Major pro's,con's concerning digital pianos and real pianos?

[Nicholestien]

I was wondering this, i know how the piano works, you press down on a key and the time it takes the piano to sound etc, the lifting of your finger how long it takes to turn off, i was wondering if there are any digital pianos that actually capture a real piano closely? I just don't feel qualified enough to answer this question myself, so what are your thoughts?

[Antipode]

Here's a pretty good resource for you:

http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=7918

Basically the answer is yes, but the more money you're able to throw at it will basically allow you to achieve a more and more natural sound. If you're on a tight budget it can be tricky to find one that sounds just the way you want.

[DarkeSword]

Here's a pretty good resource for you:

http://www.ocremix.org/forums/showthread.php?t=7918

Basically the answer is yes, but the more money you're able to throw at it will basically allow you to achieve a more and more natural sound. If you're on a tight budget it can be tricky to find one that sounds just the way you want.

Well said. Closing.