Good beginner's piano?
It's under $3000, so it's pretty affordable.
Good beginner's piano?
Aiden Anderson
Hudson Walker
that's a hella synth but you should
Cameron Russell
that's a good beginner's piano because it's under $3000, so it's pretty affordable
Jaxon Hill
You dont need all those fancy fucking knobs and shit. What you need is an 88key keyboard with weighted keys
Find one and never look at the trash in your pic again
Joshua Green
>Prophet 6
>not Prophet 08
pic related, my Prophet 08
Chase Baker
Pretty affordable under $3000 dollar piano, it's cheap and pretty affordable
Ryder Martinez
Seems affordable and it's good, so yes I'd say it's a good beginner's piano
Brayden Diaz
Have fun with dropping 3k on a 4 octave piece of shit
Elijah Robinson
Not a piano
Evan Thomas
Buy a synth, and I can make more noise than a dedicated piano ever could.
Connor Reyes
>good
>beginner
>piano
>affordable
There is only one correct answer.
Get a Yamaha or Kawai 88 weighted key. If you're willing to drop that much.
Isaac Foster
You're not gonna believe the rhodes sound on this dudes! It's so fresh, hip, way-out
Michael Cook
neh.
John White
if you've got 88 weighted keys and a midi output your options are endless you could with the right amount of skill play anything
Landon Harris
If you're a synth noob, you're not going to get anything out of that machine but frustration in the end. If you've got that much money to spend find a couple vintage pieces like a Juno or something. Less of a learning curve and you'll have some cool gear.
Blake Taylor
That is not a piano.
Pianos have strings and pedals. That is a keyboard or, as we used to call them in the 80's, a synthesizer.
Zachary Ramirez
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Jason Torres
Roland A-88
No synth. Boo.
Dunno why people insist on 88 keys.
Isaiah King
Look up Yamaha Clavinova. Those are better if you actually wanna play piano. If you wanna be a fake ass gay dj, then buy that pos in your post.
Jacob Torres
spending above 1k is not beginner. try spending 1-300 if ur first starting, the good stuff comes in time
Jacob Smith
Because they're too lazy to hit the transpose buttons. Not everybody needs 88 keys. Most people are only making 4 note songs.
Hunter Brooks
waht about one of these and a midi controller?
Dylan Campbell
> Dunno why people insist on 88 keys
Because some of us are actually musicians and are not spending all day producing fart sounds over a single octave.