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Beginner Keyboard in Nepal: Selecting the right keyboard for beginners is a question without a straightforward answer.The decision relies significantly on personal tastes and whether the keyboard is intended for short-term or long-term use. For beginner keyboard in Nepal, the process can be particularly overwhelming due to the array of options available.
Whether you’re a novice, an intermediate-level player, an established musician, or a music educator, the choice of an electronic keyboard is a personal one that unlocks numerous musical possibilities.
Determining the right keyboard depends significantly on the student’s tastes and their intended duration of use. Whether it’s a temporary learning tool or a long-term musical investment, these factors play a pivotal role in the selection process. This comprehensive buying guide aims to assist you in navigating the essential considerations. By assessing these key factors, you can confidently select an electronic keyboard that aligns perfectly with your musical needs and aspirations.
When you’re buying your first digital keyboard, there are quite a few things to think about. You’ll want to consider its size, the amount you’re willing to spend, how good it sounds, the variety of sounds it offers, how it feels when you play it, whether it has features to help you learn, if you can record with it, and how easily it connects to other devices like computers. Several digital keyboards provide a USB-to-host port for this purpose, allowing you to record high-quality audio or MIDI without the need for a separate interface
The number of keys on a keyboard is crucial, as it determines your playing range. Keyboards commonly offer options of 49, 61, 72, or 88 keys. For beginners, a 49-key keyboard can be sufficient to start learning, while a 32-key keyboard might feel limiting but can serve for specific uses or portability.
Starting out, a 49-key keyboard can cover the basics, and most music can be played on a 72-key instrument. However, for those with aspirations to eventually play the piano, it’s advisable to opt for a full 88-key keyboard for a more comprehensive and authentic playing experience.
A lot of the keyboards have a built-in feature that allows you to learn 100 different songs—notes, timing, and much more—in an easy nine-step lesson format. For example, the Yamaha PSR E373 has 150 onboard lesions, the PSR F52 has 136 onboard lesions, the Casio CT-S200 has 400 onboard tones, and many more.
Want a portable, inexpensive keyboard with great sound and features? The Casio CT-S100 is excellent. This keyboard has 61 full-size keys, 400 built-in tones, and 77 rhythms for beginners and pros.
Casio CTS100 keyboard features:
61 full-size keys
400 built-in tones
77 rhythms
50 Dance Music rhythms
Lesson function
Headphone jack
Built-in speakers
Powered by AC adapter or 6 AA batteries
Dimensions: 93.0 x 25.6 x 7.3 cm (36.6 x 10.1 x 2.9 inches)
The CT-S200 is a 61-key portable keyboard designed for beginners and casual players. It features Casio’s AHL sound source technology, which produces high-quality instrument sounds, including pianos, guitars, drums, and strings.
Casio CT-S200 61-Key Keyboard Features:
400 tones and 77 rhythms give you tons of sonic options to choose from
MIDI connectivity is useful for studio applications
LCD display easily adjusts your settings
Digital effects add extra ambience to your performance
Dance Music Mode adds 50 extra rhythms
The included lesson function teaches you songs
Optional battery operation ensures that you’ll be able to play anywhere
The Casio CT-S300 is a 61-key portable keyboard that offers a range of features for musicians of all levels. It features Casio’s renowned AHL sound source technology, which produces high-quality instrument sounds, including pianos, guitars, drums, and strings.
Casio Casiotone CT-S300 61-Key Keyboard Features:
The pitch blend wheel lets you add extra expression to your playing
Touch response keys allow you to control your dynamics
400 tones and 77 rhythms give you tons of sonic options to choose from
MIDI connectivity is useful for studio applications
Dance Music Mode adds 50 extra rhythms
The included lesson function teaches you songs
Optional battery operation ensures that you’ll be able to play anywhere
The Yamaha PSRE-373 is ideal for learning or playing with its touch-sensitive keyboard and innovative tone generator that produces a wide range of high-quality sounds.
Yamaha PSR-E373 Portable Keyboard features:
61 full-sized keys with touch sensitivity
622 high-quality instrument sounds, including pianos, guitars, drums, and orchestral instruments
205 accompaniment styles covering a wide range of musical genres
A lesson function that includes a collection of built-in songs for learning and practicing
Phrase recorder to capture and loop musical phrases
USB-to-Host port for connecting to a computer or mobile device
AUX input for connecting an external audio device like a smartphone or MP3 player
Assignable knobs and real-time control for manipulating sounds and effects
Pitch bend wheel for expressive playing
Arpeggio function for creating complex musical patterns
Backlit LCD display for easy navigation and selection of settings
Compact and lightweight design for easy portability and storage
The PSR-F52 is the perfect keyboard for people who want to learn to play. It has all the features you need for your first playing experience.
Yamaha PSR-F52 Keyboard Features:
61 touch-sensitive keys
132 instrument sounds
136 accompaniment styles
Built-in lesson function with a collection of practice exercises and songs
Duo mode, allowing two people to play simultaneously on the same keyboard
Onboard recording capabilities with a maximum of five songs and two tracks
A USB port for connecting to a computer or mobile device
Headphone jack for private practice
Lightweight and portable design, making it easy to move and store
Battery-powered option for use on the go
LCD screen with easy-to-read display
Transpose, tuning, and metronome functions
Optional sustain pedal input (pedal sold separately)
Enhance your musical journey today by exploring our diverse selection of beginner keyboard in Nepal at Audio Shop Nepal, designed to cater to your learning needs and musical aspirations.
