Hey, it's a Casio CTK-491... I am able to finally get lessons after begging my parents and have to teach myself for like nine years.

You can learn on a keyboard yes, but if it only has 60-something keys, as opposed to 88, and if it has no pedals, then you won't last long with it. Of course it's far better than nothing at all, but it might not be best for you once you get onto higher grades, because you'll need to start using the pedals, and you'll need to use notes that are too low for a standard keyboard to play....

I've been playing for about half a year and have been using a standard size keyboard, but now I'm upgrading to a Digital Piano.....

There are also full size keyboard which don't cost as much as digital pianos...

And who knows, if you start saving for a piano/full size keyboard now, by the time you come to needing more keys and pedals and stuff you'll have enough money for an upgrade!!

Good luck with learning, hope I was useful

Love Laura
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a keyboard for me was perfectly fine until I got into more advanced pieces,and even then it wasnt that bad. you dont need 88 keys all the time.

Thanks guys. It has 61 keys. *shot* the teacher said it was passing though so that works. Unfortunatly, I don't have enough money for a digital piano, which I'd love, but I don't have enough. Oh well. It will work for now.