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Jun 2 |
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Is there a color code for notes? Thanks for the answer. But the above color scheme is quite counter-intuitive. C should have been red and G should have been blue (I am a student of science and in physics higher frequency visible light is near blue). I don't think I am a synesthete and I don't have an obvious relation from music to color - most of it is because of the relation of frequency to color in physics. |
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May 24 |
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What's the difference between a junior guitar and a normal guitar? I was confused as to what "top" is. In the 2D view all guitars (almost all - excluding those arrow shaped one perhaps) are curved. Now I got it. Perfect! |
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May 24 |
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What's the difference between a junior guitar and a normal guitar? I had confusion in three points: top, bridge and neck. I googled and understood what types of bridges are available in the market. Same about the necks. But I haven't understood the difference between flat-top and carved top guitar. Both look same to me in the pictures. Thanks for the great answer! |
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May 22 |
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Is there a color code for notes? Thanks for your insightful suggestions! |
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Apr 30 |
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How useful are learning aids in teaching oneself piano? My friend, budget is my primary constraint. The EZ-200 and the YPT-230 are the only things I can buy now. A good keyboard and lessons can wait till I get a job. I think it's better to fiddle with a second rate device than to idly wait for good one. Thanks for you answer though! But please let me know what would you pick EZ-200 or YPT-230? |
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Apr 30 |
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How useful are learning aids in teaching oneself piano? @Luke Thanks a lot for the information. But I am still confused as to which piano to buy. The ypt-230 or the ez-200. Please recommend. I am a complete novice, but I want to buy one which is closest to a real piano. The closer the instrument is to a grand piano the better. |
