61 keys silicone flexible roll up Piano Keyboard Instrument

61 keys piano keyboard instrument Meterail:silicone,waterproof / foldable 100Tones 100 Rhythms 10 Demo CE,FCC,RoHS NW:1160g

Standard 61 Simulation Keys,Sustain function, Vibration function, 10 Demo Songs,100 tonecolors,100 rhythms,8 drum sets, Record&Replay,Single/Finger Chords/Fill-in, 16-stage volumeadjustable,32-stage tempo speed,

  The Advantages of Learning to Play the Piano on Keyboards

   Many people will say that learning to play the keyboard is must easier than learning to play the roll up piano. Although it might seem like they are the same when it comes to learning how to play them, but this is not the case. Learning how to play keyboards is easier, not just because it is smaller than the piano and easier to handle, but also the actual play. Many people prefer to choose the keyboard over the piano, not only because the piano is rather expensive, and large, should you want your own, but just because it is generally easier.

When playing on a piano, you can only play the piano, no other sounds or types of instruments. But, with an electronic keyboard you are able to imitate many of the sounds from different instruments. There are other models, that tend to be a lot more expensive, that can imitate sounds from lots of instruments and will let you make your own tracks. When you learn how to play keyboards, you will be learning many other instruments without using such lessons or books. Some of the sounds may include; Bag Pipe, Sitar, Trumpet, Trombone, etc – all brass instruments, different types of piano’s, organs, violin, cello, etc – all stringed instruments, Banjo and woodwinds like saxophone, clarinet, flute, etc.

Dimension: keyboard 910x170x6mm  console 130x235x30mmN.W.:1160g1.Automatic shutdown function                                                              2.100% waterproof3.External DC input3.External phone output4.Pucker function of electronic keyboard

61 keys silicone flexible roll up Piano Keyboard Instrument