Have a certain piano foundation how to touch the electronic keyboard

Generally it's an electronic piano, the performance you said is a synthesizer, I've seen a musician, and the later stage is also very famous, in fact, it's not difficult, you have a foundation, and then when you play, there is a score with the score, no score goes in harmony, try to add some flavor into it and it's over. The piano doesn't need to be too good, you can look at the second-hand ones, there are many such things, and they are generally Yamaha's. And if you have a good foundation, you have nothing to do to help the band members pick up the drums and bass, which will be of great help to you and the band, the one I said when I first saw it, it is really omnipotent, even the solo of the guitar can be picked up, and everything can be done.

The focus is to learn how to perform simple improvisational accompaniment according to a piece, and to understand what kind of piece is suitable for what kind of timbre and rhythm, you can consult the owner of the piano shop. You should learn some music theory such as arrangement, such as which chords are brighter and which are more melancholy, as well as the common accompaniment rhythms. Good luck to the band.

If you have a piano foundation and are learning the electronic organ, you can quickly find some simple tunes, practice it, familiarize yourself with the characteristics of the instrument, and the electronic piano keys are light, so it is no problem to play the electronic piano on the piano.

As long as you have a foundation, you can use Yamaha's piano.

For those who learn to play the piano, there is probably nothing more important than mastering the keyboard of the piano. Intuitively, the keyboard of a piano is composed of a total of 88 keys of black and white keys (a few pianos only have 85 keys). Among them, there are 36 black keys and 52 white bonds.

If you look closely at the black and white keys, it is easy to see the regularity of their distribution and arrangement. i.e.: the black keys are in groups of two and three in groups.

From the keyboard, it is easy to see that the entire keyboard is basically made up of "123456" located on the white key of "**1(c)".

7" is composed of seven Arabic numeral sounds. These seven Arabic numerals are also called musical notes. If we try to play the seven notes of "1234567" in order (for now, we don't need to use our fingers) and try to sing each note as marked below:

1 sings, do2, re3, mi4, fa5, so6, la7, xi

After playing the "7" note (xi), and then play the "" sound with a red dot on it, you can realize that the "" tone with the dot on it feels the same as the sound of the **"1" tone, but the pitch is a little higher, which is the so-called "octave higher" sound. Similarly, the acoustic sensation of playing the "" note with a little bit on the left side of the **1" is similar to the sound of the "7" without dotting, which is both a "lower octave" note. This allows us to deduce the basic characteristics of the remaining notes with red dots on top and bottom.

Now let's take a look at the white and black keys on the keyboard "**1(c)" circled in yellow with seven notes. The black keys repeat the symbols "b" and "". "b" is a falling chromatic horn and "" is a sharp chromatic horn.

They are all notes that define their bottom right. For example, "b2" means "flat 2", that is, "2" sound flat semitone; "1" means "1 sharp", that is, "1" sound rising semitone. The black keys can be marked by two notes:

For example, the black key between "1" and "2" can be represented by the two sounds "b2" and "1", i.e., "b2" = ".

In this diagram, only the black keys and their corresponding notes in the seven notes in the ** section are marked. I'm sure you'll be able to say the black key notes in no time other than **1.

How can I quickly remember these 88 keyboards and their corresponding notes 123456?

The seven white key tones of 7" are very important. There are two things to keep in mind:

1) **"1" is located near the keyhole on the cover of the piano keyboard; The black key on the left side of the black key in a group of two is this **"1". In any case, this **"1" must be kept in mind. The other six notes are arranged in order to the right.

2) There are no black keys between the white keys and 1, 3 and 4, and the remaining 1 and 2; 2 and 3; 4 and 5; 5 and 6; There are black keys between 6 and 7.

Find a sheet music and practice it separately with one hand. While reading the score, singing and playing, the right hand finished the left hand. Be sure to separate your hands.

You can use **c to memorize, pay more attention to the sound of the black key left and right, it is easy to remember, of course, you also need to play more.

Find a small song in C key to practice, which is very relaxed, very pleasant, not boring, and then the song is slowly amplified.

No, it's just a constant practice, and the fingers of a good violinist are sharpened.

Play more, you think about how familiar you are with the keyboard position, how to familiarize yourself with the piano keys. There's really nothing to do but play more and practice more.

Anyway, didn't you ask it again... Why do you ask again?

If you don't have a piano, you can buy a portable keyboard online and practice, but this will only help you get familiar with the keys, and it will not do you any good at playing the piano.

Watch more and practice more It's like typing on the keyboard and chatting, and you will become familiar with it in a week.

Start practicing from the scales.,Practicing for 8 hours a day isn't it?。。。 Just practice more.

Practicing major and minor keys will make it easier for you to find them.

Practice more, watch more, play more, and persevere.

Try not to look at the keyboard when playing the piano.

Only look at the seven major keys of C, D, E, F, G, A, and B, and through looking at the pictures and explanations, you will be familiar with and master the different positions of each of them on the keys and the fingering.

These seven major keys, except for B key E, which are rarely used, the other five are very commonly used, especially C, D, F, and G are used the most, especially in popular songs, and they often have to deal with them.

The English letters on the keyboard diagram undoubtedly indicate the tuning or key signature, while the Arabic numerals are the brief notation roll call, the Chinese Chinese numerals are the right finger method, and the one, two, three, four, and five represent the thumb, index finger, middle finger, ring finger, and little finger, respectively.

To learn these keys, it is best to start in C major, because at its simplest, each note played by the scale is on the white key. The fingering of each key is a natural scale for playing that key, and it is not difficult for beginners to play it as long as they follow the correct posture and fingering. The rest of the keys, although there are notes on the black keys, black and white are staggered, but there is no major difficulty.

Compare the fingering of the seven major keys, and you will find that there are six keys with the same fingering, all of them.

One, two, three, one, two, three, four, five, that is, only the fingering of F major is special, is.

One, two, three, four, one, two, three, four.

If a beginner wants to play the music and songs arranged in these seven major keys well, he must practice the corresponding scales of these keys, and he must follow the regular fingering of the marking, and cannot tamper with it without permission, so as not to bring trouble to the subsequent learning.

Note that although the diagram indicates the right hand, the left hand phoneme is exactly the same in each key, but the fingering is different.

<> Extended Content: Understanding Electronic Keyboards:

The keyboard is divided into black keys and white keys, which is simple, just look at the color. Look at the black keys again, there are two leaning together and three leaning together, the following correspond to three white keys and four white keys respectively, these seven keys from the first to the seventh are: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7...

In the same way, the next group raises an octave of 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7.

Piano Keyboard Specific Tutorial 1: Understanding the Keyboard.

In a nutshell, piano learning involves knowing the keyboard, the position of your hands on the piano, how to control your fingers, how to play with both hands, and of course, how to read a piano notation.

1. The keyboard instrument you use.

2. White keyboard Black keyboard Start with **?

Seeing a keyboard can be confusing at first: how can I remember so many keyboards --- 88 keys?

However, you can quickly conclude the distribution of black keys: that is, the three black keys and two black keys are arranged regularly, and the intervals are exactly the same.

The white keys are regularly marked with the green letter c, which appears on the white key to the left of the two black keys. As for why this is called c, I will explain it in more detail later. Another thing you should pay attention to memorizing is the C position of the keyboard, which is called **C.

It's a position to keep in mind, and you'll later discover a lot of significance with this iconic C.

Piano Keyboard Specific Tutorial 2: **c position is in the keyboard position of a real piano.

1. Grouping of piano keyboards Basic elements of staves.

I often see the piano staff, the hollow circle in the middle is in the position of the short horizontal line--- and the next plus line is **c. This **c position is the keyboard you need to refer to when playing any piano piece.

The stave is a language that records **, just like English and Chinese, it also has its own rules, telling you what to play and how to play. The most striking feature is the form of the clef on the left--- the treble clef and the bass clef together to form a joint clef, which is a standard piano staff. Musical notes (more on that later)** occasionally or on the line.

Fill in the set of white keyboard gray colors of **c, and you will find that with c as a group, seven white keys plus five black keyboards (two black and three black) make up a group of 12 keyboards, and this group of cs repeats over and over again. Play any of these different groups with your left or right hand and you'll find that the sound is higher the further you go to the right and lower the further you go to the left.

2, C and octave.

The diagram above shows the position of the other c's on the right and left of the keyboard on the staff. As you can see, there is no pattern to follow when the position of the C is arranged on the keyboard and the stave. In other words, the keyboard positions of the different C groups are not related to the staff positions, and you can only gradually master them through a lot of practice and constant memorization.

Piano Keyboard Specific Tutorial 3: Tone Names.

A tone name is the name of a key, also known as a key name, where the white key is a fixed tone name and the black key is a relative sound name. Today I'm going to talk about the sound name of the white key.

The 52 white keys all look exactly the same, but in fact, each key has its own independent name, and we think of them as 52 people, each with their own first and last name.

From the first white key on the left, the letters "a, b, c, d, e, f, g" are used in a cyclic arrangement as their "last name".

**Keyboard refers to "keyboard instruments", including pipe organs, accordions, electronic organs, pianos, etc.

The electronic organ also includes "electronic pipe organ", "electronic synthesizer", "arranging keyboard" and "electronic piano".

Note that "keyboard instruments" include electronic keyboards. The electronic keyboard also includes the "arranging keyboard".

The main thing is to arrange the keyboard, or synthesizer. There is no essential difference from that used by children, it is the same thing. The only difference is that the arranging keyboard is a kind of literary crepe name, and the one used by children is an arranging keyboard with less than 5,000 pieces.

In the narrow sense, an electronic organ is an arranging keyboard with less than 5,000 pieces.

The electronic organ is not related to the piano at all. The electronic organ originated from the pipe organ. The organ predates the piano by more than 1,800 years.

Electronic Organ has a master's degree program in ** College. In 1990, Professor Shen Xiaoming took the lead in opening the electronic organ major in Shenyang ** College. It's been 21 years. Many people who think that the electronic organ is a toy have not lived to be 21 years old!

Here's how a professional keyboard is played:

An electronic piano is an electronic organ with reduced functionality. It spent all the cost on an 88-key imitation piano keyboard, and the 20,000 electric steel function is just the function of a 7,000-piece arranging keyboard.

The function of the electronic organ is not for entertainment, but for the serious study of orchestras and other bands. Use functions to make up for the lack of being able to form a band. It does entertain, but it is not entertaining for the sake of entertaining.

If you just shout "entertainment" just by hearing a lot of timbre, then a symphony orchestra is the "most entertaining" thing. And the piano is "serious". That's funny, isn't it?

The keyboard is actually a broad thing, and instruments with black and white keys can generally be called keyboard instruments. However, the keyboard in the band is narrow, referring specifically to the electronic organ (or synthesizer, this thing is a more powerful electronic keyboard, with a keyboard, but can play more gorgeous sound effects), is an important part of the electroacoustic band, and many special sound effects are done by the keyboard.

It's good to want to play**, it doesn't matter how old you are, and learning an instrument is not the prerogative of small children. In fact, don't think that the electronic organ is a kind of child-like toy, its function is extremely powerful. If you want to start learning to play the piano without buying a piano that is too expensive, the electronic organ is of course the first choice.

Especially if you want to entertain yourself, I'm sure you'll want to play some pop tracks, right? Then the electronic organ is more suitable for you. It can play many different styles of music, whether it is classical or pop, the electronic organ can be satisfied.

But if it's an organ or something, it's limited to a certain piece of music (e.g. electro-pop).

If you want to buy an electronic organ, it is recommended that you buy Yamaha (Yamaha), about 3000 4000 yuan is more appropriate. I studied the keyboard, and now I have my own band at school, where I play keyboards.

Go for it like me!