I know guitars have CAPOs that allow them to change keys, but are piano CAPOs real, and if so where can I get one?
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I don't think so, the best thing I can think of is a keyboard that can transpose keys.
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http://www.capoeirista.com/
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Yes, but nothing that size. There computers to which you can hook up microphones and find the key then, but otherwise no. What DOES exist is a chromatic tuner, which will identify a pitch that someone is playing. It has a microphone and also tells whether the instrument is out of tune and which way. I would recommend the Sabine Metrotune, a combination metronome tuner, that allows you to identify a pitch. That might help, but you have to be able to identify which note is the tonic note in the key. It's around 35 bucks, it's battery operated and I use it to work with my sax. You can also input a guitar chord to tune it, or hook up a mic to an instrument to tune it, or find out what pitches its playing.
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Digital Rhodes, Yahama, Korg just to a few. All thier models are great.:O)
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Here, just click 'sheet music' and voila!!\nIts a great site dedicated to all piano players who also love video games. All well-known melodies of games are here..\nEnjoy!!!
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it's a severly detuned A.  you aren't actually in a different key, you're just tuned down.  \nmiddle a is 440, if you've got it set to 430, you won't be able to play along with anyone else cause you'll always be flat.  other keys aren't tuned to by changing the frequency of a, other keys are tuned to by changing the fret that you play a at.
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If you play any of it , you have my respect. Chopin's stuff was pretty demanding from what i hear. I heard a chopin piece once played by a guy named Tony MaCalpine, who is better known as one of those "Neo-Classical" inflence shred guitar players, though he is also an amazing pianist / keyboardist who had a formal classical background.
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Nope, but I've got a Baboon you can get, cheap!*wink*\n\nSeriously though,  try craigslist in your area, you can find the most amazing stuff!  Look in the musical instruments category, or post a want it ad.
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From my experience changing the action on a guitar is fairly hard to do, and should not be attempted without knowing what you are doing.  There is a truss rod running the length of the neck that can be tightened and loosened in the guitar.  But I would get a good guitar tech if you like the sound and drop 20-50 bucks on getting it fixed.  Good luck-  by the way callouses are a good thing!!  I played till my fingers bled on a steel string, and I dont even use a pick.  Oh yeah... Then get a guitar humidifier to put with it to keep the guitar from getting bowed again by drying excessively.
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That's a double cutaway black acoustic with an "S" on the headstock. If you truly want one of these, it'll cost ya.\nYou can get one from Gibson's Custom Guitar Facility in Nashville. \nStart here: http://www.gibsoncustom.com/\nOr, if you're super serious, contact me.
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It sounds to me like you have a problem with the key. By this I mean the itemthat you twist to get a string to get tighter. This is often a problem in cheap guitars.\n\nI am not sure what you mean about "C". The Guitar has strings on a normal tuning as follows:\n* E\n* A\n* D\n* G\n* B\n* E\n\nWhat do you mean by "C"?\n\nI have played guitar for over 25 years. So I do have a clue about this beyond personal experience in a general sense. You can contact with me directly, but I am not sure if I am allowed to post my email due to the answers rules. Therefore I do not post it
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You would need a MIDI converter and possibly some software, go to your local music store and ask them for advice.
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If you look on http://musiciansfriend.com there is a section just for left handed guitars, http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitar/navigation?N=100001+306248 for electrics, and http://www.musiciansfriend.com/guitar/navigation?N=100001+306256 for acoustics, and they cost no more than the right handed guitars. what you're doing is fine, but the guitars are so used to having all of the tension on one side and then when you switch it over it could screw up the neck. but as long as you keep it in a controlled environment (about 45 - 55% humidity) it should be fine. \nas always, have fun with music!
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get yourself to a guitar center.   they are everywhere.  they have all kinds of pedals all set up for you.
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I don't know the answer but i know who does \ngo to www.samplekings.com \n\nthey have instructional dvd's for tritons \n\nI have a roland fantom x6 \nand i bought the video from samplekings\n\nthey teach you step by step how to do everything on the keyboard and they show you how to use mpc's with pro keyboards \n\nyou have to pay for the videos but its worth it because they explain things in a simple way
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I've got quite a few yahoo widgets and I've never seen one for a guitar. you can go to their widget site and look for one I might have missed it, they have quite a few to choose from. You can even suggest that someone build a widget like the one you want. If you don't have the widget engine you'll have to download it, it's free.
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get a good one that is comfortable to hold while sitting or standing not bulky or awkward.there are plenty of comparable makes and models to choose from so dont worry too much about brand names. nylon strings produce a nice mellow  tone , so maybe something in a ' classic guitar'. be sure your hands and body fit around the guitar comfortably. it should have a sort of crisp and clean sound with no string buzz. as for the appearance, personally I think a guitar should be pleasant to look at whether it is being played or not.