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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Orange

Sat, 01 May 2010 22:44:16 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Orange

Stylish sophisticated digital piano – with Moving Key feature Polished Orange finish modern and elegant design digital piano with moving keys. Connect directly to the Internet and enjoy your favorite song. Please note this item is only available in the UK with Delivery and installation including complete setup of the piano in your home or business at a cost of 100 pounds. We will call you to confirm the installation date (Please allow at least seven days from the date of order).
Price: GBP 6799.00

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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Red

Sat, 01 May 2010 16:40:13 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Red

Stylish sophisticated digital piano – with Moving Key feature Polished Red finish modern and elegant design digital piano with moving keys. Connect directly to the Internet and enjoy your favorite song. Please note this item is only available in the UK with Delivery and installation including complete setup of the piano in your home or business at a cost of 100 pounds. We will call you to confirm the installation date (Please allow at least seven days from the date of order).
Price: GBP 6799.00

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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

Sat, 01 May 2010 14:25:53 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

Stylish sophisticated digital piano – with Moving Key feature Polished Blue finish modern and elegant design digital piano with moving keys. Connect directly to the Internet and enjoy your favorite song. Please note this item is only available in the UK with Delivery and installation including complete setup of the piano in your home or business at a cost of 100 pounds. We will call you to confirm the installation date (Please allow at least seven days from the date of order).
Price: GBP 6799.00

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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

Sat, 01 May 2010 12:00:29 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Red

Sat, 01 May 2010 10:37:00 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Red

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Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

Sat, 01 May 2010 06:14:09 +0000

Musical Instruments: Yamaha Modus F11 Digital Piano Polished Blue

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Casio CTK-2100 61 Key Personal Keyboard with New Voice Pad Feature

Mon, 01 Feb 2010 14:25:15 +0000

The CTK-2100 offers pure playing pleasure for the beginner! Play along with your favorite song via the audio input, or learn songs step-by-step via the StepUp learning system. With 400 tones and 150 rhythms the CTK-2100 can be powered by using just 6-AA batteries. The CTK-2100 produces a wonderful, natural sound that is perfectly suited to a diverse range of genres. The 61 ‘piano look’ keys on the CTK-2100 guide you through a whole host of songs. The 61 ‘piano look’ keys give the keyboard a sophisticated, elegant appearance and provide the ideal scope for musical inspiration. In the Step-up learning system section, the practice piece is divided into individual sections and then taught step by step – just like in a traditional music lesson. The 3-level, interactive learning system offers a simple way to achieve your learning goals. The new voice pad feature will take you to new creative heights. Get creative: The Voice Pad function provides a simple way of playin (more…)

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Casio CTK-2100 61 Key Personal Keyboard Premium Package with Headphones, Stand & Power Supply

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 16:10:54 +0000

How to Make Instrumental Beats

Tue, 22 Dec 2009 23:35:20 +0000

What do all the greatest songs and instrumental beats – in any genre of music - all have in common? They are all driven by a great melody. A melody is a set of single notes in succession that form a musical line. The hook to your favorite song, a guitar phrase, and succession of single piano notes in an instrumental beat are all examples of a melody.

Melodies don’t have to be “catchy” to be effective. A melody that displays a deep, powerful emotion can be a great piece of music without being “catchy” or “poppy.” For example, if you are producing a deep instrumental beat about a death or lost love, it can be driven by dark, emotional melodies that don’t necessarily “stick in your head,” but rather portray the emotion of the song successfully through effective melodies.

So what can you do as a producer to become better ar producing great melodies in their instrumental beats?

Well I do believe that some of us just naturally have more of a knack for this sort of thing than others. The best songwriters who have written countless great melodies are creatively gifted people who can do this a lot easier than some of us. HOWEVER, I do believe that everyone has the ability to learn how to become better at creating melodies. So I’d like to share with you two very powerful tips that will help you to create better melodies for your instrumental beats:

Listen to Different Kinds of Music: If you always listen to the same type of music, your minds ability to expand into new creative melodic ideas will be severely limited. Do not be afraid to venture out and listen to lots of different styles of music. Hate pop? Listen to it anyway. Can’t stand classical music? Que up that Chopin piece. In fact, I credit a great portion of my melody-making abilities and musical sense to a band that fits into the genre of “Progressive Metal.” Through my years of listening, my ears have consciously and subconsciously picked up ways of combining note sequences to make melodies for my instrumentals and beats that I never would have been able to make had I not been a student of their music.

And perhaps the most important way to become better at creating melodies:

LEARN MUSIC SCALES: Ok normally someone would just advise you to learn “music theory.” But I find that people can get intimidated when it comes to tackling the entire subject of music theory. The aspect that can really help you when seeking to become better at writing melodies is musical note scales. Do some research online or buy a book about the different scales used in music. Apply these concepts to an instrument (piano, guitar, etc) and you will really begin to get the feel of how notes are associated with one another, which notes combine optimally together, and which moods are brought out by each scale. Learn the major, minor, blues, pentatonic, harmonic minor scales….and so on. As soon as I learned this aspect of music for guitar, I became a much better musician, composer, producer, and, well, melody maker!