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deadly habit wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:

Sirius wrote:to the OP. bro if you wana learn to play....
buy a piano!! they can run pretty cheap 2nd hand, usually ya just need to get them tuned professionally like.

!!chea

if you checkout free ad magazines/gumtree/freecycle you can usually find them free, only issue is actually getting them to your house and obviously having the room to keep it.

bingo
that and fitting them through the door
most of the time a piano is a permanent addition to where it is placed

yup i had to pass up a free piano because i couldn't get it into where i lived, bit gutting but would of been practically impossible. i would love a piano but i'm not removing a window to get it in.

lol.. I forget most of yall live in tight spaces... gota love NZ!

!!chea

Sirius wrote:lol.. I forget most of yall live in tight spaces... gota love NZ!

!!chea

so your doors, windows, and hallways can accommodate a piano being moved in easily?

deadly habit wrote:

Sirius wrote:lol.. I forget most of yall live in tight spaces... gota love NZ!

!!chea

so your doors, windows, and hallways can accommodate a piano being moved in easily?

yeah hard! my front door leads straight into the hallway! No need to use no windows like.
Prob would have only had 1 house where I would have had too take it thru the backdoor ah.

OT.. this thread made me want to play around with some keys... some soulful D&B in the making!!
been awhile since I last made some D&B... sounding real sweet too!

!!chea

Cheers for all the feedback guys, unfortunately this is now all completely irrelevant because my musical virtuoso friend has given me an old yamaha jobby on semi-permanent lend, which is fucking sweet.
Might be looking in the future though so I will refer back to (some of) your advice.

Oh, and I kept seeing pianos on freecycle but my studio is on the top floor of my house so that would be pretty difficult really...

Sirius wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

Sirius wrote:lol.. I forget most of yall live in tight spaces... gota love NZ!

!!chea

so your doors, windows, and hallways can accommodate a piano being moved in easily?

yeah hard! my front door leads straight into the hallway! No need to use no windows like.
Prob would have only had 1 house where I would have had too take it thru the backdoor ah.

OT.. this thread made me want to play around with some keys... some soulful D&B in the making!!
been awhile since I last made some D&B... sounding real sweet too!

!!chea

I just can't control myself. stop, just please fucking stop writing that stupid "chea!!" after your every fucking post! just stop it!

only to not be strictly offtopic, here's my hardware:
can't recommend it or anything because it hasn't got 88 keys nor are they weighted. but it's still cool

symmetricalsounds wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:

Sirius wrote:to the OP. bro if you wana learn to play....
buy a piano!! they can run pretty cheap 2nd hand, usually ya just need to get them tuned professionally like.

!!chea

if you checkout free ad magazines/gumtree/freecycle you can usually find them free, only issue is actually getting them to your house and obviously having the room to keep it.

bingo
that and fitting them through the door
most of the time a piano is a permanent addition to where it is placed

yup i had to pass up a free piano because i couldn't get it into where i lived, bit gutting but would of been practically impossible. i would love a piano but i'm not removing a window to get it in.

what would happen if you had it be an outdoor piano? how long do you think it would last? Probably go out of tune pretty fast and the wood would rot. You could put a tarp under it and find something to put over it to resist weather and extreme temperature... Why am I even thinking about this... But if it was free and you had a yard/stronger friends/a truck why not?

don't have a yard cos i live in a flat

symmetricalsounds wrote:don't have a yard cos i live in a flat

put it on the roof.

qwaycee_ wrote:

symmetricalsounds wrote:don't have a yard cos i live in a flat

put it on the roof.

typical english roof

what is the point in getting an expensive keyboard? (For me anwyays) I use reason and i understand you can't use any on board synths with reason anyways?

topmo3 wrote:

Sirius wrote:

deadly habit wrote:

Sirius wrote:lol.. I forget most of yall live in tight spaces... gota love NZ!

!!chea

so your doors, windows, and hallways can accommodate a piano being moved in easily?

yeah hard! my front door leads straight into the hallway! No need to use no windows like.
Prob would have only had 1 house where I would have had too take it thru the backdoor ah.

OT.. this thread made me want to play around with some keys... some soulful D&B in the making!!
been awhile since I last made some D&B... sounding real sweet too!

!!chea

I just can't control myself. stop, just please fucking stop writing that stupid "chea!!" after your every fucking post! just stop it!

what a stupid doo daa devilik dumbfuck muthafukn ignorant tnuc of a thing to post!
!!CHEA

Genophonics wrote:what is the point in getting an expensive keyboard? (For me anwyays) I use reason and i understand you can't use any on board synths with reason anyways?

...because I wanna learn to play the piano... and you need enough keys to play two handed, and they need to be properly weighted so you can get the feeling of a real piano

asdf

g00n wrote:akai pro mpk 49 .. it has just the right amount of keys,
nobody needs a full 88 unless they are really crazy..
the mpk has knobs sliders nice keys and a great feel

88 keys and weighted are for those of us who like to play naturally
there's a world outside of 3 note basslines and a couple octave melodies

asdf

goon... why dont ya get it?

!!aehc

considered the KORG SP-170 / SP-250?

asdf

Someone works for akai
Pianos sound good from the bottom to the top.
I use a two octave axiom for simple dub stuf but not everyone only produces electronic music...
Hence...
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