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Musical Styles
An arranger keyboard is called so precisely because of the various built-in musical styles and because it lets you create interesting arrangements by the use of buttons like Start, Stop, Intro, Ending and Fill-ins. These buttons add variations to the built-in styles to make them sound realistic.

The accompaniments, also known as styles, fit musical genres such as Rock, Rhythm and Blues, Latin, Country, Jazz, Techno and more. These styles let you focus on your playing while enjoying a full musical performance.

The more advanced arranger keyboards comes with hundreds of top quality sounds, styles, and effects, has the feature to display lyrics, and has a huge song database. It even lets you connect a microphone so that you can sing as you play and the vocal processing effects can be applied to the vocals to give it a totally different class. Basically, the top of the line arranger keyboard gives all the ammunition to a live performer to dazzle the audience.

Number of Keys
All the digital pianos have the same number of keys as an acoustic one – 88 keys. Keyboards on the other hand come in various sizes. You get keyboards with 88, 76, 61, 49, 37, 25, even lesser number of keys.

In the following links, we will go through the features found in most of the keyboards. At first look, a keyboard looks more complicated than it actually is because of all those buttons and sliders. A piano on the other hand looks easier to the eye though most of the features of a keyboard are now available in a Digital Piano as well.

Different Keyboards
• 61 Key Keyboards
• 76 Key Keyboards
• 88 Key Keyboards
• Electric Keyboards
• Lighted Keyboards

Keyboard Features
• Piano Action
• Sounds/Voices/Patches
• Accompaniments
• Chords
• Sound Effects
• Sound Amplification
• Display

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