u/WriterJealous1771

I’m an advanced player. I have a Roland RP301 at home which is kind of old but that’s what I’ve been practicing on ever since I started learning the piano.

Whenever I play a grand piano, the volume feels very loud and the action feels different compared to my digital that I play with my headphones on and I’m not used to that feeling at all.

I was curious if it’s worth to upgrade my digital piano to a better one closer to a grand in terms of feeling, without spending a fortune on it. Or do I really need to get an acoustic piano to be used to the feeling?

Hey,

Sorry if this is a too frequently asked question here but I still wanted to make a post:

I’m currently planning on staying in Krakow and Warsaw for 3 nights each, but I’ve seen people online mentioning that Warsaw is not as beautiful as Krakow and there are less stuff to do, should I extend my stay in Krakow by a day and make it 4 nights, and 2 for Warsaw? I’m planning on visiting Wieliczka and Auschwitz too. Can I find stuff to do in Warsaw for 3 days?