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2. Tips On Buying Keyboards And Digital Pianos
There are so many keyboards and digital pianos on the
market today. How does one make a selection? Here are a
few tips to help you choose one that meets your needs.
1. How much can you afford?
With such a wealth of keyboards available, a working person
shouldn't have a problem finding one that fits their budget.
Low priced keyboards are all over. But this doesn't mean that
you should settle for anything. As the old adage goes, you
usually get what you pay for. Usually the more money you
invest, the greater the returns.
2. Do you need weighted action or synth action.
Weighted action means that the keyboard comes with heavy
(weighted) keys and feels like an acoustic piano. You need
some muscle to play such keyboards. If you're a trained
pianist or you want to develop your piano skills a weighted
keyboard would be better suited.
Synth action would mean lighter keys. You can usually play
faster and easier with a synth action keyboard. Are you
gonna be playing synthy and techno stuff? Then synth action
is what you need.

3. 3. How many keys do you need?
You have a choice between 88, 76, 61, 49, 37, 25 keys, and
even less. Your choice should be based on your needs and
circumstances. For instance, players doing stuff that requires
a small range, like samples, only need a few keys. 76 keys are
usually best for quality synth action. But if you're into stuff
like sound development you can't afford to work with
anything short of 88 keys.
4. Do you need an onboard sequencer?
You need to avoid duplication. If you're already sequencing
on your computer you don't want to pay for a keyboard that
comes with a sequencer. You may never use it. An onboard
sequencer is more important when you're working without a
computer.
5. Consider whether you need a workstation.
Workstations perform so many functions. These include
everything from sequencing, to sampling, to effects, and
mixing. Again you should avoid duplication. If you're already
doing all that on your computer, you probably don't need to
pay extra for a workstation. Don't buy features that you
already have. But a workstation is an incredible and
necessary tool when a computer is not in the mix.

4. 6. Importance of velocity and aftertouch features.
Ensure that your keyboard comes with velocity and
aftertouch features. Velocity refers to how the sound
responds to the amount of pressure applied to the keys (how
quickly keys are pushed down). While aftertouch deals with
the control data that is generated by pressing down the keys
after they have reached and are resting on the keybed.
7. Will you be gigging or not.
If you'll be carrying your keyboard from gig to gig, durability
should be an important consideration. What material is
used? A hard case should come in handy for protection. The
weight of your keyboard is also part of the picture; unless you
don't mind the hassles of carrying a heavy keyboard or digital
piano from one gig to another.
You should be able to find a keyboard easily online. You can
order one that suits your needs today. Some of the best
music keyboard and digital piano prices can be found on the
Internet. You even get free shipping to your door.

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