Show us your piano!
What does your music station look like?
Post a picture! Doesn't matter if it's a grand, upright, digital or even if the closest thing you have to a piano is a marimba :)
Posted Jan 19, 2015, 2:10 AM UTC
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http://i.imgur.com/3tmFrua.jpg
Upright Kawaii studio, purchased new in 1983 or so. Used to belong to my brother.
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I must say, you play well for a cat.
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http://i.imgur.com/uNFSR5M.jpg
Yamaha P-95. Space is very limited in this city so I had to settle for a digital. I'll definitely get a baby grand if I ever move out to the suburbs though!
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which city are you in? is that new york?
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Yessir. No way I'd ever afford an apartment big enough for a baby grand unless I moved into middle of nowhere Queens, Bronx, or SI - and I hope that's not happening soon!
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haha im in brooklyn myself. midwood to be exact. looks like you're in manhattan by the look of that w hotel. what kinds of music do you like to play?
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Jazz and R&B. But admittedly I'm horrible - the trumpet is my primary instrument.
You? I'm assuming Indie Rock since you're in BK. (Half) joking!
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Rapture
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http://imgur.com/a/wreOS recently purchased a Weber silent upright piano from craigslist. previous owner barely used it in the 2-3 years she owned it. literally new and i love it! i play it all night long and no one can hear me. i love that i can play and record any of the 127 other digital sounds the silent module has. although they're not the best digital sounds, they load up immediately. along with the midi capabilities it has so I can add on other instruments like my synths, its a dream come true :D
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The silent part is just a digital piano module inside isn't it?
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yea. theres a small lever underneath the keys that i switch over, and a bar inside the piano gets pushed slightly towards the hammers. when i press a key, the hammer is stopped by the bar so that it doesn't reach the string, but the key that i pressed touches a sensor which sends a signal to the digital module and i just hear a digital sound in my headphones. nifty stuff since i still get to use the same weighted action of my piano and not some dingy springy midi controller that i got tired of using
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Posted it on this subreddit before: http://imgur.com/a/Rewlm
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All I have is a fast hand to flip
That's really smart though
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My birthday baby that I got last month from a pawn shop with my melodica on the top
Hope this works, first time posting an imgur on mobile, lol.
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The music stand is pretty neat
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Yamaha YDP 181
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The curtains, the light, the piano, everything is perfect. Congratulations
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Swedish Thalén. Don't know much about it unfortunately. What I do know though, is that it has got a stunningly clear and fantastic sound! http://m.imgur.com/V0byhs0
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1923 Steinway O in full working mode (music everywhere, ready for recording, etc.).
Nice! What does the action on a Steinway feel like?
Depends on the individual piano and the state of regulation.
Mine is on the lighter side of things with little inconsistencies here and there.