The keyboard used to score Dune 2 is getting more affordable

This strategic move by Expressive E to simplify the Osmose keyboard and lower its price point could broaden its appeal among musicians and producers who may have found the original model too costly. By focusing on the MIDI functionality, the company is likely aiming to capture a larger segment of the market that seeks high-quality controllers without the added expense of built-in synthesis capabilities. However, the remaining price tag still positions it as a premium option, which may limit its accessibility.