About how to choose an electronic organ.

Question 1: How to distinguish the quality of an electronic organ? The following are some points to pay attention to when choosing < 1 >. The function of the electronic organ is 1. The standard keys should be accurate, the number of keys should be at least 6 1, and the strength and intensity should be used to express different timbres. 2. At least 50 timbres and at least 20 basic rhythms. The minimum polyphonic number of the piano should not be less than 16 (preferably greater than 24), otherwise the sound will drop when playing some works! 3. To be equipped with stereo output, the interface of the sustain pedal should be externally connected. 4. There should be some special functions: keyboard segmentation and overlapping timbre. 5. There are some optional functions. For example, Casio's timbre synthesizer, rhythm mixer and multi-track recording. The floppy drive function of Yamaha series. < 2 > The mass of the electronic organ is 1. Play test: listen to the sound through the play test, check the timbre, sound quality and intonation to see if the timbre is pure, the sound quality is stable and the noise is too high. Then touch the keys with your hands to check whether the elasticity is uniform and reliable and whether the sound response is sensitive. 2. Function check: After reading the instructions carefully, check whether each function is reliable and sensitive, whether it is out of order, check the sound and listen to the beat accurately. 3. timbre performance: you can ask experienced people to listen to timbre performance indicators. Generally speaking, the electronic organ is beautiful and rich in timbre, and can imitate the sounds of various musical instruments and various sounds in nature. 4. Appearance inspection: check whether the components including the piano box, keyboard, power supply and control buttons are closely arranged and neat. Whether there are scratches or cracks on the appearance. Check whether the trademark, factory number, quality certificate and instruction manual are complete and consistent. < 3 > the price of electronic organ is 1. From the beginning, I didn't advocate choosing expensive electronic organ because of overemphasis on some special functions or vanity. Although the expensive electronic organ is good in some aspects, it inevitably ignores the basic functions while highlighting the special functions, which leads some beginners to lose confidence in learning electronic organ because of its complicated operation. 2. The price of electronic piano should be based on the actual ability to accept and need to choose the piano that suits your price. The price of Qin is too high to some extent, not because its quality is much higher than that of low-priced Qin, but because it is the sole owner in some technical aspects. Don't mistake the higher the price, the better. Remember not to take choosing a famous brand as your subjective idea of choosing a piano. . A good piano can guide your life correctly. Here are some good pianos. 1000 yuan or so, Medley MC- 180. Huaxing H- 1600. Casio -CT 588 1500 yuan. The theory of virtue of about 2000 yuan MC-3 10 Casio -CT 788 Yamaha -KB 2 10. About 2500 Medley MC-7 10 Casio -CT888(73 keys) Casio -WK 1300(73 keys) Yamaha -KB4 10. 3000 yuan Yamaha -PSR540(550) with floppy drive Casio -WK330.

Question 2: How to choose an electronic organ? I am an electronic piano teacher. In the process of buying electronic organ for children for a long time, I found that choosing electronic organ can't just look at the brand. Now the quantity made in China is good, and the price is above 850. The main imports are Yamaha in Japan and Casio in Germany. Because the motherboards of these two pianos are designed differently, the automatic function is also different. Domestic electronic keyboards generally follow the motherboard of Japanese electronic keyboards, so they are Yamaha. Teachers usually teach this when they teach children. In addition to looking at the brand, there are several very important indicators, such as: when the sound is turned to the maximum, is there a sand sound on the electronic keyboard? This is the function of checking the sound and how many kinds of automatic rhythms there are. Is there a type suitable for your own use? When checking this indicator, we must turn on the automatic. Look at the combination of rhythm and * * *. After examining the rhythm index, it is time to examine the timbre index. You have to play the same song in a different timbre to see if the timbre changes obviously. The timbre is really unreal. In addition, if you buy a dynamic keyboard, check its strength. If you have a midi jack, you should try to check whether it works properly. After the inspection, you should play a piece of music completely and feel it as a whole.

Question 3: How to choose an electronic organ? You can learn about the electronic organ by its function, feel and timbre. Yamaha's KB290 is good.

Question 4: How to choose an electronic organ? About 2000, what piano is better? Recommend the brand first. Yamaha, Casio, Roland, Medley and Pearl River piano Emerson also have them, but they are too expensive. Personally, I suggest that Yamaha npv60, the one closest to piano, has 76 keys, which is the most complete variety of electronic organ. You can consider high-end electronic organ such as Yamaha and Casio.

Question 5: How do novices choose the electronic organ? Hello, I'm a piano teacher. Piano is a very expensive musical instrument. A class is about eighty to one hundred. Then, if you want to replace the piano with an electronic piano, I can simply buy Yamaha's electronic piano. This brand of piano is of excellent quality, so you can find a cheaper one. And the price is more transparent, not too expensive. The cheapest is around 1000. In addition, it is very difficult to teach the electronic organ by yourself. I only ask you to buy an Eritrean worship exercise book. If you can't understand this, buy the first one of little Thomson, and then buy the second one when you learn it. Then learn to worship Eritrea. Hope to adopt ~

Question 6: What are the main points of purchasing Yamaha electronic organ and how to choose it? Electronic piano has the advantages of fast learning speed, strong function and good performance, which is easy to arouse learners' interest ... Many advantages are incomparable to other musical instruments. Therefore, among many musical instruments, learning electronic organ is the most. The brands with reliable timbre, function and quality in electronic organ products mainly include Yamaha, Medtronic and Casio. These brands are selling fifty or sixty models at present, and it is really not easy to choose one from them.

The most suitable is the best. Although there are many kinds of electronic organ, there are three main functional features, which users should choose according to their own use, age and budget plan. Functionally, electronic piano can be divided into three categories: entertainment piano, learning piano and performance piano.

Musical piano: multifunctional, entertaining and cheap. Prices are mostly 600 yuan-1500 yuan.

Qin for learning: beginners are mostly children and the elderly, and the functional design is easy to operate. It is suggested that timbre and rhythm should be directly selected to reduce the obstacles of functional operation in the learning process, but it is best to have preset functions to facilitate future grading and performance. The price is mostly 1500 yuan-3,000 yuan.

Piano for performance: powerful, multi-track recording, function selection preset storage, a large number of timbre rhythms, editing function, external storage device. Suitable for professional performers and musicians, the price is mostly 3000- 1 10,000 yuan.

The main models of entertainment musical instruments are:

Yamaha brand: PSR175/C200/E303/E403/273/295

Medtronic brand: m1/m2/m3/MC11mc280.

Casio brand: ct488/588/688/788/ctk591/551/lk48/65/80/wk1300. .....

Learn the piano:

Yamaha brand: kb155/220/280/320/180

Medtronic brand: MD100/md400/md500/md600/MC 710.

Playing the piano:

Yamaha brand: PSR-550/PSR-S500/PSR-1500/PSR-3000/S700/S900.

Medtronic brand: MC850/MC7 10/MD600

Casio brand: WK3300/WK3800/CTK738/CT799

First, the main features of each brand product:

The sales of the three brands in China market are similar, and their products have their own characteristics. The most striking feature of Yamaha electronic organ is its true sound and strong professionalism. Casio pays attention to entertainment functions, with a wide variety and reliable quality. Medtronic's functional design is practical, taking into account the needs of users in China, with high cost performance.

Second, the production of various brands in China:

Yamaha electronic organ was produced in Tianjin by a Sino-Japanese joint venture in 1992. Medley electronic organ was established in Shenzhen on 1986 by Hong Kong Deli Group. Casio electronic piano was established in Zhuhai by a Sino-Japanese joint venture in 1996, and moved to Guangdong in 2006.

Question 7: How do beginners choose the electronic organ? I recommend the piano within Casio 588, 1000, or YAMAHA 1000. I recommend a Yamaha KB-280, which is a new piano with powerful functions and the best performance-price ratio of its kind. The price is around 2000. China Conservatory of Music recommended a piano, saying that it was specially made for China piano children. You can view the details.

The following are the notes written by others. Try to play them when you buy them ~ See if the timbre is accurate, the strength is uneven, the function is incomplete, and how the various parts of the piano are connected. Although there is generally no problem, first of all, the price is a reference standard. The quality of the 4000 yuan new piano is definitely better than that of 1500 yuan.

Electronic organ generally has no fakes. Because the cost of fraud is higher than the profit

Mainly depends on the color.

Then extract a paragraph, the original text is written for those who want to take the exam, but it is also completely suitable for all people who buy pop piano:

The sound quality feels better.

There are 100 timbres, excluding drum timbres. Recommend a piano with the following timbre, which is a bit nonsense, but I still wrote:

At least piano, two kinds of electric steel, antique steel, two kinds of organ, jazz organ, two kinds of accordion, three kinds of guitar, cello, fast and slow string ensemble, harp, vibraphone, xylophone, steel drum, timpani, two kinds of trumpet, trombone, horn, tuba, two kinds of brass ensemble, piccolo, flute, bagpipe and clarinet. In addition, it is better to have more than two sets of drums.

About national timbre: it is better to have national timbre, and it doesn't matter if you don't have it. For example, China flute can be changed into piccolo, dulcimer into harp, suona into trumpet, guzheng into folk guitar, erhu into cello and so on.

National timbre can include: erhu, suona, dulcimer, flute, guzheng, sheng, pipa, Ruan and so on. Here are eight kinds.

It would be better if there is a timbre with sound effects, but it is generally not used for grading.

There are more than 50 rhythms.

Two kinds of disco, two kinds of ballroom, two kinds of16m, two kinds of 8m, heavy metal, slow rock, swing, Langshanova, cha-cha, tango, rumba, samba, two kinds of marches, polka and two kinds of waltzes. There are 23 kinds of this trick. In addition, it would be better if there are two "China rhythms". China's rhythm is generally "Ding Ding Mao Mao", which is more lively.

And there should be basic style, variation style, prelude, ending and two kinds of flowers.

Some children don't like using these functions or are unwilling to learn them. We hope that children will study more and add them in appropriate chapters to enrich the performance of electronic organ.

* * * with multi-finger * * * function. The above timbre rhythms are generally used in exams.

The tempo is generally 40 to 240. It would be better if the piano speed could be between 32 and 280.

Dynamic keys, reverberation, sustain, it would be better if there were pulleys. It doesn't matter if you don't have it. Just slide it manually.

The above is basically nonsense. Because most pianos should be available now. Say some nonsense.

It is suggested to have the function of double timbre superposition. If you press a key, such as do, you can make a piano do at the same time, which is the best. You can make full use of this function in the exam and make the examiner feel that you have played well. Of course, it's more important to listen when you play it yourself.

It is recommended to have keyboard separation function, which means that the timbre on the left is different from that on the right. Two hands can play two musical instruments. Will be much richer. And it should be possible to set a separation point.

It would be better if the timbre separated by the left hand can also superimpose two sounds.

It is better to set the pitch of two tones and the separated timbre by one octave, and it is better to set two octaves. And the volume ratio can be adjusted independently. Tone and rhythm should also be able to adjust the volume ratio independently.

Stereo function. It is the piano that automatically matches the harmony of the melody you play.

If you have money, you can also choose a piano that can edit the rhythm yourself. But you don't need it for general exams.

Panel storage function. In other words, a piece of music will have many changes in tone and rhythm. In the past, some pianos didn't have this function, so they could only tap between paragraphs to adjust the timbre rhythm. For example, in Casio CT-670, the timbre can only be changed by pressing seven keys at most, and the rhythm is three or four keys ... >>

Question 8: How to choose the electronic organ? What is suitable for beginners? It depends mainly on whether you can keep studying. If it's just for fun, don't buy too good one. If you really want to study hard, you don't need to buy a similar trainer at first, because the electronic piano will continue to produce better and more advanced ones, and in the end it will become very backward. I bought a better one when I first started learning, but it won't be so good after taking the piano exam at Grade 9, so I bought a similar one and changed it to a good one at Grade 5 and 6.

Question 9: Introduction to electronic piano, there is not much difference in how to choose the piano. It doesn't matter what piano you buy, what matters is how to play it well. I studied electronic piano for a year before, and then I studied piano. It's been eight years. It's easy to get in, and you don't have to buy too good ones. After all, it is not a major but an interest. Just buy an ordinary piano. The piano I bought is from the Pearl River, which is quite good, isn't it?