Steinway and Sons
Can’t fit those in my NYC apt
And Yamaha is good if you’re on a budget
Any particular model # ?
No model number is necessary honestly it’s the sound and the condition and the price for your situation. You need an upright standard piano with ur budget and needs and home size. It’ll last u years.
Steal the one at Louvre , used by Louis XVI. That's the best one. Edit: I made it up. I don't actually know if there's a Louis XVI piano at Louvre. Don't go try to steal one. Sorry.
Anything works. I like Yamaha klavinova. I like its feel. Also look at bad snacks channel on YouTube. She uses all kinds of keys and makes great records. If you know what you’re doing keyboard doesn’t matter Disclaimer I also have the real thing.
Get a guitar instead and be a rock star. Ugh, actually these days it's a DJ set from Guitar Center.
Why instead ? I could learn both 🤓
Get a piano keyboard that's a midi device. You can still do dj with it if you remap some stuff. But best of all you could compose epic music using FL studio etc with some badass kontakt libraries. Or better yet build vst plug-ins using your cs knowledge
if you’re in nyc you should check out keyboards on craigslist, see if you stick with piano and then consider spending more money for a nicer one next year. nyc craigslist is the shit!
So buy a used one first for trial period and then one I get my game on buy something better ....
lol yea
Get one of the Casio privia models. 88 keys and fully weighted. No frills, light and transportable, good basic sounds, etc. Would highly recommend.
Been playing since 3 years old and used to play on average of 2 hours a day. Start full key set and stay that way The best way to learn is to do the real thing. The keys are different and the feel is different Unless you want to casually play but I would do the full set
Thanks ... but then which one ?
Yamaha is great! I personally had one for many years, and it’s not too expensive :)