Aug 16 2011

Korg SP-250 Digital Piano

Korg presented a sharp level of practicality and experience to its line of portable stage pianos with the new SP-250 and gives a prolonged range of expression and performance with an exceptional new stereo piano sound, which is corresponding to a third-generation RH3 graded action keyboard. The Korg SP-250 is just right for those who are pleased about excellence in both sound and design.

The Korg SP-250 carries feel and sound of a real piano with built-in speakers and integrated damper pedal. It provides 88-key keyboard that feels like it’s connected to an instrument at Carnegie Hall and

Korg SP-250 Digital Piano

Korg SP-250

astonishingly realistic, stereo sampled piano sound. The Korg SP-250 88 key digital piano provides loaded sound in a lightweight package and comprise of weighted hammer action, dual effects, and much more.

The vigorous sound of a concert grand piano has been cautiously and generously sampled. The SP-250 incorporated the all new RH3 real weighted hammer action. This key method features differing key weights in every record of the keyboard, delivering the similar playing familiarity as a grand piano. The Key Touch Control offers three selectable touch curves, delivering the ideal touch sensitivity for every playing technique or type of song.
The keyboard is superbly responsive, even when playing rapidly repeated figures, to save every significant nuance of the performer.

Three editions of magnificent piano sound are offered to contain dissimilar feel and variety requirements and the SP-250 also offers a vintage electric grand sound, as well as a genuine honky-tonk piano.

The Korg SP-250 offers both a Reverb effect that re-establishes the capaciousness of a concert hall Read more »

Aug 11 2011

Kurzweil PC3LE7 76-Key Workstation Keyboard

The Kurzweil PC3LE7 is incorporated with a 76-note semi-weighted action with velocity and after touch sensitive keys. This workstation keyboard has V.A.S.T. synthesis engine, 64 Voice Polyphony and over seven hundred onboard effects.

Kurzweil PC3LE7 76-Key

Kurzweil PC3LE7 76-Key

This 76-key performance controller keyboard has extraordinary sounds with trustworthy performance, musical fluency and effortlessness to play.

The PC3LE7 workstation keyboard comes with over 700 onboard effects from which to choose, every one with real-time controllers already assigned to appropriate parameters. The PC3LE7′s structural design provides up to 10 insert effects that can be distributed among 10 channels, with a presented auxiliary effect as well. In the company of world class reverbs that perish into absolute peace, warm, classic sounding phasers, flangers and choruses, and burning, flooded distortions.

The Kurzweil’s PC3LE7 performance controller keyboard features a new smooth, sharp user interface Read more »

Jun 21 2011

Reading Guitar Tabs

To play a guitar one of the most significant considerations would be learning the melodic notation designs for musical instruments. These notations are known as tablature and are commonly known as tabs. There are a lot of popular guitar tabs that are readily available online. However it may become visible complicated, the procedure is

Guitar Tabs

Reading Guitar Tabs

ctually pretty easy, and you should seize yourself understanding tab with no trouble soon. Tabs are generally written for fretted stringed instruments like guitars. As guitars could play approximately all types of music, almost all songs have the matching guitar tabs to practice on.

The procedure of reading the guitar tabs will also have need of your understanding about the chord and fret. There are two types of chord, the major and the minor chords. To read the chord, you will be necessary to make a chord diagram. For simple visualization, the diagram is drawn like a table of five squares placed together side by side in order to make two horizontal lines, six vertical lines and five squares. One set of square is known as a fret. This is also the sign of your guitar neck when the guitar is standing.

The squares stand for the spaces on the fret while the lines are for the strings. The furthermost right string is the smallest string while the biggest string is set up on the farthest left. Read more »