Whether your kids are a little bit country, or a little bit rock and roll, the ability to play the piano has a lot to do with being like their favorite music artist. While they may be willing to play Bach or Beethoven for awhile, what really gets them going is playing like Coldplay or Maroon 5.
And while learning on an acoustic piano gives them the basics, where they start to have fun and really feel the music is when they have all the options available to them on a digital piano.
If you are considering investing in a piano, if you focus in on quality, a good digital piano is designed to accurately simulate acoustic pianos. Precision weighted keys recreate the feel of an acoustic keyboard. High level digital sound technology is strategically positioned to produce organic acoustic piano sound.
Then digital pianos offer more. They can be the perfect balance you need to keep your child interested in piano playing for years.
Quiet Practice
Today’s families are busy. One child may be ready to practice the piano while another needs quiet time to finish homework. One parent may be on a conference call while another is fixing dinner. With a digital piano, you can plug in and monitor the sound with headphones. This allows the player to block out outside noises and other distractions, while keeping the surrounding family space quiet for other tasks going on.
Record and Listen
Digital pianos are built using today’s top technology. Start by recording your practice sessions to play back and learn. It can help you become more proficient with trouble spots, and can help you perfect tiny problems you may be having with your playing. It also allows you to transfer your music from piano to computer, giving you access to all kinds of design and editing programs to make original music that much better. This can aid in composition for a budding musician ready to begin creating his own tunes.
Broader Access To Sounds
While digital pianos are designed to mimic acoustic pianos, they also are equipped with a large variety of sounds. They have more traditional organ sounds – strings, harpsichord, church organs, guitar, bass and synthesizers, and go way beyond to add just about any flair and originality as you create. While younger children may love experimenting, older, more experienced kids can use it to grow beyond the standard playability, which can give them more desire to push forward and become even better.
Continue To Grow With Apps
With today’s technology, anything is possible. And by incorporating smart technology either through phones or tablet devices, you can take advantage of many of the apps that liven up practice sessions and make music more fun. They can help a budding artist understand theory, help them develop their own music, or become more proficient with notes and scales. They can provide motivation instead of making it feel like a chore.
If a digital piano sounds like a perfect investment for your budding artist, stop by and see all of your options today.
