Piano Guidance
Piano Guidance
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Key Code Table 0 105 9 (Num Lock) F4 106 * (Num Lock) F5 107 + (Num Lock) F6 108 F7 49 more rows
Learning anything new is hard I think the number one reason people quit taking piano lessons is they start to see how hard it really is. Once they...
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Read More »Key Code Table The "Key Down" event is supported from ForeUI V2.10, also we can check the "Current_Key_Code" system property to know which key is currently pressed. The key code table below is very useful when you want to test key code value in condition expression. 0 10 20 Caps Lock 30 40 Arrow Down 1 11 21 31 41 2 12 22 32 42 3 13 Enter 23 33 Page Up 43 4 14 24 34 Page Down 44 5 15 25 35 End 45 Insert 6 16 Shift 26 36 Home 46 Delete 7 17 Ctrl 27 Esc 37 Arrow Left 47 8 Backspace 18 Alt 28 38 Arrow Up 48 0 9 Tab 19 Pause/Break 29 39 Arrow Right 49 1 50 2 60 70 f 80 p 90 z 51 3 61 =+ 71 g 81 q 91 Windows 52 4 62 72 h 82 r 92 53 5 63 73 i 83 s 93 Right Click 54 6 64 74 j 84 t 94 55 7 65 a 75 k 85 u 95 56 8 66 b 76 l 86 v 96 0 (Num Lock) 57 9 67 c 77 m 87 w 97 1 (Num Lock) 58 68 d 78 n 88 x 98 2 (Num Lock) 59 ;: 69 e 79 o 89 y 99 3 (Num Lock) 100 4 (Num Lock) 110 . (Num Lock) 120 F9 130 140 101 5 (Num Lock) 111 / (Num Lock) 121 F10 131 141 102 6 (Num Lock) 112 F1 122 F11 132 142 103 7 (Num Lock) 113 F2 123 F12 133 143 104 8 (Num Lock) 114 F3 124 134 144 Num Lock 105 9 (Num Lock) 115 F4 125 135 145 Scroll Lock 106 * (Num Lock) 116 F5 126 136 146 107 + (Num Lock) 117 F6 127 137 147 108 118 F7 128 138 148 109 - (Num Lock) 119 F8 129 139 149 150 160 170 180 190 .> 151 161 171 181 191 /? 152 162 172 182 My Computer 192 `~ 153 163 173 183 My Calculator 193 154 164 174 184 194 155 165 175 185 195 156 166 176 186 196 157 167 177 187 197 158 168 178 188 ,< 198 159 169 179 189 199 200 210 220 | 230 240 201 211 221 ]} 231 241 202 212 222 '" 232 242 203 213 223 233 243 204 214 224 234 244 205 215 225 235 245 206 216 226 236 246 207 217 227 227 227 208 218 228 238 248 209 219 [{ 229 239 249
The exact length may depend some on preference, but generally, your nails should be short enough for you to be able to easily feel the key with the...
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Gently buff white piano keys with a thin layer of mild, white toothpaste, and follow the general key-cleaning tips. Wipe away toothpaste residue...
Read More »There is no getting around it: clicky switches are loud. Plain and simple, they are just fun to use. These switches are the best example of why mechanical keyboards are different from their membrane counterparts. They kick mushiness and a muted sound to the curb to favor an enjoyable, haptic typing experience.
Gateron Blues: Blues are always a safe, middle-of-the-road choice. They are not too heavy or too light to press, and they produce a medium to high tone when used. Their tactile resistance is low, allowing you to get the feedback you desire without straining your fingers. Kailh Box White: Box Whites are unique in the clicky world. They are more similar to linears in their smoothness while retaining the audible click. The tactile bump on Whites is negligible, so finger strain will not be a problem for those who fear a heavy bump. The "box" design gives the switch less stem wobble compared to a traditional MX-style stem. Gateron Green: For those seeking a loud and highly tactile experience, try out Gateron Greens. Their heavy spring weight is not for everyone, but many users have testified that they enjoy them for their typewriter-like operation. Unlike the Kailh Whites, Greens have a notable bump when pressed. These are an excellent switch for programmers and frequent typists. Do you like clicky switches? What was the deciding factor for you when ordering them? Let us know in the comments below - we would love to hear from you!
Fingertip soreness can be expected, but severe muscle or wrist pain can be an indication of poor technique. Don't press harder than you need to, as...
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Since ADHD often involves difficulty with tracking timing and duration, listening to music might help improve performance in these areas. Listening...
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Yes, having a smaller than average hand size does make some chord grips tougher. For example, the C major chord was a real issue for me when i was...
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It happens. If your piano is old, was poorly manufactured, neglected, or some combination of the three, your piano might be untunable. This is most...
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