Play Piano On My Computer Keyboard

I wanted to have a good solid piano in my bedroom with 88 keys and this fits the bill perfectly. I really love the integrated stand and the pedal assembly. There are no visible wires to trip over. The complete setup has a very clean simple look. I got the all white version, with the white piano bench. Looks amazing! The on-board speakers sound pretty good as well, and if you turn it up it can really fill a room. The bluetooth feature was essential for me, as I wanted to be able to play along with songs from my phone or ipad so I can learn them. Now I will say this. The keyboard action is very heavy. Its heavier than the baby grand piano I play at my church. The first few weeks my hands were very sore. But now that I've gotten used to it and I've built up my hand muscles, i find that it feels really nice. The ensemble came with a nice pair of headphones and the fp30x sounds great in them . The key action is loud though, so my wife complains when I play with the headphones in. LOL It has some other on-board sounds like Rhodes (which sounds really good to me ), strings, bass, etc. You can set up a keyboard split and layer two sounds. It doesn't really have much workstation functionality so it's mainly for just playing piano, which is exactly what I wanted. All in all I'm very happy with this bundle. Great job B & H for selling this package!

As I learn to play the piano I wanted to practice downstairs on the keyboard we had. I had it balanced on a makeshift table. For $20 I now have a stable platform at the correct height for playing. It’s perfect.

I have been waiting a few years to invest in a keyboard piano with weighted keys. I've had a week to play around with the Alesis and I am ecstatic to continue to rekindle my love for piano. This set is perfect, comes with everything you need. The keys feel like a real piano! Its also a lot bigger than I had anticipated but that isn't a bad thing :)

I temporarily moved to another place but couldnt bring my yamaha ydp 163 with me so i decided to get a cheaper digital piano to play on. After watching and reading reviews on this L1 Liano from Korg, i decided to purchase it. First toff, dont expect a 350 keyboard to performance like a 500 dollar or more digital piano, it wont, but what it lacks in features and keybed feel, it does provide a good sounding keyboard and easy to move around. You also get 88 keys. First thing u notice is that the keybed isnt weighted. Its got the digital keyboard feel to it, but slightly better. The sustain switch that came with it does a good job of holding down the notes. I was able to get a feel of it and play on it quite well, but of course i would prefer my ydp 163. It comes only with a few onboard sounds. But they sound pretty good, even through its built in speakers. For 350, i think it's a fairly good deal. Was hoping to get a blue one but bnh only carries the black one... If you the market for a cheap good sounding "keyboard" that doesnt break the bank, give this one a shot. Dont expect weighted key action on this though. Even without the weighted key actions, im able to play most of my songs with little to no issue.

I use this mixer to mix the output of my stage piano, computer output, digital camera output, and microphone while I practise at home on my trombone. I can play live with backup music and play it back to see where I need to improve. This mixer has all the flexibility I need to achieve my goals, plus the sound quality is excellent! I also love having digital effects available if I want to take my practise and mix them for a mp3 file to put on the internet. Did I mention how affordable this mixer was? Great!

I use this to connect my controller piano keyboard to my computer for Garageband and Logic. It's long enough to reach across the room. The cable is strong and the housing is thick enough to protect it well.

I use this for my piano keyboard for music producing.

My son, who is used to playing on a baby grand, is thrilled with this keyboard. He wanted a keyboard to be able to play in his room, compose, record, etc. He loves the feel of the weighted keys and the different sound options (upright piano, old fashioned piano, etc.). I heard him playing the Minute Waltz and Maple Leaf Rag, and it sounded wonderful.

My daughter's piano teacher said that she was advancing and would need a pedal. Since I didn't want to go out and buy a piano for her, I looked up my options for the keyboard she uses. At first I looked at the recommended pedal for the Casio keyboard and it just didn't look good and other sites had reviews on that pedal and most people said they were not impressed with that pedal and they are much happier with the M-audio pedal. I took a chance on it and works great with my keyboard. My daughter and her piano teacher are both pleased with it.

This is a very professional looking piano. My wife just loves it. The keyboard touch feels just like of the real grand piano. Great product.