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A keyboard produces sound digitally or acoustically, depending on the type of instrument. Digital keyboards use electronic circuits to produce sound, while acoustic keyboards (such as the piano) use hammers and strings.

Most keyboards have 61, 76, or 88 keys, although some models may have fewer or more.

A keyboard is a smaller, portable instrument that is designed to replicate the sounds of multiple instruments. A digital piano, on the other hand, is a larger instrument that is specifically built to sound like a piano.

A keyboard is an instrument that produces sounds electronically or acoustically, while a synthesiser is an instrument that produces and manipulates sounds electronically. Most synthesisers have built-in keyboards.

Most digital keyboards have built-in recording capabilities. You can record your playing directly onto the keyboard, or use your computer or external recording device.

Some essential accessories for your keyboard include a stand, a sustain pedal, a power adapter, and headphones.

To keep your keyboard in good condition, you should clean it regularly, avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or humidity, and store it in a safe place when not in use.

An acoustic keyboard is a traditional instrument that produces sound through strings and hammers. An electric keyboard, on the other hand, uses electronic circuits to produce sound.

The best way to learn how to play the keyboard is to find a teacher or mentor who can guide you through the learning process. Additionally, practising regularly and experimenting with different styles and genres can help you to develop your skills.

The cost of a keyboard varies depending on the type, brand, and features. Entry-level models can cost as little as £50, while high-end models can cost up to several thousand pounds.