keyboard recommendations for beginners
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Fred Coulter
Collector of ancient keyboards
I can't even find a page on Yamaha's web site for the I 455. Yamaha makes several arrangers meant more for the "international" audience, with more regional style files. I'm not sure what Casio makes to support regional style files.
In addition, you can buy style files for many Yamaha arrangers for the styles that are regional as opposed to based on western music. Again, I'm not sure what Casio offers.
Good luck with your decision, and I hope others on this forum give you better advice.
In addition, you can buy style files for many Yamaha arrangers for the styles that are regional as opposed to based on western music. Again, I'm not sure what Casio offers.
Good luck with your decision, and I hope others on this forum give you better advice.
Rayblewit
Love Music / Love Life
Beginning from absolute scratch?
Any keyboard will get you started. I would buy the cheapest just learn the keys and basic music in general. Upgrade later when you know which way you want to go with it. There are too many options which will overwhelm you.
I learnt from scratch (self taught) on a psr2. Just 4 octaves.