Piano Forum
Piano Board => Instruments => Topic started by: ustun on November 20, 2013, 02:44:48 PM
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Hello,
I'm a beginner piano student and planning to buy a digital to my home for practicing. I have a basic home studio with monitors, audio interface and a good computer. So, for a realistic piano experience I can buy a full size master keyboard with hammer action and a good piano sample - I'm planning to buy Imperfect Sample's Fazioli Ebony Concert Grand Complete Edition and a Yamaha KX8- or a digital piano -I don't have any knowledge about them so I appreciate any recommendations -. I'm not after the most realistic piano sound but after a realistic piano feeling so which would do it better, any opinions?
Thanks!
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There are tons of threads here on this very topic. Check them out.
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The Kawai VPC1 is made for just your situation. Nice keyboard feel. Produces no sound ... it's meant to be attached to a computer running piano software.
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I purchased a Casio CDP-120 about a year ago and the touch is very realistic compared to what has been available for around $400-500 in years past. And the sampling is very decent as well. I bought mine at a Guitar Center and was very pleased even amazed on trying it out.
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I checked the forum before writing here but just couldn't find the right thread, so if I duplicated, sorry for that.
Kawai VPC1 looks really amazing but it's not available in my country - Turkey - unfortunately.
I'll try to find the Casio CDP-120 and try it in the store.
I'd be glad to hear other recommendations though.
Thanks!