In a week, our local shop (which I visited yesterday) will receive some more Casios. It has lightweight keyboard which does not hurt my fingers
Now, casio px-160 is the most appropriate choice for me because of these must-have requirements: It is newer and has different cool features, but keyboards is the most important thing for me right now. Ok, for now I decided not to buy casio px-s1000, because I've tried it yesterday and I didn't like its keyboard (it is much harder to press near the panel of piano, probably because of small piano size). I will try to find a piano teacher, but If I failed to find one, what links would you recommend me to start from (video, books, apps, etc)? I didn't play anything except this ES61 keyboard. But may be because there are hard springs in this instrument.
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May be it is because I don't know how to play properly. My fingers are not very strong and when I play on my M-AUDIO Keystation ES61 Midi keyboard for some time (let's say a couple of hours and more), I feel like tiredness, especially in the left little finger. The opinions of people who have some experience with this model are especially appreciated.Ģ. How critical are these two points for a newbie who are not planning to play classic music on a real grand piano in the future but would like to play pop songs of different difficulty and speed. Since it is very slim digital piano, it is harder to press keys near the piano panel (I don't know if it is true but I believe it is).ġ. There are videos on Youtube proving that weight of black keys is less than the weight of white keys.Ģ. It looks like it fits all my requirements, but.ġ. I have been choosing for about a couple of weeks. Usb port to connect to computer and play using Pianoteq. I would like to find digital piano within 550 euro with most comfortable key action within this price.
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