Is it better to compose an electronic organ or a piano electric steel ?

Don't you realize that the focus of metal rock is not on melody, but on the change of rhythm? It's better to learn composition on the piano, but here we're talking about rock production! It is difficult for the piano to have a rock, especially metallic feel.

With a piano around, I'd want to write something jazz or spirituals like that, not rock.

Of course, electronic instruments will help in the creation of rock 'n' roll. As for whether it is an electric steel or an ordinary electronic organ, this is not a big problem, but of course the electric steel has fewer functions. It's best to have a synthesizer (i.e., an 88-key full keyboard) that's perfect for creating and playing live.

Combined with the previous production software (such as FL Studio), it is the best combination.

I will not evaluate the level of the composer himself here, because a person who has the desire to compose is generally a relatively talented person. Of course, the foundation must be good, but I still recommend electronic instruments (and electric steel is not recommended.) It's better to buy this than to buy a synthesizer).

Agree with enthusiastic netizens on the 8th floor!!

The composition is, of course, an electronic organ!

The electric piano is a kind of electronic organ, which is an electronic organ with a keyboard made like a piano, but the function is seriously reduced. 20,000 pieces of electric steel are only equivalent to 8,000 pieces of electronic organs.

But you have to rely on function first! For example, if you don't know a certain style, you have to listen to the default style on the electronic keyboard first, and then you can adapt it according to this. A piano, where did you learn style?

Besides, if you write a good tune, you have to record it in the piano to listen to the overall effect, how do you listen to the piano?

Are you a Beethoven who can "imagine" the effect of a symphony orchestra just by playing the piano or even without playing the piano? Normal people can't do it.

As for some people who say that the electronic keyboard has a narrow vocal range, it is confusing the vocal range and the keyboard range. The keyboard can be built-in to raise and lower two octaves. Since it can be built-in adjustment, why bother to do it stupidly on the surface?

Piano bar. Although the electronic organ is more in line with the best taste of modern people, I think the piano is good, and there are many things that the piano has, but the electronic organ does not. If you let the ** family, he will let you learn piano, trust me.

Piano, MIDI keyboard with 88 standard keys with pedals with good timbre with full functions can be used, and the vocal range of the electronic organ is not wide enough, and the playing technique and touch feel are different from the piano. Music theory and piano are the foundation of composition, and all other instruments and genres are built on it.

It is recommended that the electric piano is recommended because it feels good, there are several levels of volume, and it can be controlled by the strength of your fingers, reference model Yamaha DGX640, KBP500. Casio PX330 AP620. These are all electric pianos with more timbre and feel like pianos.

Of course, it is best to be able to play the piano when composing, but it is a child's skill, and it is more difficult, and generally speaking, as long as it is a keyboard instrument, the electronic organ is of course a good choice in your case, and of course, the most important thing is the theoretical knowledge and practical training of composition.

And according to the tune you like, I think you should still consider getting an electronic keyboard.

But composing, I find it very difficult, if you don't have a deep knowledge of music theory, auditions, ear training, chorus, and form.

It's still hard.