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The First Lao Keyboard Online Video Instruction

January 26, 2010 in Free Keyboard Styles, Lao Instrumental, Lao Online Music, Lao Yamaha Keyboard, lao song book | No comments

Just last week, I created an online video instruction on “How to Play Lao Keyboard in 30 Minutes“! This is my first video online instruction and I think I am the only one who is doing this at the moment. If you get a chance please review this product and let me know what you think.

Also in this post, I would like to share a general keyboard style for those who have this keyboard. I was asked last week about it. So here you go. Let me as well if this sample works for you.

Download General Keyboard Style

Tags: lao keyboard lesson, Lao Music, lao video

I Love Playing My Midis

December 7, 2009 in Lao Instrumental, Music Software | No comments

If you are a midi player one way to make it sound good is to run it through an electronic

keyboard. If you are playing it from a computer you will need an MIDI USB cable

connecting from the computer to the keyboard. I would recommend using Cake Walk to play the midi.

You could control the playing from this software.

Also, Check out these Lao marlum midi files – they are fmarlum lovers. Great

way to learn how to play Lao marlum styles.

If you are a midi player one way to make it sound good is to run it through an electronic keyboard. If you are playing the midi from a computer you will need a MIDI USB cable connecting from the computer to the keyboard. I would recommend using Cake Walk to play the midi. You could control the midi playing from this software.

Also, Check out these Lao marlum midi files – they are for marlum lovers. Great way to learn how to play Lao marlum styles. Feel free to post any comments or suggestions!

Download Lao Marlum Midis

Tags: Midi Files, MIDI USB

How to Play Lao Morlum Scales on Your Guitar

October 23, 2009 in Lao Instrumental, Music Lessons | No comments

This week let us look into how to play Lao Morlum scales on the guitar. I have always wanted to learn but could not find any lessons on it. Luckily, I stumbled across a very helpful tips and tricks provided by Pat Sisomphou from Lowell, MA. Check it out!

Also, to help further your skills don’t forget to download the free Lao Morlum midi files.

Download Lao Morlum Midi Files

Please share with us your favorite styles of Lao music in the comment section.

Tags: Lao Morlum Guitar Scales, Lao Morlum Midi Files, Lao Music Lessons

Learn How You Could Save on Lao Electronic Keyboard

October 8, 2009 in Lao Instrumental, Lao Yamaha Keyboard | No comments

I think we spend too much money on getting a Lao keyboard instrument. An average people spend anywhere from $700-$1000 on it just because it’s their passion. Here is the deal, if you want a keyboard and you are just using it to entertain your friends at home.I would suggest going for an older model because you will save so much money.

The first thing I would do is go on Ebay and do a search for the keyboard by typing in the name for example “Yamaha PSR 520″ you will be amazed at the price. And learn how to load the styles yourself. This will save you even more. I got my first Yamaha from Ebay for $100 and it was great!

Good luck in finding your next keyboard!

YamahaPSR510

Another great place to look is CraigsList in your city under “Musical Instruments” Check it out!

Tags: lao instrument, Lao Music, Lao Yamaha Keyboard, Yamaha PSR 510

Learn How to Play Lao Music on Your Keyboard In One Day

September 25, 2009 in Lao Instrumental, Lao Keyboard Styles, Lao Midi, Lao Music, Uncategorized | No comments

First, learn how to play the chords. You could download the keyboard chord chart from this post and start practice playing them. I would suggest you start out with learning these chords first – Dm F Gm Am C Bb – When you learn these five chords you could play just about all Lao country songs out there because with the keyboard you could use the transpose button for scaling the notes.

Second, learn the melody. For me I used a program call Vanbaso. I just load in the midi file of a song that I want to learn. Mute all the channels except for the melody and a play along with it. And if I want to get the chords for the song I would mute all the channels except for the guitar chord. You could also lower the tempo if it is too fast for you. Pretty cool program to get the chord and the melody part.

If you are not a visual person then I would suggest this program Midi2Notation. Just get the player version it is free! With this program you could print out the melody part of a song or just the guitar chord. Check it out!

The key here is to learn the chord of a song, the melody and then bringing them together. Have fun!

Download these programs, a free midi and test them out. This is how I learn! If you like to share with us how you learn your keyboard lessons please post it here.

Keyboard Chord Chart