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keyboard polyphony

by Edward Rodosek
(Ljubljana, Slovenia. EU)

How much polyphony is minimal for a nonprofessional playing?

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keyboard polyphony
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The polyphony you minimal require is difficult to establish in terms of professional or not. Most of the keyboard instruments today start from a polyphony of 32. When you only play songs for kids this low number of polyphony is sufficient. If you play classical peaces you would at least go for a minimum of 64. A polyphony of 128 or higher are also useful when more instruments sounds are triggered simultaneously as in playing a band.

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