Oke so I recently bought a keyboard (yesterday)
and I studied the piano through internet sites, and I can now pretty much read notes ( sheets ) not to advanced tho, and im not very fast at it yet

but lets say I have a MIDI keyboard with 49 keys, is it possible to play most sheets,

for instance the note that I marked Red , I cant seem to locate it
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j194/LucidDesigns/naamloos.jpg


I these I learned to locate my keys, but as you can see that note isnt marked
http://www.lofthouse.com/music/piano/keyboard.gif


ALso: how can I disable my keyboard in Finale Notepad, because im using Reason as my main sampler while I only use notepad to read the sheets

the one circled is just the A below middle C.
its hard to explain it like this (for me anyway) but...if you slame the 2 music together...you'll see that the A youve circled has 2 lines on it. the first line refers to the middle C, the second line is the first line of the base clef...if you understand what i mean~~

:lol: If what magician said was confusing, just go down the scale.

From middle C goes to down to A. Look, C, B, A. A is the key. =)

If you don't understand what I'm saying, PM me. ^_^

I recommend looking up "ledger lines" via the internet/Wikipedia. :)

That's an A. Do you know your notes? It's EGBDF for the lines of the G Clef. and FACE for the spaces. just look at the E and go backward down to there.(Ledger Lines)

If you have that piece on Finale, you can save it to a midi file. Then, there are certain programs that can slow down a midi file. You could play along with that if you can't find the notes. It would help to learn the different ledger lines as well.

that's an A I believe by the way what internet sites did you use?

Oke so I recently bought a keyboard (yesterday)


I these I learned to locate my keys, but as you can see that note isnt marked
http://www.lofthouse.com/music/piano/keyboard.gif



check the clefs... the one on the top is the treble clef and the bottom is the bass clef. i think that's the reason you did not find the required note.. the notes just cycles from A-G