How do you read music for keyboard and drums?
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Get a book that is easy to read and follow. I suggest "Instant Keayboard" by Gary Meisner. Follow the instructions. Be attentive when you hit a key. Remember the note. Practice, prctice, practice. If you really want to learn to play instrument(s), practice regularly ... even if it is for 15 minutes a day.\n\nThere are other easy to follow books to. Gary Meisner is something I like for beginners.
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Try this: http://www.sawf.org/newedit/edit01142002/musicarts.asp
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These files are Karaoke music in midi.  You can use programs like KaraFun to play and listen to them.
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This related to music ,,, how? 2 pts here.
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Go 2\n\n\nwww.piano.com
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Try looking for midi arrangements.  This page has three of them.  http://meltingpot.fortunecity.com/oregon/937/midi_line2.html
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http://www.mxtabs.net/drumtabs.php
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now that you told me to (in one of my Q's) i have and i want to know how to play songs that you want to hear
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use any of the free music converters available
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dude go 2 http://www.findmidis.com/ frm there u can dwnld free midis
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Try a book. Microcosmos by Bartok. It starts in SUPER easy and by the time you're done with it you play great.
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The way I do it is by downloading the "sheet music" from www.mysongbook.com and the program called "Guitar Pro" will display and play the notes, most of these guitar pro files have the parts for vocals, guitar, bass, drum, and keys etc. \nYou can find tons of songs on that site
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Try this free midi + audio track software\nhttp://www.anvilstudio.com/
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read\nlisten to music \ndrawing
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Typical instruments: Synthesizer, Drum machine, Sequencer, Keyboard and a Sampler. Check out Roland's or Korg's site for some cool products. hope this helps!
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Great question and fortunately you've asked it at a perfect time. I run a Radio Shack store and also play keyboards professionally. I have 3 keyboards that I bought thru the store, each using midi cables which I also sell. It's a package of 3 cables in case you ever need extras. My keyboards have 2 connectors on the back, an "in" and an "out" which enables me to play thru my sound system as well as download more tones and beats. We're able to go to www.RadioShack.com and download the needed files for free. http://www.radioshack.com/search/manualResults.jsp?origkw=md-501&kw=md-501&kwCatId=&hideBackToAll=true  Copy and paste that site to your browser and you'll be able to find any and all answers to your midi problems. Let me know if I can help further. Larry Radio Shack 01-9590