Workstation keyboards, with flexible feature sets and extensive sound libraries, bridge the gap between the studio and the stage as the ultimate all-in-one tool for music production, composition, and performance.
Value for money isn’t a term I typically attach to Yamaha Clavinova digital pianos: they are luxurious and priced as such. However, the Clavinova CLP-835, a new mid-level addition to the series, might be the best buy of the bunch.
The RD-2000 EX is the latest edition of Roland’s flagship stage piano. Roland’s RD series has been around for many years and is always a reliable choice. In this review, I’ll highlight the difference between the RD-2000 EX and the older RD-2000 and discuss the merits of both in 2024.
There are many outstanding pianists in the world today; too many to put on a single list. But, now and then, musicians come along who are truly exceptional and stand out even among the very best.
In this article, I’ll talk about those pianists, the ones so good that they inspire us to learn and make us want to quit in equal measure.
There’s an eternal debate among aspiring musicians over which is best, a digital piano or an electronic keyboard.
The simple answer is that it depends on who’s buying; both are better in the right context, but that only leads to more questions.
So, I’m going back to square one to clear up some common misconceptions, answer frequently asked questions, and help you choose the right instrument.
So many keyboard instruments are available, but a relative handful of brands typically dominate the market.
Of course, there are always a few exceptions, but in this article, I’m looking at the brands that consistently produce the highest quality keyboards and digital pianos year after year.