Does the alto recorder come in the key of c
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Hi Eleanore! Sorry to have taken a few days to answer this. No, this recorder is Key of F. You want a Soprano recorder to get the Key of C. Hope this helps, Kate :-)
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Sorry, ALL Alto recorders are in the key of F. The Tenor model is in F. The full range looks like this: Sopranino - F Soprano - C Alto - F Tenor - C Bass - F
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No, the keys don't go up and down automatically. The demos (or one of the classical pieces) are not mere audio recordings, though. During play, the stored data does actually play the instrument, though there is no physical movements. From what I've seen, to get a digital player piano, you'll have to append a zero to the price, then double it. I absolutely love the CE220, though. The action and the sound are incredible. For example, string resonance (playing a note causes other specific notes to sound quietly in "sympathy"). I'm not aware of any other digital piano in this price range with thus capability. It adds great richness and realism to the piano voices. Also, the degree of string resonance is adjustable!
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In order to record to your computer what you are playing on your keyboard, you will need a recording software (like audacity) and an audio input/output cord to use on your keyboard's headphones output and your computer's microphone input (this cord can be found in stores for as cheaply as $5). The USB cord only relays note-input information to your computer (such as if you were using it to write music on a program like Sibelius 7), it will not relay the actual audio information.
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I don't believe so. I'm not a sound engineer, but it sounds like it was just recorded in a completely different pitch. It is incredibly simple to import and save a song. I use it to get the chords and notes out of a song in a key that I prefer to sing in.
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No, on the one I bought the C key actually played the note B flat. I assume all of them would be tuned slightly different though. Hard to fine tune a cheap toy. BUT IT IS POLYPHONIC!!
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yes is does have a c/c# key. You can order a thumb rest on line for less than $2 (see my review for the link).Because it is a big instrument you will definitely need the thumb rest. I love mine. Happy playing
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I'm sorry I can't really help you there. I bought it for my 6 year old. She's started the recorder this year so we didn't need a fancy one. I thought it sounds great, but I'm no expert.
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Yes. This recorder is perfect for beginners. You don't need a colledge degree to read the instructions. I love it.
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Hi Larry, I'm not too sure the key doesn't change. I know the pitch doesn't change, but I'm still pretty new at this music game so there is still a lot I don't know. Sorry I can't be more positive. Sincerely, Jay Scott
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Yes. I read the instructions and there are two buttons on the back face which allow you to change the key. Orchestral bflat if you wish for instance.
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There is a built-in recording device, although I have not yet used it. In addition, the USB connects to a computer, and there is software included for recording to a computer. I simply have not had time yet to use these features. I'm old-school and transcribe melody by hand!
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Normally you do have to change the key knob, but if you play an instrument/chords through the "Inst. phone jack" input it will figure it out.Just set the knob on CH instead of a key.
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No, it didn't. It is very easy to play because of the low action. It does not sound as nice as mycordoba c5 or my go to favorite my yamaha cg372.
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This listing is for the Key of C. Just search "Suzuki Manji" on Amazon an you will see the other Keys Available.
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It is a Walton Irish Penny/Tin Whistle. in the Image you gave, that particular Whistle is in the Key of 'D' (Which is the lowest note you can play on it). It is the most generic key, and quite good for anyone starting out, mainly because of it's size (So I believe). I own one, and have enjoyed it every day since.
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Not in the base recorder that comes with it. You need to purchase the full studio upgrade and then you can export your recording to iTunes.
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My Yamaha YRT-304B II came with keys for C/C# and with a thumb rest that I attached with the adhesive supplied. I presume that the next model has similar keys as well; most tenors do. You may want to get a clip-on thumb rest to use initially, until you find where you want the thumb rest located permanently. Clip-ons are quite cheap. The only plastic tenor I know of that does NOT have keys for C/C# is the Aulos 211A. (The Aulos 511B is equipped with keys.)