Questions about learning piano electric piano

Two different things.

First of all, the timbre of these two is different, the analog timbre generally used in electric pianos sounds different from that of orthodox pianos.

The second is the feel. The keyboard feel of the electric piano is slightly weaker than that of the orthodox piano, and playing the electric piano and then touching the orthodox piano, the dynamics and control may not work, but the reverse is completely the same as playing.

But in other aspects, such as fingering and the like, there is no big difference between an electric piano and an orthodox piano.

In addition, it basically doesn't work to bother others, whether it's an electric piano or an orthodox piano, if you don't practice at home, it all depends on the hours of class, and it's useless to do it properly. I've been learning piano for almost 20 years, non-professional, it's just that my hobby when I was a child has lasted so long (my current major has nothing to do with **)...Every time after class, the teacher will assign me a few tunes, and after a week of practice, the teacher will pay attention to the ** emotional expression of those songs.

This is a later matter; Beginners in the early stage should practice basic skills at home, otherwise they won't even be able to run smoothly in the estimated scale during the time they take in class, and it will be even more nonsense if they want to play good tunes.

Finally, the piano does not necessarily disturb others, the second pedal of an ordinary piano is a weak sound pedal, and the sound will become weaker after stepping on it, which is basically only heard by people within five or six meters around you, which is designed so as not to disturb others.

Anyway. Although they both have the word piano, these are two completely different things. Beginners can be general, but intermediate or advanced must be developed separately.

You can directly report the piano lessons, the piano in the piano shop is the piano in the piano shop, and the electric piano is practiced at home, but I think the sound quality of the electric piano is quite different from the piano, anyway, I would rather buy a cheap or second-hand piano than buy an electric piano, and now the electric piano ** has to have 5000.

Actually, I don't use my own piano in class == But I think there is always a ...... for electric pianosIt is recommended that you buy a cheaper piano if the economic conditions do not allow it, and it is better not to have an electric piano......But it still depends on personal hobbies.

No, the electronic organ is completely different from the piano. I've played it all, the feel is different, and it will pop up a different sound.

Yes, electric piano.

The professionalism is comparable to that of a piano.

1. It has the same keyboard as a piano, similar timbre, but the sound principle is completely different. The piano is a very complex mechanism that triggers the strings to vibrate to produce sound, and the keyboard of an electric piano is equivalent to an on-off switch, which can be triggered by pressing the key.

2. The electric piano can imitate the timbre of the piano, play the same good sound, and even imitate dozens or hundreds of musical instruments.

3. In order to avoid disturbing others, the electric piano can be practiced with headphones, while the piano can only step on the weak sound at most.

pedals, slightly lower the volume.

4. When you need to connect the stereo and expand the volume, only the electric piano can do it, if you still use the piano, the sound of the piano will definitely not be heard.

Yes, but it will have a certain impact, and the feeling of the piano keys is different from that of electric steel, so it will have a certain impact on the strength and hand shape. Personally, I think that if conditions permit, it is recommended to practice with a piano, and you can also choose a second-hand piano, such as Yingchang, which has a high market share.

Beginners can choose KA130 electric piano to practice, which has no effect.

If you have a budget for beginners, it is better to buy a piano.

Because the feel of playing the piano and the electric piano is different, there may be some bad habits left in the process of playing the electric piano, and it will be more difficult to change to the piano later. And a good quality piano can last for ten to twenty years, or even longer, rather than changing the piano later, it is better to practice with real steel at the beginning.

You can practice with an electric piano, but there is still a certain gap in feel and timbre compared with the piano.

It can be used for beginners, but don't use it for too long, because the feel of the keyboard is not the same, if you use it all year round, the child's hand will form muscle memory, and the feel is not good, so you can use it for too long.

Of course.

From the sound principle of these two musical instruments, the difference is too great, one is to play the keys with the fingers to strike the strings to make sound, and the other is the circuit contact, many electronic series claim to add force, but the touch and sound are completely different.

It's best to buy a cheap piano to practice, because electric steel doesn't feel good after all. For beginners, you can practice piano with electric steel. You can go to the piano factory and have a look.

Personal experience that the electronic piano cannot completely replace piano learning. Fingering may be possible, finger strength and finger muscle training is better than piano. It is recommended that you rent it at a piano store, can you?

It is recommended to use the piano.

Consider buying a second-hand piano.

Because there is a difference between an electric piano and a piano in terms of feel.

The electric piano clicks lightly.

The piano is soft and silent.

Of course, the difference between the piano and the electric steel is that the source of generation, gravity, it is recommended to buy the electric steel to buy a better one, with a hammer, although it is not as good as the piano, but it does not delay your learning. The knowledge of music theory has been learned, the hand shape is mastered, there is no problem, a piece to play well is to play the emotion, there is no stipulation of what the hand shape must be

From the sound principle of these two musical instruments, the difference is too great, one is to play the keys with the strength of the fingers to strike the strings to make sound, and the other is the circuit contact, although many electronic series claim to add strength, but the touch and sound are completely different. So, electronic products they can't replace the piano.

If you want to just want to play and play, you can consider an electronic piano or an electronic piano, and if it is only for economic reasons, it is recommended to consider a second-hand piano.

If you are studying amateurly, you can use the electronic keyboard. But I'm learning, I don't dare to touch the electronic keyboard, the teacher said that it will change the shape of the hand. I'm just saying, don't care

It depends on the quality. I'm interjecting though. Don't put on the piano.

It's okay, that's how I am.

Yes, we all do that.

Piano teachers do not recommend electric pianos because electric pianos mainly destroy their feet.

The key weight of the mechanical steel silver wide piano will change when the sustain pedal is stepped on and when the sustain pedal is not stepped on. The muted pedal of grand pianos and upright pianos causes the keys to move traverse and the key weight to change, respectively.

Regardless of whether these changes are advanced or backward, we learn piano to adapt, to master, and to use these changes to create the best creative art.

Electrosteel (a hybrid that does not include a full mechanical piano action system) does not have this variation. This leads to the fact that if a parent buys an ordinary electric steel, such as 785, 99, etc., for the piano child to practice day and night at home, and then goes on stage to participate in the piano competition, examination, or to play the mechanical piano when participating in the art examination, it will be full of mistakes and omissions because of the inability to adapt to this change, commonly known as practice waste.

Once the key is pressed, the internal crystal oscillator begins to work, forming a pulse to produce a waveform of a certain frequency, and then amplified by the crossover to send the sound to the speaker. The whole sound process relies on a simple crossover analog circuit, so the keyboard has no dynamics and a sense of stringing, and the sound is relatively mechanical and monotonous.

With the diversification of people's preferences for **, some of the electric pianos are equipped with a complete set of timbre, rhythm and accompaniment control. According to the timbre, rhythm, function, etc., the electric piano can be divided into pure electric piano and multi-function electric piano.

No, between the electric piano and the electronic piano and the piano, the piano needs to practice the strength of the fingers, and the keyboard of the electric piano is sold softly (like the electronic organ), so it is not conducive to practicing the strength of the fingers, especially the little finger. Aggressive.

The difference between playing the electric piano and playing the piano:

1. The method of touching the keys is different.

Compared with the piano, the electronic organ generally has light and soft keys, so the training for finger support will be relatively weak, and such touch keys are used on the piano, and the timbre played often will be very "virtual". In addition, when playing the piano, different ways of touching the keys will produce different timbre changes, which can make the work more expressive when playing.

Therefore, the practice of touch keys on the electric piano will be monolithic, and it is not suitable for the piano. In fact, many children who learn electronic piano and transfer to piano will relearn to touch the keys.

2. Pedals. The pianist Rubinstein once said that "the pedal is the soul of the piano", and Busoni also said that "the pedal is the sunlight leaning on the scenery". It can be seen that the pedal plays an important role in piano performance, and it is also a necessary aspect in teaching.

However, the electronic organ does not have pedals! This can make the expressiveness go a long way.

Then someone asked, the works of the Baroque period usually do not use pedals, the Baroque ** is mostly polyphonic, and the performance is very particular, and its ** richness is also not played by the electronic organ, which will be mentioned below.

3. Technical training is different.

Because the electronic piano (electric piano) usually has an accompaniment function, as long as the chord is played correctly, there is a fixed accompaniment type, so the practice repertoire of the electronic piano is usually in the main key**, so the training intensity of the right hand is greater than that of the left hand.

As mentioned above, the Baroque was mostly polyphonic, and the left hand needed to have a balanced technical training with the right hand to play, which was not possible with the electronic organ.

4. The strength control is different.

No matter what kind of way and what kind of dynamics touch the keys, the volume and timbre emitted by the electronic organ are always single, so it cannot do the dynamics changes and contrasts such as crescendo and crescendor, sudden strength and sudden weakness, but this kind of artistic treatment is very important in piano performance, which can add a strong appeal to the work, which is unmatched by the electronic organ.

Short-term beginners should choose to buy an electric piano, if you plan to use it for a long time. If it is from an economic point of view, the first priority should be to buy a second-hand piano, because second-hand pianos are relatively cheap.

If you want to learn the piano on a whim, practice for no more than 1 hour a day, and have no long-term plans, I recommend you to buy electric steel, which is not expensive. The weight of an ordinary piano is generally more than 200 kilograms, which is extremely inconvenient to move. The weight of an electric piano is generally only about a few dozen catties, which is very convenient to move.

If it is a long-term practice, you can guarantee more than 2 hours of practice time every day, it is recommended to buy a piano, because the difference between a piano and electric steel is that the sound quality and feel, and it is very important to learn piano finger power, and the practice of finger power cannot be practiced on electric steel.

The volume and timbre of the piano are endlessly varied, and the ever-changing rhythm can be expressed more delicately. Due to the difference in sound production principles, electric pianos cannot change the timbre by touching the keys, cannot make the resonance effect after stepping down, and its volume is only 127 levels, which cannot make the timbre and volume as ever-changing like a real piano. In the ability to express **, the electric piano cannot be compared to the real piano.