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#4248 - 01/29/04 04:17 AM
Re: Bought a Juno 106
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Registered: 07/25/00
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Loc: Laguna Beach, California, Unit...
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I have been in the backround readingto seehow this would develop. Firstly Paul, I was joking when I said I remembered the delivery room, However, That is the scenario for the newborn, typically. I am sure Ed will agree with me in that playing a piano which is a strung Harp instrument (take a Harp and lay it flat (sideways)and hook up a felt hammer mechanical system to it (keyboard) and whalla, there you have it, a piano. (for the most part)) is for sure an instrument that you rythmically strike and play with several hand techniques so for sure a piano is played. Depending on the patch and features of a keyboard, it can be possibly played almost the same way, OR a keyboard can be setup to play a sequence of notes for you to a certain extent or chords/ sounds, ect. While you are having a keyboard do things like this for you, you are not exactly playing anymore like a piano. Now you are beginning to OPERATE the electronic musical instrument. Too many people out there are thinking that it is easier than a piano because it can "play for you". Play for you my ass is what I say! No synth will play shit unless you are able to OPERATE it.Pianos are only played and keyboard synths are played and or operated. That's not the only way either, it can be triggered in so many ways. You said that you have begun playing chords. That is great.Just make sure that your hand is in the proper position to play the chord. It will make it much easier in the long run. When you play a chord, also learn to play its inversion too.Slowly things will begin to make more sense.
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