Keyboard Case
Keyboard Case
Musical Instruments
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 YAMAHA PSR 31 KEYBOARD WITH SOFT CASE  US $10.49
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 61 NOTE KEYBOARD ROAD CASE BAD ECONOMY GIVEAWAY NEW US $49.95
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 1971 WELTMEISTER BANDMASTER KEYBOARD W CASE US $9.99
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 Gator Plastic ATA 88 Note Keyboard Case US $12.99
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 SUPER ATA 61 NOTE KEYBOARD CASE BLOWOUT US $129.00
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 ROLAND FANTOM X6 KEYBOARD WITH CASE US $599.99
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 New Gator GK 61 GK61 Lightweight 61 Note Keyboard Case US $129.99
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 Shipping Case for Electronic Keyboard Audio Photo Equip US $100.00
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 Silicon KeyBoard Cover Case for MacBook Pro 133 154 US $.99
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 VINTAGE 1974 YAMAHA AC DC ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD CASE WOW US $9.99
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 Hohner St 32 Piano Keyboard Melodia Case Flute FLex US $35.00
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 used MINT Condition KURZWEIL PC2 KEYBOARD in GATOR CASE US $600.00
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 SKB 88 KEY ATA KEYBOARD CASE GOOD COND US $125.00
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 Road Ready RRKB88W 88key Keyboard case US $180.00
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 Big Impact Wheel Hard Plastic Instrument Keyboard Case US $19.99
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 Dolly Wheel Kit For Our Keyboard Cases INSTALLED US $34.95
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 New GATOR 76 Note KEYBOARD Case SOFT Gig Bag SALE US $24.99
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 ORIGINAL YAMAHA PSR 200 ELECTRONIC KEYBOARD CASE US $49.99
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 ATA CASE for ROLAND FANTOM G6 FANTOM G6 KEYBOARD New US $99.00
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 SHARPER IMAGE PLAY N ROLL DIGITAL PIANO KEYBOARD W CASE US $6.99
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 Gator Keyboard Hardshell Case BLEM US $189.00
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 NORD Electro 2 73 Seventy Three Vintage Keyboard w Case US $760.00
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 Gator Keyboard Hard Case 88 wheels flight approved US $89.00
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 KORG PROPHECY SYNTHESIZER KEYBOARD BLACK ZIPPER CASE VG US $31.00
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 SUPER ATA 76 NOTE KEYBOARD CASE BLOWOUT US $139.00
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 Pro Stage Gear 76 Key Keyboard Flight Case with Wheels US $279.95
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 Gator Plastic ATA 76 Note Keyboard Case w Wheels US $241.99
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 KORG TRITON LE 76 Key Synthesizer Keyboard Unitec case US $898.00
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 NEW KACES KEYBOARD CASE BAG 88 NOTE MODEL 15 KB US $51.25
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 Roadie Hybrid ATA Flight case for Keyboard Instrument US $89.00
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 ATA CASE for YAMAHA MO8 MO 8 88 KEY KEYBOARD New US $99.00
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 Keyboard flight case 20 H 29 3 8 W 8 1 2 D US $75.00
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 Casio PT 82 Electronic Mini Keyboard w Rom in case MINT US $.99
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 CASIO PT 100 Electronic Keyboard Case Nice US $24.99
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 KORG MICROKORG SYNTHESIZER KEYBOARD VOCODER w CASE US $280.00
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 ATA CASE for ROLAND RD 700GX RD700GX RD 700 GX KEYBOARD US $99.00
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 ANVIL ATA KEYBOARD PEDALBOARD PRO AUDIO CASE US $199.00
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 ATA STYLE CASE for KORG TR61 TR 61 KEYBOARD New US $99.00
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 ATA CASE for KORG TRITON LE61 LE 61 KEYBOARD New US $99.00
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 ATA CASE for YAMAHA DX7 DX 7 KEYBOARD Brand New US $99.00
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 ATA CASE for YAMAHA S80 S 80 S 80 KEYBOARD New US $99.00
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 ECONOMY ATA CASE RECESSED for ROLAND VK7 VK 7 KEYBOARD US $89.95
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 New TUFFBOX Road Case fits YAMAHA P80 KEYBOARD 10 US $79.95
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 NEW KACES KEYBOARD CASE BAG 61 NOTE MODEL 13 KB US $51.25
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 Generalfisa Classic Accordion 175 Keyboard w Case US $199.99
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 Yamaha Ez 250i keyboard with stand and case US $250.00
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 Melodica 32 note keyboard case and flex tube included US $32.95
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 61 Key Keyboard Carry Bag High Protection Soft Case US $22.04
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 ROLAND RD 300XS KEYBOARD PRISTINE WITH GATOR CASE US $999.00
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 Odyssey FZKB37 37 Note Keyboard Case NEW Piano Keyboard US $109.95
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 NEW 61 Key Note KEYBOARD Gig BAG Padded Carrying CASE US $32.94
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 Nord Electro 3 73 373 Keyboard and Gig Bag Case Bundle US $1,949.00
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 ALESIS QS 61 KEYBOARD W ROAD CASE VINTAGE 80S CARD US $299.99
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 Dolly Wheel Kit For Our Keyboard Cases UNINSTALLED US $19.95
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In this article, I will discuss keyboard features that are not essential but can ease the learning process and operation of your keyboard.
The first feature you might find useful is the use of memory buttons. These normally range from four memory buttons to eight buttons, in your price range. The memory button remembers the complete set up of the keyboard, which might include the sound you are using plus the rhythm and speed and volumes of each part. This is especially useful if you have spent hours setting up your keyboard and you want to save your settings. There’s nothing worse than trying to find that perfect setting again, when you could have saved it.
Also some keyboards will have a floppy drive which can save the entire settings of the keyboard including memory buttons just in case there is a power cut or your memory buttons get wiped, again not essential, but useful.
The next feature is reverb. This setting on a keyboard can dramatically transform the sound of any instrument sound on your keyboard. An example of natural reverb can be found in a church or a large hall or an underground cavern. If you have visited any of these places then you know the sound created is echo like. Of course, it is very difficult to describe the sound difference when adding reverb but again this is another advantage to visiting a music shop where you can actually listen to the keyboard sounds.
The difference between reverb and no reverb is quite dramatic. If you haven’t heard the difference it is unlikely you will miss it but be warned once you have heard the difference between reverb and no reverb you will want reverb on your keyboard.
The next feature to look for is a recording facility. Recorders are built in to keyboard, they don’t use tape, they use memory chips to record actions made on a keyboard such as playing a piece of music. These recorders are referred to as music sequencers and can create very complex almost orchestral pieces of music although the features on a sequencer at your price range will be limited.
As a beginner you will not get a lot of use from this feature however, it can be used as a teaching aid, for example a teacher can play a section of music in to the sequencer and the pupil can then listen and practice the sequence of music as many times as is needed. If this feature is pushing your budget, then I would say you don’t need it. The choice is yours.
Finally, most keyboards made today have two or three “MIDI” connections; these can normally be found on the back of the keyboard and look like five pin din sockets and are marked up as MIDI In, MIDI Out and MIDI Through. MIDI stands for “musical instrument digital interface” As a beginner you will not use these connections. These connections enable your keyboard to play and be played by other keyboards. They can also connect to a computer and music can be played and created using MIDI and computer programs.
MIDI is a complex subject and if you wish to learn more about this subject, you can search the internet where you will find lots of information about MIDI. So if your keyboard does not have MIDI connections, its does not matter, if your keyboard does have MIDI connections it still doesn’t matter.
In part four I will discuss optional extras, which for some people could be necessary extras. Also information about keyboard lessons.
You can read the first and second article at Mikes Music Room.
About the Author:
Michael Shaw is an organ and keyboard teacher and sells sheet music and tutor books at his websites http://www.mikesmusicroom.co.uk http://www.keyboardsheetmusic.co.uk and http://musical-instruments-uk.mikesmusicroom.co.uk/
Article Source: ArticlesBase.com - How to Buy a Keyboard (part 3)
When i use my keyboard i press a number i get the symbols and i hav 2 hav cap on to type lower case??
if i press 1 i get ! , 2 i get @, and so on. and when i try to use the keyboard with lower case letters i get capital letters and the side there the num lock is those numbers dont even show up at all. i even tryed to change keyboards and i still get the same problems . i also get a problem with my mouse i click on one icon and it highlights about 5 more and i cant even run my pc like that. so one please help me with this.........
It happened to me in the past. If I pressed the keys (accidently) during computer start, the function of the locks (shift, caps) would get reversed.
Restarting the PC sorted it out.
A few times, taking a risk, I even unplugged the keyboard and plugged it back in. That sorted the issue.
You may also want to check the Accessibility Settings on your computer. Start ->Control Panel ->Accessibility Options.
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