whats a best digital keyboard piano around thats $800?
The Yamaha DGX 640 digital piano keyboard offers the full 88-key range of a traditional piano to allow the experienced or novice musician to enjoy playing on a realistic keyboard. When someone embarks on a venture to learn to play the most common instrument, the purchase of this digital piano will provide a similar keyboard feel to the piano. Additional sounds and musical effects keep the student interested in learning all the features of the keyboard while mastering musical techniques.
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What is the best and simplest way to clean your laptop keyboard?
For crumbs get compressed air. It works great. Just go to the office supply store and ask for it. They should have it and its relatively cheap. Then just hook on the little tube to the spray cap and spray away. Just dont get it too close because it will leave little wet marks on the keyboard because it is so cold when it comes out. If you have something sticky I would use clorox wipes or a paper towel with windex on it. It works great!
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i spilled coke on my laptop's keyboard...help.?
In most cases, its not worth trying to clean the keyboard, most of the parts are not really designed for you to pull apart and put back together, not to mention all it takes is one broken piece and the key wo not sit correctly, or stay in place. You would be suprised, but laptop keyboards can be very reasonable to replace. In addition, in most cases, there are only 1-2 screws that need to be removed to replace the entire unit. HP/Compaq, call tech support for a replacement keyboard, or call a local service center. Dell Call 1-800-924-9896 and choose the order option, and then the accessory option, and then the spare part option. Gateway you can order online at mundocorp.sparepartswarehouse.com, I've used both, though you get your best price by going directly to whoever makes the part (IE the company that makes the laptop) Hope it helps.
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Shall I learn the keyboard or guitar?
You do not learn or not learn a instrument because other people You need to decide which you would rather learn, if any Unless your prepared to much some serious time and practice into a instrument, you wo not get far From the sound of it, you wanted to learn the keyboard and only thinking of the guitar due to your mom So I would say go with keyboard P.S. I agree that a lot of people learn the guitar, I would not really say there are more people now then say 20 or 30 years ago. But I would say something like good 90% of people who pick up a guitar will give up. And only a small percent of them ever really get any good. So do not write of the guitar because of guitar hero.
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Keyboard working only when other keys are pressed
Power off the laptop. With it opened out, turn it upside-down and shake it a little bit. Do some crumbs, pet hairs, or such, come out? They could have been interfering with the action of the keys, so it is time to clean the keyboard. With some laptops, it is really easy to carefully take the keyboard out for replacement/cleaning - if you are lucky yours is like that. Note that some people suggest that using compressed air only blows the dirt further in to the computer, some people say that using a vacuum cleaner generates static electricity which can zap the computer. Either way it could cause a new problem, but I do not see any people reporting actual problems from doing either
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Keyboard style
Whilst Taylor's unique piano style drew on the whole of the jazz pallette and considerable influence from classical music, his approach was characterised by a sophisticated and advanced rhythmic and harmonic sensibility. Rhythmically he specialised in asymmetrical meters and in employing "drumming" patterns on the keyboard. Harmonically, he significantly developed and expanded the harmonic vocabulary of musicians such as Bill Evans and Gil Evans. .
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Keyboard lights sometimes stay on after PC is powered off. Why?
I believe it is actually a BIOS feature in some motherboards. In the BIOS, you can make settings that start the computer when a key is pressed on the keyboard. In order for that to work, you need power. (I understand that you already know this.)I think the reason that the lights stay on is because this setting does not control the keyboard specifically, but rather controls the power to it. With the setting enabled, your keyboard never loses power from the time you are using it, to the time you are booting, so I can only assume that the BIOS manufacturers made it so that the keyboard settings do not reset on every software shutdown. I have a computer that does something similar, but my motherboard settings do reset the lights.Perhaps if you wanted to know more, go to your mobo manufacturers website and ask about it