Furthermore, the USB output means the SDP-2 connects to computers. This is quite a good feature for anyone looking for a MIDI controller, as the SDP-2 is very affordable and lightweight, making it ideal for recording, whether at home or a studio. If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered The YDP-S52 Digital Piano comes fitted with three pedals, from right to left, the sustaining pedal, the sostenuto pedal, and the soft pedal. This elegant control surface will give you all the astonishing effects of the real thing. The Alesis Coda PRO, 88-Key Digital Piano also allows you to play along with 60 preset songs and even record your own music with the User Record Mode. It is possible to play more than 32 notes if you are holding a lot of notes and playing an arpeggio up the piano, however this is extremely uncommon and improbable. Some More Information

Although I have not chosen the better brand, I think that I have made a wise choice (for a beginner). However, I must assure you that if I happen to migrate I will have to buy another piano because this one is a bit too big to travel with. Then, I will choose Yamaha. As far as the Roland goes, the touch is on the light side, but much heavier than a keyboard. I would say that the Roland’s key touch is not far away from a brand new Yamaha upright piano with the exception of their Indonesian model B1 which has a stiff, heavy touch.

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The 32 note polyphony is always more than enough, so you can play up to 32 notes simultaneously before it prevents you from doing so. Another important feature for beginners is to have a full range of keys. The SDP-2 comes with an 88-key design, allowing beginners to come to grips with a full keyboard from the offset. Korg digital pianos are fairly priced but, overall, their performance falls a long way short of the top manufacturers: Yamaha, Roland, Kurzweil, Kawai and Gewa.

A/ The key weight on digital pianos is lighter than most upright pianos and much heavier than keyboards, as a general rule. Anyone that wants to eventually play classic music on an acoustic piano will only benefit from using a keyboard with weighted keys like with the SDP-2. Kawai digital pianos have a nice key weighting with adequate resistance. Kawai have a vast range of models and colour options. These features are similar to those of an arranger keyboard, and if they interest you then so will our guide to arranger and workstation keyboards. You need to make sure that the digital piano has a weighted action because there are some digitals out there that have keys weighted the same as a keyboard – for example the Roland EP760.