I studied the electronic piano, but I learned it from my teacher.

I think to learn the electronic piano, you must first have your own feeling about the piano. I suggest you train by touching scales and climbing notes. Although these are extremely basic and boring to practice, they are all essential stages. In addition, you should also strengthen the training in music theory, which is generally ignored by self-learners, which is unscientific.

When you have a preliminary feeling about the piano, you can also add some music to adjust your mood while practicing basic skills. I suggest you buy some music scores (no more than two pages is relatively simple), or buy some music scores of popular songs. The meteor songs I have seen are relatively simple. Even in order to consolidate the foundation, I can buy some fairly basic piano music to train the coordination of my hands, because people who speak electronic piano generally don't pay much attention to the training of the left hand, thinking that it is only used to press chords, just like me, which affects the hands of some songs.

After that, the difficulty and speed can be gradually increased, and the number of pages of the score can also be increased accordingly. Of course, the difficulty of the score is not determined by the length, but now I can only tell you this.

Of course, you will feel bored or even disgusted in the process.

I stayed at that stage for several years.

But now, after practicing to a certain extent, you will feel that this is a kind of enjoyment.

When you think this is a kind of happiness, you will always have an impulse to play the piano, and then your piano skills will have a qualitative leap.

The next step is to make your fingers more flexible, more comfortable, more able to express your inner thoughts, and bring emotions into music. This is a virtue enjoyment. Now I am at this stage, but there is still no breakthrough.

I think, after this, you can almost become a pianist!

Good luck!