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This post has been edited by bpwx: Feb 4 2024, 03:02 AM

u can get that with casio brand ...

yeah it's possible to self-taught, especially with so many infos available on the web

i second that +1

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This post has been edited by bpwx: Feb 4 2024, 03:03 AM

depends on what u plan to play actually. i'm familiar with yamaha so it has several modes which are very handy (but maybe all brands also can do same la )
-full-finger chord
-one-finger chord - just need one finger for major chords, 2 fingers for minor
-split mode (left/right different sound - good for bass & rhythm)
-normal mode - all keys for one sound (good for piano)
layered sound - can mix 2 sounds (example piano + strings)
check also it got midi in/out or usb for connection to a computer (this is a must for me)
if u like the feel of a real piano then u need to buy weighted key. for me i don't really mind with or without this feature (not to mention that it is more expensive