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Are PD attendance certificates going to be available?

@@victoriameadows116 Yes, there will be an opportunity to request a certificate with hours listed. Unfortunately, due to the fact that each state and district handle Continuing Education Credits differently, we are unable to guarantee anything. However, we are happy to send the certificate of attendance for you to use to apply for these CEUs on your own.

Thanks for the question…. To be honest… I’m not sure, only because I have not played the Simmons Titan 50. Sorry for this… -MH

Awesome! Thank you!

Audio in is 1/8… audio out is 1/4.

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@@MrHenrysMusicWorld your welcome! At school I learn a lot

I would encourage an acoustic set over any electric set if a person is looking to spend the $$ on taking lessons and dedicating serious time to the craft of learning. I would assume any drum teacher would encourage the same to someone who is serious enough to take lessons. Electric kits, though, are really a different beast and can't be compared to a real kit.... unless you are spending several thousands on an electric kit. But even then... it's not the same. It's important to understand that many cannot spend thousands on an electric kit... nor would I suggest someone starting out to spend that amount on a high end e-kit. Also, it's important to know that not everyone has the space or location for an acoustic set. So... this is where an electric kit like this makes sense. The electric kits are also better designed for recording. As I'm sure you know, recording drums is an in-depth process that is very expensive, time-consuming and requires a great deal of education. I plan on using this kit to connect to a DAW which will work fine for what is needed. Also, I plan on using this kit for my elementary music classroom because it's convenient and works for the space... and other teachers (most of whom are on a strict school budget) can do the same. So, in the end, I disagree with your statement of saying these e-kits are a "joke". They serve many different purposes... all of which are designed to get people playing music... which I only look to enhance by doing reviews of budget friendly instruments. I've given private lessons for over two decades... and we never start a student off with a higher end instrument. Mainly because parents cannot justify spending 1k -2K on a guitar or drum kit or keyboard when they do not know if their child will stick with it. Which of course, makes total sense. It's my job (and the job of other music teachers) to keep kids interested and playing at a higher level so that upgrading the instrument is a joy rather than a burden.

@@MrHenrysMusicWorld bro wrote a harry potter novel abt drums 💀

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Hey there. Sorry to hear you had a rough experience with the Donner Keyboard. All of the points you brought up I did not find within the time playing and reviewing the keyboard..especially the sounds being “off key”. I have also had students purchase keyboards from Donner with a good experience. It’s great that you were able to find a keyboard that you enjoy with the Yamaha P-225… Yamaha makes a great keyboard, as I also have a few. However the price difference between these two are pretty significant, so to compare the two I believe is unfair. The SE-1 can be purchased even lower now at a $459 price, whereas the P-225 is floating around $750. That’s almost a $300 difference… The work, effort and ability RUclipsrs put into their videos to give an honest opinion on a consumer product is far from misleading. It offers consumers free information to make the best choice for their situation.

Yes! Use it all the time and it works great.

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I have continued to play this keyboard and have yet to have an issue…

Excellent! Thanks so much. Hope it’s a fun addition to your musical life!

Hey there! Thanks for the comment and question. Yes, I think this would be an excellent keyboard for a beginner who is looking to play & learn now and in the future. Thanks! - Mr Henry

Thanks so much! Yes, Donner has some nice keyboards. 😀 Hope the search goes well!

The DDP 80 has a heavier touch for sure compared to the 200. I like the piano sound from the DDP 80 overall as well. Had a richer tone compared to the 200. Hope that helps! -Mr Henry

This was my exact question. Thank you !

I'm not kidding

Hey there! I definitely did not encounter this issue when playing the keyboard. I still have it at the house and just went down to check to see again if there was an issue with pedals. All working fine. I would contact Donner for a troubleshoot. Thanks!

@@MrHenrysMusicWorld thx !

Hey there! I would always recommend a fully weighted keyboard as it will give the truest feel. Also, to play on a keyboard with weighted keys is ultimately more fun. This particular keyboard is great for travel . Hope that helps!

@@MrHenrysMusicWorld are there any inexpensive fully weighted keyboards? Because I'm not looking to spend $200 or $300, not rn at least

It's tough to get into the weighted key for the $200-$300 range... Here is a review I did on another Donner keyboard. With the discount code HENRY it'll bring to around or under $400....So, it may be out of your range, but a good weighted key instrument for the price. ruclips.net/video/Gma520_wK50/видео.html

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You sure can!

Thanks so much! Really appreciate it 😀

Awesome! Hope you enjoy 😀

@@MrHenrysMusicWorld how much please? 599 AUD?🥰🙏🎶

@@MrHenrysMusicWorld Can batteries also be used to play this piano?

Yes! They are touch sensitive meaning if you play lightly it would play soft and so on. Hope that helps!

Hello! Well, it does depend on the meter you are in. But with being in the most common meter of 4, a dotted eight note would equal 3/4 of a beat. Typically we see the dotted eight note beamed with one sixteenth note. Hope that helps!

Hello!

Around the 7 minute mark is when it’s played to get a sense of the sound. Hope it helps!

It’s very cool! Thanks so much!

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