Hello ladies and gentlemen~

I just bought myself a keyboard recently.... Love it soooo much. I want it to last as long as possible.

Therefore, i would like to ask all of you here for some tips of taking care of a keyboard.


Thanks

that is nice..... taking care would be :- no water please, get a lightning arrestor, dont drop, get a dust cover, dust as frequent as possible.

as long as possible, well life expectancy of any digital/electronic related is usually shorter than acoustics. but there are exceptional cases, where they do last very long time :- ) hv fun...

My keyboard actually got wet before.. my roof was leaking that time.. luckily it's okay

Yeah, good but probably have to improve on the audio and video system though.

hello. i've been interested to play the piano since small but never got the chance/money to do so.

I have a keyboard at home (with lesser keys), and i cant really play it, lol. I was thinking to get piano lessons but it's out of my budget since i'm still a student.

Do you guys think it's possible to learn how to play piano without attending the class? I'd love to learn from someone but nobody would teach for free. (practical and theory lessons) I tried on youtube but it's very hard for me to follow. :/

I'm 20 this year btw.

get a bf/gf who can play piano

hey fellow keyboardist, just wanna know whether is it possible to extend the 'output' port of a keyboard? For example, if i were to perform on stage, and i need to connect my keyboard to the amplifier and a monitor, i need two ports. But my keyboard has only 1 port.

Is there anything like "port splitter"? or something like that?

Thanks XD

helllo! no fans of scott joplin/ ragtime music here? i love his pieces.. mainly The Original Rags.. Maple Leaf Rag.. and so much more <3

gotten my grade8 back when i was in high school and too lazy to touch the piano since i picked up the guitar

hello there! just bought a Yamaha DGX230. learnt in class using that same model; i just love the grand piano sound.

but the options available are just mind boggling... in a good way though.

Is it too late for a 28y/o to learn piano casually?

music is suppose to be fun...

no, never too late to learn at any age ....

haha i remember the time i was asked to teach someone how to play a couple of songs in the piano. a few months later she became my gf

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Added on August 19, 2011, 11:43 amno bro. never too late

This post has been edited by brownman90561495: Aug 19 2011, 11:43 AM

hey...im a new people here...i juz wan to know tht how far the yamaha's DGX-640 can reach for abrsm's exam?? can it reach grade 8?? thanks!!!!

http://usa.yamaha.com/products/musical-i...ion/?mode=model

hey! i'm also a piano learner, add me to the clan! XD

New and better quality.. first time posting modern music XD

you can learn by urself, but i'll be hard. Besides, u might learned a wrong method. Its best if u could attend piano class.
If u really wanna learn theory, i suggest Lina Ng's theory text book, cause there are explainations but less exercise.
Try approach any of ur music friends to help guide u too.
HOpe this helps

That is the model that I wanted before I actually bought my Digital Piano.
Anyway I think you might be able to gain some insights from this thread

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1709677/+20

Answer directly to your question will be a NO I guess.
I am a newbie too

Despite being 25, I am taking what a beginner class to be considered =)
I played for like the past 3 years, but without a good fundamental.. you just cant go far..

Just bite the bullet and start from fundamental again.. Just to realise kids song is nice too

hey guys! quick question. does anyone know a jamming studio that provides keyboards? along with the usual drums, guitars and bass and stuff? KL/selangor area. thanks

edit: nevermind, i think this is the wrong place to ask sorry!

This post has been edited by CreamCracker: Aug 22 2011, 05:22 PM