- 61 piano-style keys
- 300 high-quality built-in sounds with layer and split modes
- One touch song mode with 300 built-in rhythms
- Play along with 40 demo songs or record your own
- Built-in speakers
- 1/8” headphone jack mutes speakers for private practice
- Headphones, sustain pedal, keyboard stand, and bench included – everything you need to start playing right away!
- Harmony 61 MK3 Portable Keyboard
- Sustain Pedal
- Headphones
- Music Rest
- Keyboard Stand
- Bench
- Power Adapter
- User Guide
- Safety and Warranty Manual
The Alesis Harmony 61 MK3 keyboard has 61 piano-style keys, built-in speakers, and 300 high-quality built-in sounds covering a wide variety of instruments--pianos, strings, brass, woodwinds, percussion, mallets, guitars, synths, even sound effects! You can layer multiple sounds together in “Dual” mode or split two sounds across the keyboard in “Split” mode. Harmony 61 MK3 also has 40 built-in demo songs and 300 built-in accompaniment rhythms that enable you to instantly create songs in a wide variety of genres. You can even record your own songs using the “Record” mode!Everything You Need to Get Started
Harmony 61 MK3 includes every accessory that you need to get started and learn to play today. Harmony 61 MK3 comes with an easy-to-assemble stand, a bench with three adjustable height settings, headphones that automatically mute the speakers for private practice, a sustain pedal, a music rest for holding sheet music, and power adapter.
Includes 3-Months of Skoove Premium
Skoove is the easiest way to learn piano—featuring in-depth online piano courses that adapt to you and give you feedback. Develop your repertoire on your own time, at your own pace with a curated catalog filled with everything from current chart hits to classical music. Need a little help? Skoove’s experienced team of musicians is on hand with one-on-one support to answer any of your questions. New, exclusive lessons are added every month so that you can keep expanding your repertoire with new music as well as up your piano game with new music theory tips and tricks.
