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Opening post by tagado

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Hi, I have just started studying piano after years of playing the accordion (Paolo Soprani 80B). Currently, I am studying with a non-weighted Gem keyboard. I must switch to a weighted one (on my teacher's strong advice). I was thinking of purchasing a YAMAHA P95. I am asking the whole community if this is a keyboard that would be suitable for me, being a beginner, considering the budget I have planned. Does anyone know it? Are there other brands I could consider?

Thanks to anyone who will answer. Hi everyone!

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Reply 2 by Thesimon

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Hi, welcome...

Technical questions in the appropriate sections in the future; since you are new this time, I will answer you here.

The P95 is an unpretentious keyboard. What can I say? I bought it to prepare for my piano diploma by playing at night when I couldn't play on the grand piano (so as not to disturb the neighbors).

If I was able to prepare my diploma with it, I believe you will be able to start playing on it. Of course, don't expect to feel like you are on an acoustic piano... Especially mechanically, it leaves much to be desired... But for a start, it might be okay.

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Reply 3 by pianoexpert

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rocca di papa

Welcome. Of course, the acoustic piano is another thing entirely. Digital can serve for studying during the "silent hours," but one must keep in mind the reference of the acoustic "sound." Bye

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Reply 4 by Masterdj

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Good morning, I am Claudio and I have just registered on the Piano Concerto forum.

For 30 years I have been involved in music ... as an engineer, I DJ, and in my free time I go to my small recording studio and record local bands.

I would like to enrich my professional background, because I am of the opinion that one never stops learning.

my equipment: ( I won't list everything otherwise it would take a whole day )

Imac I7 27 inches with 8 GB ram with Logic pro 9

Motu Traveller mk3 audio interface

Korg SY 77 keyboard,

various expanders ... Alesis D4, Korg 05/RW, S550, Spx II, Lexicon, etc etc

Microphones: Newmann A87i, AKG C1000S, Shure SM57, various panoramics etc etc

hoping to learn something new.

Thank you and good work.

Claudio

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Reply 8 by misterholamont

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good evening. I hope I have identified the right window to introduce myself.

My name is Andrea, I am a classical pianist diverted... like many others.. where???? and who knows.

For now, I have purchased a Mac and I finally managed to install Logic.. I don't even know myself why I am going in that direction, but I know for certain that it is what I currently desire. I became part of this community precisely because I came across YouTube video tutorials on how to use Logic, and I must say they are extremely useful and clear. The end of the fourth lesson concluded with an invitation to subscribe to this forum and, once I viewed your site, it seemed very interesting to me. Furthermore, I foresee problems with my Mac and Logic and I hope you can be of help to me, just as I, for my part, will try to be useful to you. I have experience as a solo pianist, accompanist pianist, organist, teacher, and music therapist. At your disposal! greetings to all

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