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Gayret
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this is my first post A Q about Digital keyboard ?
on: March 29, 2004, 03:07:43 AM
Hi everybody,
Recently i bought a Digital Yamaha keyboard
i only can play a few basic sons which i learned 5 years ago, after that i didn't practice at all because i was so busy with my Med school . i only like to master electronic keyboard from basic to intermediate level. can anybody here can advise me how to start !
i am thinking to buy a softwear for this that i can study by myself i heard there are some very good video lectures on CD they teach how to play but on the market there are so many so plzzzz
advice me which one i should spend my money for or how can i improve myself i also have to learn to read music sh*t .
thank you very much!
God bless you all.
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faulty_damper
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Re: this is my first post A Q about Digital keyboa
Reply #1 on: March 29, 2004, 05:07:45 AM
Does your Yammie have a LCD readout? Does it have software built into it that can teach (to a certain degree)?
Even if you can't read very well, you can still develop some identification skills. You should go to the music store and find the childrens books. Some adults would refuse to pick up these books because, well, it was designed for the under 10 age group... and because they don't want to look at cartoon drawings... and their ego won't allow them to be caught using them...
Those books help with tempo, which is really important.
Also helps with note identification.
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