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Post by kentaku_sama Mon Dec 08, 2008 4:44 am

Sorry, I thought I've been playing for 2 years, but actually haven't. I went to a music store the other day to buy a book on harmony, they didn't have a single one! All they had were beginners books like my piano teacher gives me and song books! So I saw that they had a bunch of brand new digital pianos in there. So I tried some out. The guy working there who was helping us look at it, said I was really good. When I told him I had been playing for like 6 months he was Amazed Shocked. And said that I was so natural for such a short experience of playing. He was awesome player and had been playing for 6 years. So actually I hadn't touched a piano until I got a keyboard last Christmas. So yeah, it's like one year. Razz Don't know if I'm special or not. But my dad said the way my fingers know automatically where to go, that it was kind of creepy. LOL lol! Speaking of which, the digital piano we looked at was a Yamaha CLP, I believe. It had weighted keys with touch, resonance, 12 voicings, and sounded almost exact to a grand piano. Also came with pedals of a grand that were very comfortable. It was only $1500.00!!
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Post by pianohama Mon Dec 08, 2008 4:52 am

Im happy that you like playing the piano Smile
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Post by Thomandy Mon Dec 08, 2008 5:45 am

kentaku_sama wrote:Sorry, I thought I've been playing for 2 years, but actually haven't. I went to a music store the other day to buy a book on harmony, they didn't have a single one! All they had were beginners books like my piano teacher gives me and song books! So I saw that they had a bunch of brand new digital pianos in there. So I tried some out. The guy working there who was helping us look at it, said I was really good. When I told him I had been playing for like 6 months he was Amazed Shocked. And said that I was so natural for such a short experience of playing. He was awesome player and had been playing for 6 years. So actually I hadn't touched a piano until I got a keyboard last Christmas. So yeah, it's like one year. Razz Don't know if I'm special or not. But my dad said the way my fingers know automatically where to go, that it was kind of creepy. LOL lol! Speaking of which, the digital piano we looked at was a Yamaha CLP, I believe. It had weighted keys with touch, resonance, 12 voicings, and sounded almost exact to a grand piano. Also came with pedals of a grand that were very comfortable. It was only $1500.00!!

Nice compliment to get SmileSmile I got myself a Yamaha CLP 240 in April, and I love it Smile It was closer to 3000$ though, but the CLP-Series are pretty good. If you can get one, you should Smile

I have also played for one year, soon Smile I guess we have something in common then Smile
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Post by kentaku_sama Mon Dec 08, 2008 6:05 am

Can I ask you a question, The piano I looked at had like 12 sound buttons but are there sub sounds for those buttons?

Also, I believe that piano had the best touch in key weight I've ever felt! Smile
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Post by Thomandy Mon Dec 08, 2008 7:09 am

kentaku_sama wrote:Can I ask you a question, The piano I looked at had like 12 sound buttons but are there sub sounds for those buttons?

Also, I believe that piano had the best touch in key weight I've ever felt! Smile

On my Piano, which is a CLP 240. There are 14 to begin with.

1: There is a button that changes the sounds slightly (+14)
2: You can mix every single one with another (+14)
3: After a mix, you can use the same button to change the sound some more! (+14)

= 56 different sounds, some changes more than other.

But I almost Never use them actually, I thought I was gona miss those 100 I had on my keyboard, but I really dont Razz
Even 14 is more than I need!! Smile But I got a Grand-Sound that I havent recorded with yet! Smile Im not sure how that will sound, I have stayed safe and only recorded with my Regular piano sound Smile
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Post by pianohama Mon Dec 08, 2008 4:39 pm

My digital piano is a yamaha dgx 620. it has around 600 sounds to use. It's quite fun to play around with. the grand piano sound is epic
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Post by Thomandy Mon Dec 08, 2008 6:09 pm

pianohama wrote:My digital piano is a yamaha dgx 620. it has around 600 sounds to use. It's quite fun to play around with. the grand piano sound is epic

And a Yamaha dgx 620 is cheap also!(ca 1000$) So if the sound of the Piano is fair, then that might be a good deal for you kentaku if you are interested in lots of keyboardsounds Smile
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Post by kentaku_sama Tue Dec 09, 2008 4:54 am

Oh not really, I would rather have less sounds and more realistic piano sound. I just like the harpsichord and guitar and stuff Smile I was just curious.
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Post by Thomandy Tue Dec 09, 2008 4:58 am

kentaku_sama wrote:Oh not really, I would rather have less sounds and more realistic piano sound. I just like the harpsichord and guitar and stuff Smile I was just curious.

Okay, I see Smile Yeah, I feel the same. If you are serious about piano, you dont need and probably wont be very interested in playing around with all these toysounds. I think Andrew mentions this in a lesson actually, not sure though.

I like the strings, since piano and strings sounds very nice! Smile
Been forever since I used it though Razz hehe

And you probably Like Bach?? Then the Harpsichord really is a nice feature! Smile
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Post by kentaku_sama Tue Dec 09, 2008 7:32 am

Well I like most of Bach, some organ music is strange, so yeah I like the harpsichord. Then again it has church organ on it so you can play Bach's organ music as well Razz Piano and strings combo is awesome. Right now I'm learning the Turkish march by Mozart, it was probably originaly on a harpsichord just because of how fast it is. I just think it fits a harpsichord well. Does it have a clavichord? Those sound nice too. The only person out of many that I've asked that knows even what a clavichord is my piano teacher, though she dosen't know what a harpsichord is!! LOL It be nice to have a real harpsi or clavi, I don't know. I just love instruments with double keyboards. Smile
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Post by Thomandy Tue Dec 09, 2008 3:13 pm

kentaku_sama wrote:Well I like most of Bach, some organ music is strange, so yeah I like the harpsichord. Then again it has church organ on it so you can play Bach's organ music as well Razz Piano and strings combo is awesome. Right now I'm learning the Turkish march by Mozart, it was probably originaly on a harpsichord just because of how fast it is. I just think it fits a harpsichord well. Does it have a clavichord? Those sound nice too. The only person out of many that I've asked that knows even what a clavichord is my piano teacher, though she dosen't know what a harpsichord is!! LOL It be nice to have a real harpsi or clavi, I don't know. I just love instruments with double keyboards. Smile

Yeah. Bach is cool. I want to learn a real piece from him someday Smile

So you are learning Turksih March Smile Thats a great piece. I play it aswell, but it is not polished at the moment!
And yeah, my piano got Clavichord aswell Smile It would be fun to try a real Harpsichord or play at a church Wink
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