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A Convenient Portable Digital Piano is a compact and easily transportable electronic keyboard designed for convenience and flexibility.

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What Is Convenient Portable Digital Piano?

A Convenient Portable Digital Piano is a compact and easily transportable electronic keyboard designed for convenience and flexibility.

BEISITE: Wholesale Convenient Portable Digital Piano Manufacturer

Experienced Company

Jinjiang Beisite Electronic Technology Co., Ltd was established in 2012 and is an experienced company. Our annual production capacity is 80000 cartons. With an export license, we export products to Europe, America, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East. Our products gain wide praise at home and abroad.

Superior Quality

Quality is a priority at Beisite. All digital piano developed and manufactured by Beisite leaves the factory fully calibrated according to the most stringent industrial standards in force today. Our Certificates include FCC, EMC, Rosh, LVD, CE, PSE, etc.

Advanced Equipment

We not only have professional workers but also have the continuous updating of hardware equipment. Such as advanced facilities of an automatic Plug-in Machine, Automatic Welding Machine, High-Pressure Tester, High-Temperature Tester, and Vibration Tester.

After-Sale Service

We promise to provide customers with one year of after-sales support. Our sales team will try our best to give good after-sale service, handle customer complaints, and solve problems for customers.

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Features of Our Convenient Portable Digital Piano

1. Rich Interface and Various Button

The MIDI function allows you to connect a computer, smartphone, and other intelligent devices to obtain a better piano training experience. 128 polyphony numbers, 8 timbres, 128 rhythms, and 30 demo songs make playing more fascinating. Moreover, chord, transpose, metronome, drum kit, and recording buttons satisfy different playing requirements.

2. Upgraded Sound and Dynamical Adjustment

Compared with the previous electric piano keyboard, the upgraded one increases the dynamic adjustment function, which can easily come true by long pressing the transpose+ button. Thus, different dynamics will present unique piano pieces. And designed with external sound, the digital keyboard will make a tremendous sound.

3. Soft Finger Touch

It provides a comfortable finger touch and makes for similar depth in keys. Made from durable ABS material, smooth keys prevent skidding during playing time and avoid fading to keep a long-lasting high gloss.

4. Safe Material and Longer Playing Time

Premium aluminum alloy ensures a reliable structure for prolonged service time. The silicone panel reduces the risk of appearing potential damage. ASTM certification certifies adequate security of frequent usage. After charging for 4 hours through a power bank, computer USB, or power strip, the keyboard can keep 12 hours of battery life.

Types of Portable Digital Piano

Keyboard
A keyboard is the simplest and cheapest type of portable digital piano. It usually has 61 or 76 keys, which are often not weighted or touch-sensitive. A keyboard is suitable for beginners or casual players who want to learn the basics of piano playing or practice simple songs. However, a keyboard does not offer the same sound quality, expressiveness and realism as a digital piano.

Synthesizer
A synthesizer is a type of portable digital piano that can produce a wide range of sounds and effects, such as strings, brass, drums, organs and more. A synthesizer usually has 61 or 76 keys, which may or may not be weighted or touch-sensitive. A synthesizer is ideal for musicians who want to experiment with different genres, styles and sounds, or create their own music. However, a synthesizer may not have the best piano sound or feel, and it may require additional equipment such as amplifiers, pedals and cables.

Stage Piano
A stage piano is a type of portable digital piano that is designed for professional performance. It usually has 88 keys, which are weighted and touch-sensitive to mimic the feel of an acoustic piano. A stage piano also has high-quality sound samples, effects and features that can enhance the musical expression and dynamics. A stage piano is perfect for advanced players who want to play on stage or in a studio. However, a stage piano is more expensive, heavier and bulkier than other types of portable digital pianos, and it may not have built-in speakers or batteries.

Benefits of Using Digital Piano

Adjustable Volume and Variable Tones

As with normal electric instruments, the volume of digital pianos is easily adjustable. On better models, you can even adjust the EQ of your instruments to get the sound you're after. With a digital piano, you can also plug in a headset to delve into your music without being heard or disturbing others. Digital pianos also include many other sounds than just your standard acoustic piano. With a single push of a button, you can get the sound of other instruments like the guitar, bass, flute, violin, and so on.

Portability and Cost

Playing an acoustic piano gives you all the elegance you can imagine, but there is a fatal disadvantage to it – portability. For normal people who hit the road with their instruments frequently, a digital piano is a necessity as you can't easily move an acoustic piano. Digital pianos are also often much cheaper than their acoustic counterparts. Acoustic pianos require frequent maintenance to keep them in perfect shape, which can be expensive.

Recording and Expansion

As a beginner, being able to record your playing and share it with others can be rewarding. With a built-in recording system, you can easily make high quality recordings of your playing. Digital pianos also have output jacks, which allow you to record your sounds more directly. Recording an acoustic piano requires microphones and a controlled environment.

Learning Tools

Most digital pianos have built-in practice tools like backing tracks and metronomes. Some even display chords on the monitoring screens. These functions can be very useful for beginners to practice their musical fundamentals.

Weighted Actions of Digital Piano

Let's take a look at the three weighted actions most commonly used in digital keyboards.

Semi-Weighted
As mentioned previously, most entry-level digital keyboards and synthesizers have unweighted keys. However, some intermediate models offer a semi-weighted action. These instruments incorporate spring-action keys with more resistance than those found in an unweighted keyboard, providing a playing experience which is more responsive to your touch.

Hammer Action
Digital instruments with a hammer action keyboard include a mechanism that replicates that of an acoustic piano. This is usually achieved by the attachment of a physical lever system and hammers to add more resistance to the keys you're playing.

Graded Weighting
Every single key on a grand piano keyboard is weighted differently. This is because the strings for each note are slightly thinner and shorter in the treble register, becoming thicker and longer towards the bass register. As a result, there is greater resistance when playing low notes than when playing high notes. In other words, a heavier touch is required in the left hand and a lighter touch in the right hand. To emulate this in a digital piano, the keys are often individually weighted, with the lower keys heavier than the higher ones - something that's called graded weighting.

Clean Portable Digital Piano Step by Step

1) To clean a digital piano keyboard, you will need: Warm water; a few drops of gentle dish washing soap; two soft, clean, white, cloths

2) Mix warm water with a few drops of gentle dish washing soap in a small bowl. Be sure to mix well.

3) It is important to use white cloths when cleaning a digital piano keyboard because the chemicals of a colored cloth can cause damage. Dampen one of the cloths slightly with the mixture. Wipe the damp cloth gently over each key, remembering to wipe the sides of each key.

4) Use the other cloth to remove any moisture left behind on the keyboard. Be sure to take time on this step to prevent any damage to the digital piano keyboard due to drops of water or moisture left behind.

5) A Q-tip can be used to clean the corners of the digital piano keyboard that the damp cloth cannot reach. Simply dip the Q-tip in the small bowl to get it damp. Carefully clean the corners without allowing drops of water to fall between the keys.

Key Features of the Digital Piano that You Should Care

Sound Quality
When an instrument is being evaluated, sound is always the priority. As far as a digital piano is concerned, the quality of sound depends heavily on its electronic components. Even if the digital piano has the greatest sound libraries, without an excellent output section, the sounds won't come out right. When evaluating a digital piano, pay special attention to the overall realism of its sound. Generally speaking, better digital pianos have more storage and memory, which allows them to play back larger, higher quality sound files, which in turn makes the instrument sound more realistic.

Don't Get Trapped by the Number of Tones
While it may look great to you to have almost any kind of instruments' sounds on your piano, you should also pay attention not to fall into the trap of quantity over quality. Having the chance to play all the instruments on your piano may seem intriguing at first, but when you get bored with all of those extra sounds, you'll find yourself playing the standard piano sounds the most, so the quality of these sounds is the most vital.

Polyphony
Polyphony refers to the number of notes a piano can play at the same time. Normal models provide 32 note polyphony and 64 notes polyphony. We recommend you pick up a piano with at least 32 notes of polyphony. The greater the polyphony, the better. You can go with 128 notes and even higher if you ever have the need.

Amplification and Outputs
If you're primarily playing piano at home, having an amplifier that sounds good is important. If you are looking to play shows, then make sure that your piano has the right outputs to plug into a PA system.

Backtracking and Tools
To help beginners, piano manufacturers often incorporate functions that help them practice straight out of the box. Most of the pianos available on the market provide the ability to play back certain rhythmic patterns at various speeds. Then you can play along with those patterns. If the drum sounds are too distracting, you can also just use a metronome function. Practicing along to a metronome is always recommended for beginners to develop a sense of rhythm. Many models also have visual displays that can show chord charts to help a student play.

Connect Your Digital Piano to Your Android Device

Your Instrument Has a USB to Host Port (USB-B)
1)You'll need a USB-A to USB-B cable (with USB 2.0) and an OTG adapter.
2)Connect the USB-B end to your instrument's To Host port.
3)Connect the USB end of the cable to the OTG USB adapter. Most newer tablets or phones might require an OTG USB-A to USB-C, while older devices usually have a micro-USB port, which requires a micro-USB OTG adapter.
4)Plug the micro-USB or USB-C end of the adapter into your Android device.
5)Open any song or lesson within the app to reach the flowkey player. The app will ask permission to access your keyboard or digital piano. Please allow this access.
6)If your instrument isn't detected automatically, tap the gear icon in the top right corner to reach the Settings menu, then open MIDI/USB to establish a connection manually.

Your Instrument Has MIDI Ports
1)You'll need a MIDI to USB cable and an OTG adapter.
2)Connect the MIDI In/MIDI Out end of the cable to your instrument.
3)Connect the USB end of the cable to the OTG USB adapter. Most newer tablets or phones might require an OTG USB-A to USB-C, while older devices usually have a micro-USB port, which requires a micro-USB OTG adapter.
4)Plug the micro-USB or USB-C end of the adapter into your Android device.
5)Open any song or lesson within the app to reach the flowkey player. The app will ask permission to access your keyboard or digital piano. Please allow this access.
6)If your instrument isn't detected automatically, click on the gear icon in the top right corner to reach the Settings menu, then open MIDI/USB to establish a connection manually.

Specification of Our Convenient Portable Digital Piano

Color	Black
Key	88-key hammer action keyboard
Model Number	Dream5704 series
Digital audio source chip	Imported from France
Souce	128 polyphony numbers, 8 timbres, 128 rhythms and 30 demo songs
Basic functions	Electronic switch, volume control, audio output, dual headphone, USB socket
Combination function	Chord, dynamics, trill, sustain, reverb, metronome, transpose, recording
Optional frame	1. Wooden frame 2. X frame
Product size	145X32X12CM
Product weight	GW: 11KGS NW: 9KGS
Packing size	146X36X25CM

Frequently Asked Questions About Convenient Portable Digital Piano

Q: What is piano?

A: The piano is a keyboard instrument that produces sound when pressed on the keys. Most modern pianos have a row of 88 black and white keys: 52 white keys for the notes of the C major scale (C, D, E, F, G, A, and B) and 36 shorter black keys raised above the white keys and set further back, for sharps and flats. This means that the piano can play 88 different pitches (or "notes"), spanning a range of a bit over seven octaves. The black keys are for the "accidentals" (F♯/G♭, G♯/A♭, A♯/B♭, C♯/D♭, and D♯/E♭), which are needed to play in all twelve keys.

Q: Are portable keyboards any good?

A: Portable keyboards offer a lot of benefits for musicians. They are lightweight and easy to carry around, making them perfect for gigs and rehearsals. They are also very versatile, with a wide range of sounds and effects that can be used for different genres of music.

Q: What are weighted keys?

A: All of today's digital pianos will come with some form of weighted keys. This is designed to feel just like their acoustic brethren, simulating the resistance you'd experience on these instruments. It's worth noting that there are different grades of weighting between different brands and even models. So it's worth doing a little research to see which is right for you.

Q: Are digital pianos heavy?

A: While a digital piano may not have the internal gubbins of the acoustic variety, they are still fairly heavy. You won't necessarily need a professional piano mover, as two people can typically lift them. However, you should still proceed with caution while lifting a digital piano to avoid damaging yourself or your instrument.
Stage pianos, on the other hand, are very easy to move around and are no heavier than a solid keyboard.

Q: Does a digital piano have pedals like a regular piano?

A: Yes, in most cases, a digital piano will come with the three pedals typically found on an acoustic piano.
From left to right, the function of the pedals is as follows; the una corda pedal changes the sound of the instrument, making notes appear softer and more mellow. The sostenuto pedal allows you to choose which notes to sustain while allowing others to remain staccato. Lastly, the sustain pedal will enable you to elongate all the notes or chords at the same time, and is the most commonly used pedal of the three. In stage pianos or instruments with only one pedal, you'll find it will perform the sustain function.

Q: Are weighted keys better?

A: If you are used to playing an acoustic piano, you'll likely find that weighted keys feel much more familiar and comfortable. Also, weighted keys are less likely to slip or move around when you're playing, which is always a good thing. There are two main types of weighted keys: fully weighted-and semi-weighted.

Q: What is the difference between weighted and non weighted keys?

A: For example, weighted keys are good for building up finger strength, which enhances your playing technique. Whereas unweighted keys are good for encouraging very precise playing which is beneficial in rhythmic / contemporary styles of music.

Q: Are weighted keys good for beginners?

A: Weighted keys are a fantastic feature for learning how to play. Digital pianos, and even keyboards, are sometimes made to feel as much like an acoustic piano as possible. One of the ways they can do this is to provide weighted keys.

Q: How does a portable piano work?

A: An electric piano is a musical instrument that has a piano-style musical keyboard, where sound is produced by means of mechanical hammers striking metal strings or reeds or wire tines, which leads to vibrations which are then converted into electrical signals by pickups (either magnetic, electrostatic, or piezoelectric).

Q: How do I use my digital piano on my computer?

A: Connecting your piano to a computer is very simple. All you need to send MIDI data from your digital piano to your computer and back again is a USB cable. There are however, two types of USB connector – Type A and Type B.

Q: Can you plug a piano keyboard into an iPhone?

A: Connect the Lightning to USB adapter to your iPhone's Lightning port. Plug the USB-A end of the USB or MIDI/USB cable into the Lightning to USB adapter. If your piano has a USB-B port (often labeled To Host), plug the USB-B end of the USB to USB-B cable into it.

Q: Do digital pianos need to be plugged in?

A: The piano must be plugged into an electrical socket because it runs on power. It has a digital sound engine, a sort of computer, that generates the sounds of the piano. Some people might think that the sounds from a set of speakers, does not compare to those from an acoustic piano.

Q: Can you learn piano on a portable keyboard?

A: Yes, learning piano on a keyboard is possible. The layout of keys is identical on both instruments. The songs you learn to play on a piano will transfer directly to a keyboard, and vice versa, with little adjustment needed for small differences in the width of the keys or the amount of pressure needed to play them.

Q: Is a digital piano just a keyboard?

A: No. Digital pianos, as their name implies, are designed specifically to have the sound and feel of acoustic pianos-and sometimes to look like them as well. Digital keyboards, on the other hand, typically offer a wider range of sounds, but rarely have the feel or look of an acoustic piano.

Q: What is the lifespan of a digital piano?

A: The very best digital pianos currently available, many of which would be referred to as hybrid instruments with the same actions as their acoustic counterparts, high-end speaker systems, cutting-edge sound samples and powerful polyphony will generally offer users 10 to 15 years of trouble-free use.

Q: Should you cover your digital piano?

A: A cover is not something to use only when you transport your instrument or put it away for a long period of time. You need to have a cover (even a simple cloth will suffice) that covers your piano for every minute that you aren't playing it. Digital pianos are more susceptible to damage from dust than real pianos.

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