Starting out/keyboard question

Mandabplus3 wrote: The touch sensitive keys are a good thing! It's a plus it means that the hardest you press the louder the sound. Just like a real piano. It will not be hard to press these keys at all they arnt weighted. Any keyboard with a midi or USB and 61 keys will do you just fine. At some point around your 4 th or 5 th year of playing you will start dreaming about an electric piano with proper weighted keys and a slimline beautiful full body and sound....oh and then you start saving the grand or more you need to buy one

You just got it right, Manda! These digital piano manufacturers should just LOVE Soft Mozart, but they do not see that far.

Yes, kids are eager to get rid of these stickers asap
the Soft Mozart learners starting to drool over the real pianos
and black and white traditional notation is soon enough wil become the most 'prestigious' to play.

However, touch sensitive keys a burden for very beginners of any age, because they are for expression. But the expression is 'not there' yet, when the essential skills in stage of development.

Good news, in the most keyboards this option could be switched on and off.

lela wrote:

hellene wrote:

lela wrote: Oh ok, it looks like not an easy task for me to buy the keyboard

I have got another one then:
www.amazon.com/Casio-CTK-4000-Personal-K...id=1329730285&sr=1-2

I hope Hellene will reply soon as my head is starting to hurt lol

Lela, this is the good one!
Please, remind me: people of what age are going to learn?

I have received the software today
It is for my 28 months old daughter.
Thank you

I can't wait to hear about your experience!