I have a yamaha p-250 which I think is a fantastic instrument. It has recently been replaced with the cp300 which is identical to the 250 with a few more bells and whistles. I have played on the p-120 and it is very close to the p-250 in touch. The reason I went with the 250 is because of it's great rep and more voices. If you are buying a keyboard strictly for piano, the 120 is the best choice
Your old keyboard is obviously non touch sensitive. Most of new keyboards come with touch control that you can set on any sensitivity level you want. -- -- Serge Stodolnik. Production Music for Film/advertisement/production libraries/multimedia/web sites. http://www.subverted.com http://www.myspace.com/stodolnik http://www.youtube.com/ssmusic214 E-MAIL: sergestodolnik@NO SPAM tx.rr
>I want to record some music for jazz band but do not have a group to do it. Can I hire someone to sequence the music and record it using high-quality sampling software (Gigastudio or other)? Does anyone know any company or person that would do this? Thanks, Jeffrey (please post reply rather than e-mailing) I am assuming that you have a composed piece already. You did not say if
In article <41962f7f-38d1-487b-ab68-4c0a17249559@d42g2000prb.googlegroups.com>, "BestStudentViolins.com" <SunMusicStrings@gmail.com> wrote: I'm a little surprised. It was brought to my attention that pretty much all the Suzuki materials are available for download, for free, online. Here's the initial page: http://www.4shared.com/ I looked at this stuff until I got
Joel, Again, I appreciate your taking time to instruct a newcomer. I have spent hours following up on different points that you raised in your reply. I need to back up a bit and say that I am working on a Mac Mini, giving me the option of working in Mac OS or Windows XP. I have been experimenting with GarageBand. Your posts give me the feeling that its inconvenient little work-arounds
