73 or 76 keys should be enough to handle about 98% of your playing and is nice if you plan to take it to band practice or gigs. You might be able to snag one on Craigslist for $200 or so.Īs far as the number of keys 61 kinda stinks for piano. Same hammer action keyboard and lightweight package with a good sample and 32 note polyphony. If money is tight, look for a used Casio PX110 or 310, the previous generation. With it you get 128 note polyphony, a good piano sample, 88 good weighted keys, built in speakers, and a lightweight digital piano that is easily transported.įorget 76, 61, 88. You can pick up the Casio PX120 for around $400 to $500. For a $100 it'd be worth buying but for anything more, it simply isn't worth it. This is a 20 year old digital piano with 16 note polyphony.
I'd say to definitely pass on the Roland RD250S. Weighted keys moving under your fingers, whichĬan take a lot of the fun out of playing the Now you've got to sit down in one place, onĪ bench, and you'll have to work to get the This is a piano that needs to be played on Of course, with a full 88-keys you can playĪnything directly, but now the keyboard is aboutĥ feet long, very awkward to carry around,Īnd if the keys are fully-weighted, it's going toīe heavy, as much as 75 lbs. Weight, and a bulkier instrument, so you lose the Than a 61 key piano, not much of a difference,īut now you're looking at a much higher price, more Like breaking up long passages into the trebleħ6-key keyboards are rare, and are kind of an odd Play anything on it, if you innovate a little, Not all of Mozart, more music than you could play With 61 keys you can play all of Bach and most if Them down on the floor, on a table, or on a bed, and plunkĪway anytime you feel like.
Very lightweight and fun to use and play: you can plop
\node at (White-1-6.I would recommend 61. Maybe I'd better stick with tikz but then I don't know how to draw realistic notes, staves and keys (borrowing them from musictex)? I have no idea of how I could "synchronize" the output of musictex and tikz. I'd like to reproduce with tikz the following image. This is a kind of follow-up to this question.
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