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What is the difference between an electronic organ and electronic piano?
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∙ 12y ago
The difference between an electronic organ and an electronic piano is in the sounds produced. Sometimes, on the higher end models, the electronic piano will have a piano touch, weighted keyboard.
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What instruments were invented between 1750 and 1820?
The Piano & Clarinet
Which instrument is an example of sounding board resonance?
The piano, guitar, harp, violin, etc.
Is Piano wire the same as music wire?
Yes. Piano wire is tempered high-carbon steel wire, but is not coated so appears dull gray. Music wire is tempered high-carbon steel wire coated and polished for use on stringed instruments (e.g. hammer dulcimer). However, music wire may also refer to the aforementioned piano wire. Their tensile strengths are identical.
Which simple machine would make it easiest for Cathy to get her grand piano up to her new apartment?
A pulley
When can an analog signal be reconstructed from its sample values?
An analog signal can be reconstructed from its sample values when the samples were taken often enough.Exactly how often is "often enough" depends on how accurately you want to reconstruct the original. The crucial question is "what is the highest frequency of interest in the original signal?". The usual rule of thumb is to sample at a minimum of twice that frequency.Beware. If you want to sample a piano playing a concert pitch A (440 Hz), your sample rate will depend on why you want to do it. If you just want to know that the piano played A rather than, say, middle C, a sample rate of 1KHz would do. However, if you want to be able to identify the instrument as a piano, a 1 KHz sample rate won't do at all. When the orchestra tunes up, and the oboe gives an A, it doesn't sound anything like a piano. The fundamental note is 440 Hz just like the piano, but every musical instrument produces multiples of the fundamental, called harmonics. It is the number of harmonics and their relative amplititudes which gives the instrument its distinctive sound. These are the "highest frequency of interest".
What is the difference between piano and electronic piano?
A piano is real with strings ,and a electronic piano is powered by electricity with virtual sounds.
What is the difference between a tissue and organs?
A organ is a type of a keyboard instrament like a piano and a tissue is a thing you sneeze in.
What is the difference between a harpsicord and an organ?
A harpsicord is a stringed instrument not unlike a piano, whereas an organ is a wind instrument where air is blown into pipes, each producing a different note.
Who can repair a Suzuki GP-3 electronic baby grand piano?
Most any electronic organ technician should be able to handle this task for you. Check your local phone listings for a technician near you. Look under organ & piano care. A regular piano technician may be able to help in your quest, too.
Can Elton John play the organ?
Oh yes- his main instrument is the piano, and he is also proficient on electronic keyboards and can play church organ as well.
What is the difference between a piano and a great piano?
a great piano has lower notes
What is the difference on the physical body of the sound of pipe organ vs amplified guitar and piano?
Pipe organ has the most harmonics.
What is the similarite between a piano and an organ?
They both employ keysboards. Otherwise, there is no similarity.
What is the difference between a fish and a piano?
you can tune a piano but you can't tuan fish
How does a piano and an organ differ?
A piano is higher cleff and organ is lower cleff.
What is the origins of a piano?
The answer to this question is simple it is between a piano and a organ they look a lot a like but the piano is much different it sounds different and it has a different tone too!
What is the difference between a piano and a clavier?
The piano is the entire instrument. The clavier is the keyboard part.
