Whats a good keyboard to get for someone intermediate?
I used to be a major distributer of Casio. when you have big star musician using them, the keyboard has to be well built and reliable. For the money and quality, you can not go wrong with Casio. It is cheap in price but not in ton quality
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What should I DO to learn to play the keyboard?
Get some note flashcards. (If you do not know where the notes on the keyboard are get a beginner book or look on the internet. After that learning notes should be relatively easy) Do some scales and arpeggios. Start with a C scale, they are easy. Then do a D, E, F, etc. Then get beginners sheet music. After that, things really start to progress
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my keyboard just wont work!!?
Take it back to where you got it. If it is a place that works on computers as well then tell them what it is doing. Sounds to me like you have a short of some sort in the keyboard. If that's the keyboard that came with the computer then it should ot do that. I guess could be a power supply problem. This is something you do not need to fool with yourself
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Any computer programs that act as a synthesizer through the keyboard?
usually if you record audio straight from the keyboard using an audio/usb cable you can get a much more realistic sound than audio/midi from the computer
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How to reduce the noise from a mechanical-switch keyboard?
Even on the laptop the keyboard is mechanical. You mean external. Take it apart to try and make it quiet is not likely to work. Why not just buy a new keyboard for the laptop? You probably paid more for the external Bluetooth.
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Keyboard tablature
A keyboard tablature is a form of musical notation for keyboard instruments. Widely used is some parts of Europe from the 15th century, it co-existed with, and was eventually replaced by modern staff notation in the 18th century. The defining characteristic of the notation type is the use of letters[a] to indicate pitch as well as other symbols for rhythm and other required precisions.
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IBM PC keyboard
The keyboard for IBM PC-compatible computers is standardized. However, during the more than 30 years of PC architecture being frequently updated, many keyboard layout variations have been developed. A well-known class of IBM PC keyboards is the Model M. Introduced in 1984 and manufactured by IBM, Lexmark, Maxi-Switch and Unicomp, the vast majority of Model M keyboards feature a buckling spring key design and many have fully swappable keycaps.
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How to remove a keyboard from a laptop!??
Remove laptop battery. Using a small flat head screwdriver lift up and remove the keyboard bezel. it's where the led can be found. just lift it up Remove the screws securing the keyboard. Lift up the keyboard and flip it upside down Remove the keyboard cable cover. Unlock the connector, pull the keyboard cable from the connector, remove the keyboard. there you go
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Keyboard and trackpad not working, SMC reset seems possible
There's a very simple way to see if this is a software or hardware problem. Power on your machine and hold down Command-V. This is the shortcut for verbose boot. If the keyboard works at boot, but not at a login window, its software. If you cannot perform startup commands properly, it is a hardware issue, as no software is loaded this early in the startup sequence.If it ends up being hardware, possibly a poor cable connections has caused it since the machine was opened recently
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What does the " symbol mean in a keyboard piece when attached to a note?
Check this out.Thumbing is the act of playing with one or both thumbs on the keyboard below the keyboard on which the rest of fingers are playing. This technique was developed in the late 19th century, and fell out of use after 1930. While at first an organist not used to this technique will only be able to use it to play isolated sustained pitches, organists accustomed to this technique are capable of playing moving lines, although the speed possible is less than that of using all five fingers. A composer who wants to use this technique would be wise to spend some time at an organ console to find out what is physically possible as far as the reach of a hand. Failing that, a composer should refer to a piano keyboard to verify that the requested hand positions are comfortably possible. When notating a passage using this technique, one should place the notes to be thumbed on a separate staff between the "right hand" and "left hand" staves. One should also mark the notes to be thumbed with a "" symbol.