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Offline keyboard_hero

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Keyboards..
on: July 29, 2007, 12:48:37 AM
Can they be considered pianos on here? It is the only thing I have close to a piano right now. I'm getting an an upright soon though. I'm going to need help on how to tune that.

And I was looking at the music they have offered here and its all classical. I don't play classical. I'm all rock and light rock. Is that OK?

Does anyone else have guitars on here? I have an Electric and an acoustic.

Thanks

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Offline wotgoplunk

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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #1 on: July 29, 2007, 01:05:25 AM
Look at the forum title, and see where you went wrong  ;)

But in response, get someone to tune it for you.

'Course it's okay. Most people who play the piano play Classical, that's all.

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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #2 on: July 29, 2007, 01:33:02 AM
Thanks. I'll just wait until I get my piano to post then. LoL.
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Offline lichristine

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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #3 on: July 29, 2007, 02:40:21 AM
yay another person for rock!
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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #4 on: July 29, 2007, 03:13:52 AM
Hey I used to play a lot of rock guitar too!  I was mostly a metalhead, learned the fundamentals of Em palm muting off Metallica ;D

It was a lot of fun getting up on stage, some of my fondest memories are of screwed up performances, jamming out in basements with the little crowd singing because our singer vanished.

Keyboards aren't my favorite, they feel completely different and don't have the nuance of actual strings...  But they're portable!

So what music do you play?

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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #5 on: July 29, 2007, 03:36:55 PM
yay another person for rock!

LoL!


Keyboards aren't my favorite, they feel completely different and don't have the nuance of actual strings... But they're portable!

So what music do you play?

I love my keyboards! And Guitars! LoL I have 2 of each. A concermate 7 octave and a yahama 5 octave. Guitars I have Fender Starcaster (not a strat some begineers guitar)(started 6 months ago) and an Acoustic that I just got!

I've taught myself everything I know about piano within the last year and I think I'm getting pretty good. And I've also taught myself everyting I know about gutiar since X-mas.

What music do I play..For Keyboard its rock and light rock as I think I mentioned. Mainly Five for Fighting, and other free sheet music I can get for free in the internet. LoL. For guitar jezze lots of stuff, no full songs though since its hard to do without a band. Thunderstuck, Crazy Train, Rock you like a Hurricane, Hold on Loosely, Jessies Girl, The Final Countdown, Day Tripper, Birthday (Beatles song), to many to name. LoL.
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Re: Keyboards..
Reply #6 on: July 29, 2007, 06:39:14 PM
No trivium or priest or slayer? ;)


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