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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: Starr Keys[ 10. Peyton. It is nice to hear you slow down your cascade of sound from the speed of light of super intelligent space travel to a vibration more sustainable by the human heart. The sadness of loss seemed to have bee
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Yeah, there's no standard definition for polyphony, so it may or may not be the case that each key uses multiple counts of polyphony. However, even if each key used several, we are a long way away from 128 or 256 polyphony. Polyphony is basically
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: chessmanThanks as always guys. So far, I have established the following: Whichever voice I select on the p105, a piano voice still plays through my computer speakers. Both the piano speakers and the keyboard speakers play at t
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Adult Beginners Forum
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TwoSnowflakes. Great scales (mine are like oatmeal, a bit lumpy)
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Pianist Corner
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All hail YouTube. There were several videos on there for how to reduce hand tension, keeping compact and low, economy of movement, etc. From people who seemed to know what they were talking about. I mean, not that these are revolutionary concepts,
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Given that no one has truly specified the meaning of the term as applied to digital pianos ... I think the term really means nothing at all. But salesmen will pitch anything that sounds impressive, truth be damned. No doubt they'll be touting 512 po
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Adult Beginners Forum
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34. Mr Super-Hunky: An Enchanted Journey I like your composition. You named it well too. It strikes me as inocent and joyful with relaxed mood. 35. xorbe: Miyazawa Yukino IV (piano) from Kareshi Kanojo no Jijou I'm impressed that you were able t
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Originally Posted By: emeneltonOn my Kawai ES6, if I depress silently the keys an octave and a 12th above a note I strike, those samples will sound. They will, but I don't think they are samples. I think they are modelled frequencies so they don't
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Piano Tuner-Technicians Forum
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Gabriel Weireich's response was fascinating. Especially this part: "...(1) my analysis gives no preference as to direction, i.e. the shift is as likely to be up as down, whereas you say that the “coupled frequency” is always lower than the
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Composer's Lounge
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Hand written scores are great and a rare few folks are able to make these look quite professional. However, if it is consuming time that you are worried about, then I don't think there is any other option than to learn a notation software. Particular
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: wouter79 55. Sam Rose piece:Frederic Chopin , Ecossaises, Op.72 No.3, No 1 in D major technical: clipping: no balance L/R: ok noise: no bass: no real deep bass notes here. depth of field: ok piano sound: very nice I compare
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Composer's Lounge
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In Measure 25 and 29, you have a big jump and an accent in beat 1. I don't see how this could still be in the same long slur you have written in. The slur between 11 and 12 - You have a slur that is landing and beginning on the same note, which woul
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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On my Kawai ES6, if I depress silently the keys an octave and a 12th above a note I strike, those samples will sound.
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: TwoSnowflakesWho wants to hear scales??? Yes, boooring, but I can't tell you how frightened I am just to put this up. Yikes. With age does not come courage, I guess. And I only just started back three weeks ago after a 25 ye
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Pianist Corner
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In your initial post you mentioned anxiety and nervousness as being part of your issue with tension, but it hasn't been mentioned again in subsequent comments. I am left wondering to what extent your mental state could be a cause, as well as a sympt
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: peterws52 StarrKeys - A complex tne methinks, for drinking to. (there`s a lot o` this on this forum ha ha) AND you sing . . .well! Not surprising since the lyrics were written by an alcoholic, but not catty. . . he!
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Pianist Corner - Non Classical
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buddy, you can call it whatever you want, made or created would apply just as well. you can listen to it or you can not listen to it. i figure since it's all done on a keyboard and has a keyboard solo why not post it here in the non-classical sectio
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Thanks to everybody who replied, I really appreciate the feedback. Unfortunately I couldn't afford the CLP-440 so I decided to go with the CLP-430 and I'm extremely satisfied with it so far. It felt kind of stiff at first compared to the store mode
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Alfred crotot has an commentary introduction to Chopin,s "not too difficult" piece, mazurka op 67 no.2 and polonaise op 40 and few other pieces.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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Was wondering if it's possible to use Garage Band to record Galaxy Vintage D? If so, anybody know how to bring Vintage D into Garage Band? If not doable, can you recommend a free or inexpensive software to accomplish recording Vintage D? Thanks.
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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It's probably true that pianos with resonance simulation do use extra tone generators, but this is only audible where the arrangement is of delicate single tones. But a lack of voices due to a mere 128 total rather than 256 would only kick in with he
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Adult Beginners Forum
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I think it says a lot about him that most of the easier Chopin pieces are posthumous...he didn't work them ready for publication by making them harder to play Anyway, the preludes 4, 6, 7, 20 are not too difficult (but I agree that Chopin simply d
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Pianist Corner
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Originally Posted By: landorrano I'd definitely like to get those Einstein types together and interbreed them. If there aren't any female specimens, no problem, ce n'est pas grave,I'll just clone 'em. I'll create a race of super-beings, and I wi
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Digital Pianos - Synths & Keyboards
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I thought polyphony applied to how many individual notes a sound generator can process at any given point in time. If you are outputting more notes than what the processor can handle then some notes will drop out. I never heard of polyphony referri
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Adult Beginners Forum
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Originally Posted By: TeodorDone, lesson over. I did well. I had my focus most of the time, all the pieces were played from the beginning to the end this time with no major issues. I'm pleased. Oh no! That's no fun! How can we give advice if ever
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