Hand Care Tips For Piano Players | Keyboard Lesson

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Great tips!! Thanks Jacob and Sweetwater!!

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Thanks for checking it out!

[@ternitamas]

Awesome, great hand and mental warm up for those thirds and the resulting chords

[@Gumbercules]

Thanks for taking the time to put this up here! Well done! Here's a happy little comment to keep any other comments that make their way here company.

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[@avjake]

Great tips. And playing! Thanks.

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[@PUTUPLAN7]

well done

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Thanks for teaching

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[@reikamaria2077]

An advice for all keyboard manufacturers: Please stop doing stage/digital pianos and keyboards with heavy, oversprung and sluggish action. While trying to capture the cliche "grand piano feel" nearly all major brands have gone too far. Nord is about the worst. With several others in close second place. We don't need to get carpal tunnel syndrome. We need to play a comfortable instrument.

[@reikamaria2077]

@Martin Demsky On paper, I think they use the same action as other brands. But I'm pretty sure they tweak them all over. They do feel worse. And that's the main criticisim in general with Nord. Even loyal fanbase hated the action of the Piano 3/4, Electro 5/6 and so on. Korg almost gave up with the RH3 action because of much criticism as well. It's indeed on the heavy side, and it's truly evident.