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06 Jul 2011, 2:38 pm
After failing miserably in the member'sonlydiscussion...
All I care about is that it is 88 keys, comes with a jazz organ setting, comes with a sustain pedal and has built in reverb.
I can't wait for it. D:<
It has midi and line outs too. :3
I also got 3 sets of d'addario baritone uke strings. I've had three strings on it for far too long.
06 Jul 2011, 4:21 pm
Jonsi wrote:
Jonsi, what make/brand is that?
I have no musical talent, but I'd like to get some. I was thinking of buying a full-sized keyboard (which is 88 keys, right?) so I could practice at home without driving my neighbours nuts. Preferably, one as piano-like as possible. I'd also like to learn the cello, but that will have to wait until I have no neighbours at all!
06 Jul 2011, 4:25 pm
i had this bought for me today, because i'm a moody b***h.
06 Jul 2011, 4:26 pm
06 Jul 2011, 4:31 pm
pratchettfan wrote:
Jonsi wrote:
Jonsi, what make/brand is that?
I have no musical talent, but I'd like to get some. I was thinking of buying a full-sized keyboard (which is 88 keys, right?) so I could practice at home without driving my neighbours nuts. Preferably, one as piano-like as possible. I'd also like to learn the cello, but that will have to wait until I have no neighbours at all!
It is a Williams Allegro 88-Key Digital Piano.
That one specifically is found here (Click!) but I think you should start out on a 61-key piano if you aren't sure whether you're going to stick with it, as it's a lot easier to work with less octaves. But for as piano-like as possible, you're looking at maybe $500+ (Mine's like 300 something dollars). Those ones come with stands, built in pedals and higher quality keys. I got mine for use as a midi controller as well as an instrument, so mine is a little more portable.
I suggest taking up the piano before the cello, as you'll get ear training while learning the piano, and that comes in handy. :D Especially with instruments in the viol family such as the cello. If you have one nearby, I'd go to an instrument store for more information, as they tend to have a lot more knowledge on this than I do.
OneStepBeyond wrote:
very nice jonsi
Ty. :D The two-week wait will surely kill me...
06 Jul 2011, 4:36 pm
Jonsi wrote:
OneStepBeyond wrote:
very nice jonsi
Ty.
The two-week wait will surely kill me...youch
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06 Jul 2011, 5:01 pm
I have crochet hooks and yarn coming my way. I'm sure y'all are excited to see pictures.
