I need some advice on touch response

Hey guys I need some help knowing what this touch response is. Lot people say my Williams Symphony piano has poor touch response. How will this effect my playing in classical genre? 

I'm not to concern seeing as i don't got the money buy new piano but am curious know and now that I'm making lot progress in my lessons. 

Thanks 

As in any music touch (or breathe) response is the ability to play with finesse on an instrument. Loud or soft passages take a certain touch on an instrument and the ability to do that or say like bend a string on a guitar a certain way determines how the music piece sounds like with classical music or any such music with emotions attached to a playing of that type of music, whether a movie theme or a classical piece of music or any piece of music to move the crowd with the music. http://www.weareroli.com/ re-inventing the keyboard. Played bad or good determine how the music sounds to the people listening. All I read about your piano on the Internet suggest that it does not have the ability to have that response unless you use the hard setting on it. On a synth, there is hardly that response and striking the keyboard usually means it goes all the way down with little effort, but in reality if you could control your fingers very accurately the notes would be softer or louder same as a piano when the keys are struck also. So the more a piece of music uses such touch response to duplicate what the creator intended or a reasonable interpretation of the way (like a classical piece) the music should be played would refer to the touch response of the instrument (or with wind instruments the breathe control a musician would use). Like with the link, I think that keyboard will be even worse to play good on because of the way they want to include that with the Seaboard new type of keyboard they hope to sell with that. But then that is what music and playing a piece of music is all about, and why some musicians are better than others when such a piece of music must be considered to have to be played correctly with the interpretation of that piece of music.

Living Room Rocker


Not to be condescending, but can you clean up your grammar a bit? As for what I think you are referring to is the hammer action on your piano, poor action would greatly affect your ability to play classical music effectively and accurately.  


Kind regards,


Living Room Rocker

Marcus has Cerbral Palsy.  Try and give him a little slack.

Thanks Beagle

No there not that good but no room nor the environment. Ether way I'm not giving up piano I have the heart for music. My piano can sound toyish that not going stop me. I look my piano up lot good reviews on it and to me sounds nice. 
I'm just concern of touch response I adjust it to hard but I must do this "EVERY TIME" turn on the piano. That only down fall of it. I might try guitar center see what they say. Thanks

Although better is better as long as the touch doesn't ruin your enthusiasm for the instrument it should be fine.  You can always use a better softsynthvif you need to record.

Thanks yeah is but the touch response set to hard makes piano feel and sound better. I'm please with it. 

I'm going buy tascam dp 04 start recording using built mics. I own software but we all know how that is, You need "Tool men" computer with "sonic" speed. And money throw away. 

Thanks everyone  

Freaky! haha couple days go I decided not get portastudio and buy the dr 07 but I'm liking the d 40. Which is better, in your opinion? 

My band mate bought the 07 and I have the 40 the basic difference is the XLR/ 1/4" input and mine also has a remote jack for foot control option.  I want this for later as I am now recording all my live gigs. 

He has done some overdubing on his and made a full song, he is not interested in computers just like you. Amazing little device, I should have bought one a long time ago. 

I had a client in the studio overdubbing some vocals and acoustic guitar ( Martin D 18)  on some songs he working on. He had a new song and I just grabbed the Tascam and hit record,,, 30 seconds and we are recording. When I played it back he was blown away at how it sounded equal to the stuff we had recorded using a lot more gear.