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Home » Tutorial » Discover The Difference Between Keyboard and Piano

Difference Between Keyboard And Piano

Last updated April 28, 2025

Discover The Difference Between Keyboard and Piano

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Feeling puzzled by the difference between a piano and a keyboard? Been in those shoes, pondering over whether a new keyboard can mimic the majestic sound of a grand piano.

It’s not just the keys; it’s the weight, feel, and how each one responds to your touch. Pianos have a more natural playing feel because of their weighted keys and the sound of vibrating strings.

In this article, I’ll help you choose whether you’re a new musician or an experienced player who wants something easy to travel with. Ready to find the best instrument for you? Let’s go!

Discover The Difference Between Keyboard And Piano
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The 5 Main Differences between Piano and Keyboard

When it comes to musical instruments, the piano and keyboard can be easily confused. Let’s take a look at the five main differences between the two.

Touch and Feel

Piano keys are heavier and carry the weight of the strings behind them, whereas keyboards are lighter because their piano sounds is electronically produced.

A piano also has a sustain pedal ‘inbuilt’, whereas most keyboards don’t.

Portability and Size

Pianos are usually large and designed to stay in the same place. In contrast, many keyboards are very light and can be transported easily.

Action

The “action” of a keyboard or piano refers to how the keys respond when being pressed down. Pianos, being acoustic instruments, usually have more action and a weighted feel to them when played.

Digital pianos tend to have weighted keys, keyboards sometimes do, but more often then not, don’t.

Key Arrangement

All pianos have keys of the same width, and most decent keyboards have the same as a standard piano.

Sound

Piano sound is made and amplified physically because it’s an acoustic instrument. Keyboards, being electronic, make sound electronically! This means you can change the volume using a knob.

The volume knob on a keyboard is often the biggest benefit over a piano; you can play anytime with headphones (so your neighbors don’t get mad), which is a huge plus.

Which to Choose: Piano or a Keyboard?

If you are a beginner and trying to decide between a piano or a keyboard, it all comes down to the type of music you want to play and where you plan to play it.

If you’re looking for a more traditional piano experience and have the physical space and money, then an acoustic piano may be the right choice for you. On the other hand, if you’re looking for a more modern sound and need the flexibility of playing at various locations (or in silence), then a keyboard may be your best option.

Benefits of Playing the Piano

Playing the piano can be great for your mental health! Studies show that playing piano can help you feel less anxious, lonely, and sad. It’s also good for your body and brain, like making your hands more coordinated and helping with math.

You’ll also learn to keep trying, which is an important life skill. And don’t forget how playing pretty music can make you feel calm and present in the moment.

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Gear4Music DP-12 Digital Piano

The Gear4Music DP-12 Digital Piano is an affordable, feature-rich instrument that offers a realistic playing experience for beginners and intermediate pianists.

This digital piano features 88 fully weighted keys with hammer action, providing an authentic feel and response similar to an acoustic piano.

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When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

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The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
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The Casio CT X700 Portable Keyboard is a versatile, feature-packed instrument that offers an impressive range of sounds and functions for musicians of all levels. This 61-key keyboard boasts Casio’s AiX Sound Source, providing 600 high-quality tones and 195 rhythms across various musical genres.

With its touch-responsive keys, built-in lesson functions, and USB connectivity for MIDI and audio transfer, the CT X700 is an excellent choice for learning, practice, and music production in a portable, user-friendly package.

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When you click ‘Check Price’, you’ll see there are loads of great places to buy this item.  Our personal favorite is Sweetwater for the US, and Thomann and Gear4Music for the UK & Europe.

They are the largest music retailers, with excellent customer service, competitive prices, really fast shipping, and the longest guarantees.

The TedScore™: 8/10
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The professional musician who wrote this article combined many things,
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Difference Between Keyboard and Piano
Summary

Choosing between a keyboard and a piano depends on your needs and preferences.

Keyboards are portable electronic devices that often come with various sounds and features.

Pianos are acoustic, have a rich, resonant sound, and offer a more tactile playing experience.

  • While keyboards offer convenience and versatility…
  • Pianos provide an authentic feel and dynamic musical expression.

In short, your choice depends on your musical goals and lifestyle. Do you want portability and variety? Or do you crave that traditional, immersive piano experience? The decision is yours!

So go ahead and get creative – have fun learning the piano or keyboard!

FAQ's

What's the difference between piano and keyboard?

The main difference between a piano and a keyboard is that a piano is an acoustic instrument that produces sound through vibrating strings. In contrast, a keyboard is an electronic instrument that produces sound digitally. Pianos also have weighted keys and a fixed size, while keyboards have lighter and more portable keys.

Is it better to learn piano or keyboard?

It doesn’t matter if you learn on an acoustic piano, or an electronic keyboard, they are essentially the same for learning purposes. Digital keyboards do have an advantage in that you can play them with headphones so to not disturb others.

 

Is it harder to play the keyboard or the piano?

It can be harder to play the piano than electric pianos/electronic keyboards, depending on your experience and the type of instrument you’re using. Keyboards usually have softer keyboard actions, which can make it easier to play music at a beginner level.

 

Is it OK to learn piano on a keyboard?

It’s perfectly OK to learn piano on a keyboard! Having keyboard lessons and having piano lessons are essentially the same thing. It’s just one involved you playing an electronic instrument, the other you play piano. However, unlike pianos of the acoustic variety, you can plug in headphones into electronic pianos which can be really helpful in learning piano where you might be disturbing others.

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  1. Jasper_the_debater says:
    May 13, 2024 at 12:00 am

    While the article touches on key differences between pianos and keyboards, I think there’s more depth to the ‘Action’ point. For instance, weighted keys on a digital piano can mimic the action of an acoustic quite well, but it varies significantly between models. It’s not just a binary difference but a spectrum depending on the technology used in the keyboard. Would love to see a deeper comparison there.

  2. Felicity_Strums says:
    March 17, 2024 at 7:43 am

    Loved your dive into the history of both acoustic and digital pianos, Robert Emery! It’s fascinating to see how far we’ve come from the original instruments to the high-tech versions available today. It really makes you appreciate the evolution of music technology. Great read!

  3. alex98 says:
    October 3, 2023 at 10:57 pm

    so digital pianos huh? i’ve seen a few with apps and stuff, which is cool. does connecting to apps make learning easier, you think? anyone tried it? i’m kinda curious but don’t want to waste money if it’s just a gimmick.

    • TechTuneLover says:
      May 13, 2024 at 12:00 am

      Using apps can actually be a huge help, especially for beginners. It’s not just about the novelty; it has practical benefits like real-time feedback and interactive learning. Def not a gimmick if you’re serious about learning.

  4. Mel_T says:
    July 21, 2023 at 7:58 am

    Really appreciated the section on the differences between a piano and a keyboard. I’ve been debating which to add to my home for practice. The points on touch and feel, along with portability, helped a lot. Maybe leaning towards a keyboard now for the convenience.

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