Heroes]].<br />
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Keytars for the most part can only be found used. It is important to properly differentiate between a genuine keytar and a toy, as some children's toys are manufactured in the same shape as a keytar. An important difference between the two is that children's toys in the shape of keyboards and keytars generally feature one- or two-note [[polyphony]], whereas more professional models allow one to play many notes at once.<br />
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Features on the instrument include but are not limited to [[pitch (music)|pitch]] bends, [[vibrato]], [[portamento]], and sustain.<br />
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[[Yamaha Corporation|Yamaha]] was well-known as a keytar manufacturer.<br />
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'''List of Keytars'''<br />
*[[Casio AZ-1]]<br />
*[[Roland AX-1]]<br />
*[[Roland AX-7]]<br />
*[[Roland AXIS]]<br />
*[[Roland SH-101]]<br />
*[[Moog Liberation]]<br />
*[[Yamaha SHS-10]]<br />
*[[Yamaha SHS-200]]<br />
*[[Yamaha KX5]]<br />
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'''Alternate Names for the Keytar'''<br />
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*Keytar, Keyboard Guitar<br />
*Guiboard or Gui-board<br />
*Pitar ('''Pi'''ano + Gui'''tar''')<br />
*Rock Keyboard<br />
*Remote Keyboard<br />
*Portable Keyboard<br />
*Belly-Synth<br />
*Synth Guitar (not to be confused with [[MIDI Guitar]])<br />
*Master Keyboard (as most were used as MIDI controllers)<br />
*Strap-On (often followed by 'MIDI Controller' or 'Keyboard' to avoid confusion with the [[sex toy]] of the same name)<br />
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'''Notable musicians that implemented Keytars:'''<br />
* [[Chick Corea]]<br />
* [[Wang Chung]]<br />
* [[Jacky Yau]]<br />
* [[Jean Michel Jarre]]<br />
*[[Thomas Dolby]]<br />
*[[Jan Hammer]]<br />
*[[Prince (musician)|Prince]]<br />
*[[Devo]]<br />
*[[Wayne Famous of the Producers]]<br />
*[[Stevie Spice]] (of [[2 Skinnee J's]])<br />
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'''New musicians using the Keytar:'''<br />
*[[Showbread]]<br />
*[[Mr. Pacman]]<br />
*[[Infinity Minus One]]<br />
*[[fun 100]]<br />
*[[Mutemath]]<br />
*[[Don Philippo]]<br />
*[[Jondi Mac]]<br />
*[[The Anix]]<br />
*[[IQU]]<br />
*[[The Doodlebops]]<br />
*[[Eyes to Space]]<br />
*[[The Epoxies]]<br />
*[[Disco Biscuits]]<br />
*[[Surferosa]]<br />
*[[Ben Folds]]<br />
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<div>Hi. Are you Paul Paquette? [[User:172.196.189.85|172.196.189.85]] 23:09, 2 Dec 2004 (UTC)<br />
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<div>Hi. Are you Paul Paquette? [[User:172.196.189.85|172.196.189.85]] 23:09, 2 Dec 2004 (UTC)<br />
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<div>* [[Arrowhead]] - A [[Canadian]] rock band, featuring singer [[Jessice Paquette]], and actor/drummer [[Paul Paquette]].<br />
* [[Arrowhead_(Arrow)|Arrowhead]] - the point of an [[Arrow]].<br />
* [[Arrowhead, California]] - A place name derived from an arrowhead-shaped geologic formation in the [[San Bernardino Mountains]] in southern [[California]].<br />
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<div>* [[Arrowhead]] - A [[Canadian]] rock band, featuring singer [[Jessice Paquette]], and actor/drummer [[Paul Paquette].<br />
* [[Arrowhead_(Arrow)|Arrowhead]] - the point of an [[Arrow]].<br />
* [[Arrowhead, California]] - A place name derived from an arrowhead-shaped geologic formation in the [[San Bernardino Mountains]] in southern [[California]].<br />
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