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Digital keyboards are a type of electronic musical instrument that are used to produce sound. They are often used in a variety of musical genres, such as pop, rock, jazz, and classical. Digital keyboards are typically designed to emulate the sound of traditional acoustic instruments, such as pianos, organs, and synthesizers. They are also used to create unique sounds and textures, as well as to control other electronic instruments. Digital keyboards are often used in live performances, as well as in recording studios.
Digital keyboards come in a variety of sizes and styles, ranging from small, portable models to large, professional-grade models. They are typically equipped with a variety of features, such as built-in speakers, MIDI ports, and a variety of sound effects. Many digital keyboards also feature a variety of digital effects, such as reverb, delay, and chorus.
Some of the leading companies in the digital keyboards market include Yamaha, Korg, Roland, Casio, and Nord. These companies offer a wide range of digital keyboards, from entry-level models to professional-grade models. Show Less Read more