Electric Piano Keyboard

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I learnt this piece in just over a week, its the Anakin and Padme love theme from Attack of the Clones, called Across The Stars, i think it is a lovely piece. Several comments on other videos said my audio quality wasnt too good, thats because i used a digital camera and didnt record the audio seperately. From now on, my audio will be the quality it is now. I recorded the video onto my laptop, whilst recording the audio onto my casio keyboard. Then, i transferred the audio onto an SD card and changed the VST instrument from the default midi sound (which isnt a good piano sound) into a better one, and then synced the video and audio together in windows movie maker.
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I learnt this piece in just over a week, its the Anakin and Padme love theme from Attack of the Clones, called Across The Stars, i think it is a lovely piece. Several comments on other videos said my audio quality wasnt too good, thats because i used a digital camera and didnt record the audio seperately. From now on, my audio will be the quality it is now. I recorded the video onto my laptop, whilst recording the audio onto my casio keyboard. Then, i transferred the audio onto an SD card and changed the VST instrument from the default midi sound (which isnt a good piano sound) into a better one, and then synced the video and audio together in windows movie maker.

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I can’t afford to move my piano from fl to tn, so i was wondering if anyone familiar with this particular Yamaha model knew of a digital with similar touch and feel. i really don’t want a digital, i’d love to get a beat up old p22, but i can’t find one of those either. 3 or 4 levels of weighted kes are not enough for a classically trained pianist!

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I have a newish East German baby grand that I inherited and don’t love and a 1965 Baldwin Acrosonic that needs restoration and has a small gouge in the cabinet, but that I have loved for years. I am debating whether I should sell the grand and restore the spinet, or sell both and buy a new acoustic or a new digital piano. I have two young boys that I would like to introduce to the piano, and I like to play and sing to entertain myself, family and friends. Any advice?