isn't this what it's all about? Just having fun with whatever you're playing. i don't care that you missed some notes. I kind of think it makes it more human
Fico impressionado com alguns tipos de comentarios, como por exemplo um dizendo que você teve coragem de postar e que está cheio de erros. Nada contra criticas, são importantes, mas não é nada legal chegar nos comentários sendo rude, como se a pessoa tivesse a obrigação de tocar a musica perfeitamente e sem erros pra poder postar. Aos meus ouvidos está muito bom de escutar, e admiro quem posta videos tocando piano, pois eu ainda não consegui vencer essa minha timidez e fazer o mesmo! O importante é gostar do que está tocando, tocar musicas que sempre quis e continuar estudando pra se superar cada dia mais!
Olá Enrique, falou muito bem. Acho que é mesmo isso, temos acima de tudo é que gostar do que estamos fazendo e trabalhar sempre que possível para melhorar. Publicar os videos foi um desafio para mim próprio, para me dar mais um incentivo para aprender a música até ao fim. :-) Gravar também é um ótimo exercício, mesmo que não o publiques.
Muito obrigado por ter tocado uma de minhas músicas favoritas de Chopin, estou aprendendo piano e pretendo comprar este modelo. A propósito, o senhor toca muito bem, meus parabéns.
Hello, Yes, started in October 2016, since last December 17, haven't got the time to play much, I will have to re-learn the four songs I already knew how to play it :-(
Hey sir, Would you recommend this specific piano for a player like me (16 years old 3 years of practice and wanting a realistic feel) Are you satisfied with your piano or did you find flaws with the p 45 Thanks in advance
Hello Yiruma, Unfortunately I can't honestly recommend the Piano, not that it won't suit you, but because it's pretty much the only piano I've played. I do liked it and the keys are heavy and sensitive to pressure, but I can't compare with others. Also, you have more practice than I do and may not enjoy it as I do for my level. Anyways, this piano is a great choice for anyone who is starting since it's one of the low priced digital piano with weighted keys. Good luck :-)
hi, yes, the sound was recorded plugging the headphone jack from the Piano to a Laptop and then recorded. It was recorded with audacity without adjustments.
whats your sustain pedal usage when playing this? im learning too and currently playing this without pedal, and kinda confused on when should i use it, do you "reset" on each set of 3 chords or something? or just use it all the time?
Hi freedomst, unfortunately, I don't know how to use the pedal. I've tried a couple of times but I have a lot of trouble finding the correct tempo and coordination. I use the pedal pressed all the time, since without it, the music would be much worse then already is. Don't know if I'll ever learn to use the pedal, but if you're learning, don't give up, using the pedal gives the music, a whole different depth and interpretation. good luck :)
Hey, I've got this Piano. Here's a tip for you..push the pedal before you turn it on, then when you turn it on Sustain is on all the time and you push the pedal to turn sustain off. I figured this out on day 1 :) you're welcome.
I've been playing for nine years, and the "correct" way is to reset the pedal with each (set of) chord(s). I do however advice to listen to how it sounds, you are making sound and you should figure out what sounds best to you and not get stuck on theoretical things. I think you can get away with holding the pedal longer on digital piano's than on acoustic, since digital piano's have a finite amount of sounds they can make at the same time (32 for this yamaha p45 I think), whereas a an acoustic piano can make an infinite amount of sounds at the same time (at least theoretically). Keep in mind though, specially when learning and you learn yourself to keep the pedal down all the time, it might work for your piano, but if you play on a different piano it can sound really terrible (I know from experience) and it might be hard to unlearn this. It's something you hear specially with selftrained pianist that play a digital piano (which I was at some point as well). An acoustic piano or a more expensive digital piano will create the sounds from all the keys you touched as long as you hold the pedal down, and specially with pieces like this, that is not something you want, because chords have different sounds and emotions and you don't want them all messed up. So it's probably best to learn in the "correct" way, but it really depends on your ambition and for 90% the piano you are playing. Every piano has its own personality and each pedal its own touch. I pedal very lightly on my acoustic piano, whereas I push the pedal down further and longer on my digital piano (and I guess I'm going for the same sound). I would suggest learning yourself to reset the pedal, but it does depend on the piano and the sound you are trying to make. It is just easier to switch piano (or sound) if you know how to do it correctly, since you are a better player. I'm trying to explain as best as I can, since i struggled with how to pedal for a long time and never really got a good answer about it.
I enjoy it, I believe for a beginner is more than appropriate, but it's the first and only one I've ever had or played, so I can't really compare with others :)
Good. Are the speakers located on the top of the piano, or under it? (If they're above the piano, then you can play it on the counter!) I will be so thankful if you answer! And as a suggestion, try to play Chopin's Waltz Op.69 no.2 in B minor. It's easy and realy beautiful!
Hello, The speakers are located under the piano, so the sound is directed towards the floor. Thanks for the suggestion, it's a really nice piece, not sure I can play it but will add it to the list :-)
Привет товарищ, у меня сейчас аккустическое немецкое пианино примерно 1940 года. Планирую перейти на такое пианино, как у тебя. Стоит ли мне это делать?
Здравствуйте, я не лучший человек, чтобы советовать вам. Это единственное пианино, которое я когда-либо играл, я уверен, что есть много различий, играя на цифровом и акустическом пианино. Мне очень нравится пианино, но я не могу играть. Удачи с твоим выбором.
Hi Bryan, thanks :). No I haven't had any experience prior, except hammering the keys when I saw a piano somewhere and wonder, I wish I could play it :-P I'm a developer by trade for more than 20 years, I spend most of my day coding and I really believe all this coding helped me with the Piano. Every coder out there should start playing :-D. Oh and despite the aparent progress, I'm now trying to learn Chopin Nocturne in C Sharp Minor and I'm finding so difficult so still a lot to pratice. Have fun!
I'm a coder as well, web frontends, I agree! I started playing around a year ago too, I've only learned fur elise though, I dont get very much time to play. Found your video searching for a better piano (I have a casio lk175 with no touch sense or key weight) and I wanted better sound and touch sensitivity so I ordered the P45! Cheers.
That's great, take time to play. I try to play whenever I can, even if it is just for 5 min. Fur elise for example, i already don't remember the last part of the song, since I can't pratice as much as would like to, i try to play at least the ones I know as often as possible. Cheers
I will really appreciate if you answer this because I have been struggling for a while. I have the same piano, I tried to record midi but it kills the sound. I want to record the way you do. You mentioned in the comments that you connect it to your pc and use audacity. But do you hear yourself playing? Are you wearing earphones? Maybe you use splitter adapter? I would highly appreciate if you answer this. Have a good day!
Thanks a lot! To be quite honest, the sheet there is just for recording. I like the touch it gives (as the wine, which i drink, a lot :-D ). I know the bare bare bones of reading sheet music. The only music I learned by reading was the first one I learned to play (prelude in C major by Bach) and it took me a lot of time to interpret the sheet. After that, I discovered synthesia on youtube and it has been my "tutor" since. I figured that I will never read music like one should, and starting to play at 40, you should pick your battles. This one in particular, took me quite some time, I learned the first 2 min, then was exausted and stopped, only picked it again a few months later due to lack of time. I play it a little bit better than the video, but it is still a long way to masterpieces we hear around here. If I had the time, I would learn to use the pedal, which would help. Anyways, it's always fun! :-)
Ok cool. Yeah reading music is soo hard. Just started learning it. Yup, the pedal would give this piece a bit more emotion. I actually have the same stage piano, however I am not that happy with it. But those digital pianos can be soooo expensive! Haha Thanks for your answer! 😊
Pretendo comprar um desse, acho muito bonito e muito bom, queria um piano vertical, mas acho que o digital é o mais próximo do que eu consigo com meu poder de aquisição kkkkkk
Parabéns Parceiro! Muito bom. Não dê ouvidos aos críticos de plantão que apontam seus erros, pode ter certeza que são pessoas que estão sentadas de braços cruzados só esperando alguém errar pra apontar o dedo e ao contrário dessas, você está aí, tocando lindamente. Seres humanos erram e é justamente isso que torna a música algo tão especial, é muito bom perceber um ser humano tocando. Músicas feitas por computadores não possuem erros, no entanto, não possuem alma. +1 inscrito. Passa la no meu canal, eu também toco, acho que vai gostar do conteúdo. Forte abraço!
Obrigado Affonso. Não me preocupam os erros, são muitos, mas quando fazemos as coisas porque gostamos não é assim tão importante. É bom melhorar mas com prazer. :-)
Hi Pianist! :) I have the same piano but I don’t have an idea how to record video with good sound quality. How did You do that? Any cable? Or good record device?
Hello Piotr, I use a really old laptop (Acer Aspire 1640) that has 3 jack entries, one for headphones, and the others 2 for mic and line-in. I plug a jack-jack cable from the headphone out of the piano to the line-in of the laptop and record using it the free software audacity. That's why the sound is straight from the piano. Enjoy playing and good luck with your recordings :-) Merry Christmas
The Winer Pianist Thank You! I’ve also starting to play late a little bit (32) and also have P45B and thats why I like Your Profile:) Good Luck with piano and Marry Christmas to You! :) Greetings from Poland!
Hi Gabriel, I like it but I haven't' seen many Pianos. The keys are heavy and have what Yamaha calls Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) weighted keys. IMHO for a beginner it's more than suitable.
Thank you for the qiuck answer, I'm thinking what piano should I buy... and it must be a cheap piano.. I think I'll buy this Yamaha P45B , and one more question.. are the keys made of plastic?
Yes, the keys are plastic, but they don't look or feel cheap. If anything, as someone pointed out in this video th-cam.com/video/DfGiPYiUqUE/w-d-xo.html, they make some noise when hitting them hard. I mainly play with headphones so I never noticed it :)
O som parece muito bom. Até por questões de preço, ainda estou em dúvida entre ele e um Cássio S100. Quero para estudar piano e voz (árias). Vc acha que vale a pena um Casio ou parto logo para o Yamaha P45? Muito grata e parabéns. Bons estudos.
@@celiabelem892 comprei o p45 mesmo, no Submarino agora está por R$ 2.000 e mais 300 e pouco de frete com banco junto, promoção entrou ontem, não sei se vc ja comprou o seu.
Estou interessado em comprar um piano digital, e obrigado por tocar músicas clássicas com eles, está me ajudano muito a decidir. O que vc tem para dizer sobre o piano? A sensibilidade da tecla é boa?
Olá Marlon, eu acho que a sensibilidade é boa, mas não tenho muita experiência com outros pianos, tente procurar comparativos no youtube sobre outros pianos. Boa sorte :-)
Mano estou aprendendo também, eu tenho um teclado e já não está me satisfazendo mais. Pode me dizer o que achou desse piano? Bom para iniciantes como eu? -Ótimo vídeo cara, Parabéns pela iniciativa!!! Posta mais videos, como o nocturne em c-sharp. Abraços
Obrigado João. Aprendi a tocar a música com a ajuda do youtube. (th-cam.com/video/sleZ-hzrtRY/w-d-xo.html). Muito play e pause, muito para trás e para a frente. :-) Não está perfeito, mas é muito bom ir aprendendo a tocar.
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?
Hi Sofia, the sound was recorded using an old laptop. I plugged the laptop to the piano using the headphone jack entry on the piano and used the audacity free software to record it. The sound comes straight from the piano so I needed to add it to the video afterwards.
Este p 45 suena mejor que el p145 y posteriores;porque tiene un sonido más parecido al piano clásico. El p125 también tiene sonido de música clásica. El p 145 y posteriores tienen un sonido de piano moderno. Esa es la diferencia. Un punto negativo de Yamaha.
Eu uso o audacity no computador, que é gratuito, e ligo o piano através da saída para os auscultadores a um portátil que tem entrada para microfone com um cabo jack para mini-jack. O vídeo é gravado com o telemóvel e depois junto os dois no movie maker. :)
@@anyandrade3861 vai depender da acústica da sala, acho que geralmente fica sempre com algum eco, mas uma boa camera com um bom microfone deve servir perfeitamente. Não procure a perfeição, procure gravar o momento da melhor forma possível, é isso que importa. :-)
Olá Marco, o pedal usado é o pedal que veio com o Piano. É muito simples e funciona apenas como "interruptor" para a sustentação, on e off. Pelo que li existem pedais que imitam o sustain pedal de um verdadeiro piano, mas esse para mim é mais do que suficiente para o efeito. :)
play like a misconfigured robot. chopin is turning in his grave. dun dun dun, dun dun dun, uh oh more than 3 notes at once, FUMBLEGARBLEFWIEGNIDIJFJIE CANNOT COMPUTE, CANNOT COMPUTE, SHUTTING DOWN *BOOM*
Muitos erros, sem falar nesse corte no final do vídeo pra tocar o último trecho corretamente... Tantos erros que não sei nem por onde começar. Jamais ousaria postar uma obra de Chopin tão mal trabalhada. Parabéns pela coragem, porque quanto a habilidade... acho melhor estudar mais
estudar mais… muito mais :-) mesmo com os erros todos devias ter começado assim: Olha, aqui está a minha versão para veres como se toca! Se sabes tocar, acreditas no gozo que é tocar música que gostamos. Não imaginas a dificuldade que foi conseguir gravar isso :-D foi um milagre ter feito montagem só do fim.
@@thewinerpianist4593 Tem razão, amigo... Espero não ter ofendido, só achei que faltavam críticas construtivas no meio desses comentários. Recomendo que veja esse vídeo, caso ainda não tenha visto, e preste muita atenção em cada uma das dicas: th-cam.com/video/boe59SniikM/w-d-xo.html
@@LukasDarkPlays Claro que não amigo, é difícil ficar ofendido na internet :-) obrigado pelo video, muito boa a explicação, gostava de tocar assim também (quando toco, na minha cabeça parece assim :-P )
I'm sorry it annoys you. You wouldn't imagine the sips I've to had before the recording was half decent. Sometimes I find myself wondering if I'm recording for the music or for the wine. :-)
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?
![How to Play Chopin | Nocturne Op.9 No.2 [Tutorial]](/img/n.gif)
one of these days you are gonna spill that piano all over the wine
Don't you mean the wine all over the piano? :-) I will continue to be carefull
;)
Wow, first time I see a youtuber being whooshed.
R/woosh
r/whooosh
isn't this what it's all about? Just having fun with whatever you're playing. i don't care that you missed some notes. I kind of think it makes it more human
Exactly! Just do it, regardless... :-)
It's been three years...
Legend has it that he spilled the wine...
Lmao
That wine glass is giving me anxiety.
that's why I played, so you could relax and have one :-)
@@thewinerpianist4593 that's sneaky...
god damn he bought the piano it’s not yours calm the hell down
Fico impressionado com alguns tipos de comentarios, como por exemplo um dizendo que você teve coragem de postar e que está cheio de erros. Nada contra criticas, são importantes, mas não é nada legal chegar nos comentários sendo rude, como se a pessoa tivesse a obrigação de tocar a musica perfeitamente e sem erros pra poder postar. Aos meus ouvidos está muito bom de escutar, e admiro quem posta videos tocando piano, pois eu ainda não consegui vencer essa minha timidez e fazer o mesmo! O importante é gostar do que está tocando, tocar musicas que sempre quis e continuar estudando pra se superar cada dia mais!
Olá Enrique, falou muito bem. Acho que é mesmo isso, temos acima de tudo é que gostar do que estamos fazendo e trabalhar sempre que possível para melhorar. Publicar os videos foi um desafio para mim próprio, para me dar mais um incentivo para aprender a música até ao fim. :-) Gravar também é um ótimo exercício, mesmo que não o publiques.
listen carefully kids, never play the piano while drunk ;)
I'm the player, and I approve this message! :-D
Kkkkkkkk
Que bom que você se divertiu tocando essa obra, já está muito bonita assim. Agora é treinar rumo a perfeição!!!! 😄
have been following you for a while, nice videos! keep it up!
Thanks :)
That's how Chopin sounded after a few bottles of wine!!! Next time, you must end taking another sip!!!
cracking effort mate! hats off
Thanks Martin, I need to get back to it, I had a great time learning it.
Piano and Wine are poetry, keep drinking and playing cheers!
You play it much more sad,slowly, and a Melancholy soud
I know, in my mind, it sounded exactly like you described, until I heard the recording! ;-D
So he doesn’t spill the wine lol
Muito obrigado por ter tocado uma de minhas músicas favoritas de Chopin, estou aprendendo piano e pretendo comprar este modelo.
A propósito, o senhor toca muito bem, meus parabéns.
Parabéns!!!! Quem me dera conseguir tocar Chopin!! Um dia chego lá, comecei agora!! Tá muito bonito, moço!
Fino señores 🧐🍷
One challenge for you... play Chopin Black Key Etude (op.10 no.5) without spilling that wine all over your keys. :)
ahah I really prefer to play reachable pieces with sipping instead of spilling :-)
Good playing
Wow is that the sound of the piano with headphones?! It’s pretty amazing
Yes it is, it's great
I have same piano, thats good
I liked it. Hope you can play better than me :-)
I'd love to see you play the opening chords of the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto with that wine glass. Let's see how far you get!
Hahaha no way
When you returning????
Question: How much bottles have you spilled over that keyboard?
I assure you that no bottles were harmed in the making of this videos. I've drank a couple though! :)
Hi, are u self-taught?
Hello, Yes, started in October 2016, since last December 17, haven't got the time to play much, I will have to re-learn the four songs I already knew how to play it :-(
I have this keyboard. Can’t make it sound like that tho 😂. One day.
Hey sir,
Would you recommend this specific piano for a player like me (16 years old 3 years of practice and wanting a realistic feel)
Are you satisfied with your piano or did you find flaws with the p 45
Thanks in advance
Hello Yiruma, Unfortunately I can't honestly recommend the Piano, not that it won't suit you, but because it's pretty much the only piano I've played. I do liked it and the keys are heavy and sensitive to pressure, but I can't compare with others. Also, you have more practice than I do and may not enjoy it as I do for my level. Anyways, this piano is a great choice for anyone who is starting since it's one of the low priced digital piano with weighted keys. Good luck :-)
I’m also 16 dude and I am grade 4 in piano and I can say the p45 is good even at my level
Ps it feels more real than a Yamaha clavinova digital piano
Volte a postar!
Вы молодец, не слушайте лишней критики)
Спасибо, я не буду, мне просто нравится играть и вино слишком много для этого :-)
Hello! I wonder if you are recording the audio with your phone or with USB. btw Great Playing!
Is this the original sound from the piano or is there adjustments for the sound recording?
hi, yes, the sound was recorded plugging the headphone jack from the Piano to a Laptop and then recorded. It was recorded with audacity without adjustments.
whats your sustain pedal usage when playing this? im learning too and currently playing this without pedal, and kinda confused on when should i use it, do you "reset" on each set of 3 chords or something? or just use it all the time?
Hi freedomst, unfortunately, I don't know how to use the pedal. I've tried a couple of times but I have a lot of trouble finding the correct tempo and coordination. I use the pedal pressed all the time, since without it, the music would be much worse then already is. Don't know if I'll ever learn to use the pedal, but if you're learning, don't give up, using the pedal gives the music, a whole different depth and interpretation. good luck :)
Hey, I've got this Piano. Here's a tip for you..push the pedal before you turn it on, then when you turn it on Sustain is on all the time and you push the pedal to turn sustain off. I figured this out on day 1 :) you're welcome.
I've been playing for nine years, and the "correct" way is to reset the pedal with each (set of) chord(s). I do however advice to listen to how it sounds, you are making sound and you should figure out what sounds best to you and not get stuck on theoretical things. I think you can get away with holding the pedal longer on digital piano's than on acoustic, since digital piano's have a finite amount of sounds they can make at the same time (32 for this yamaha p45 I think), whereas a an acoustic piano can make an infinite amount of sounds at the same time (at least theoretically). Keep in mind though, specially when learning and you learn yourself to keep the pedal down all the time, it might work for your piano, but if you play on a different piano it can sound really terrible (I know from experience) and it might be hard to unlearn this. It's something you hear specially with selftrained pianist that play a digital piano (which I was at some point as well). An acoustic piano or a more expensive digital piano will create the sounds from all the keys you touched as long as you hold the pedal down, and specially with pieces like this, that is not something you want, because chords have different sounds and emotions and you don't want them all messed up. So it's probably best to learn in the "correct" way, but it really depends on your ambition and for 90% the piano you are playing. Every piano has its own personality and each pedal its own touch. I pedal very lightly on my acoustic piano, whereas I push the pedal down further and longer on my digital piano (and I guess I'm going for the same sound). I would suggest learning yourself to reset the pedal, but it does depend on the piano and the sound you are trying to make. It is just easier to switch piano (or sound) if you know how to do it correctly, since you are a better player. I'm trying to explain as best as I can, since i struggled with how to pedal for a long time and never really got a good answer about it.
Great read, thanks! Yes, I believe playing an acoustic piano is a lot different than a digital one and the mistakes are more perceptible
i have come some ways since this post, here is my rendition to this nocturne
th-cam.com/video/IyQTnw3PxRc/w-d-xo.html
it sounds distorted I like it
👏👏👏
Would you recomend the yamaha p45?
I enjoy it, I believe for a beginner is more than appropriate, but it's the first and only one I've ever had or played, so I can't really compare with others :)
Good.
Are the speakers located on the top of the piano, or under it?
(If they're above the piano, then you can play it on the counter!)
I will be so thankful if you answer!
And as a suggestion, try to play Chopin's Waltz Op.69 no.2 in B minor. It's easy and realy beautiful!
Hello, The speakers are located under the piano, so the sound is directed towards the floor. Thanks for the suggestion, it's a really nice piece, not sure I can play it but will add it to the list :-)
The Winer Pianist Thank you!
Por qué ya no subes videos?
Hahaha a swig of wine before we start
Hi! Nice video! Where you bought the support for the piano p45? Thanks!
Olá Bernardo, na verdade não comprei o suporte, construí o suporte à medida para o Piano, foi muito simples com material do MaxMat! :-)
👏👏👏👏👏👏
Привет товарищ, у меня сейчас аккустическое немецкое пианино примерно 1940 года. Планирую перейти на такое пианино, как у тебя. Стоит ли мне это делать?
Здравствуйте, я не лучший человек, чтобы советовать вам. Это единственное пианино, которое я когда-либо играл, я уверен, что есть много различий, играя на цифровом и акустическом пианино. Мне очень нравится пианино, но я не могу играть. Удачи с твоим выбором.
Do you have previous experience with lessons or did you start from very scratch in 2016? Very good progress!
Hi Bryan, thanks :). No I haven't had any experience prior, except hammering the keys when I saw a piano somewhere and wonder, I wish I could play it :-P I'm a developer by trade for more than 20 years, I spend most of my day coding and I really believe all this coding helped me with the Piano. Every coder out there should start playing :-D. Oh and despite the aparent progress, I'm now trying to learn Chopin Nocturne in C Sharp Minor and I'm finding so difficult so still a lot to pratice. Have fun!
I'm a coder as well, web frontends, I agree! I started playing around a year ago too, I've only learned fur elise though, I dont get very much time to play. Found your video searching for a better piano (I have a casio lk175 with no touch sense or key weight) and I wanted better sound and touch sensitivity so I ordered the P45! Cheers.
That's great, take time to play. I try to play whenever I can, even if it is just for 5 min. Fur elise for example, i already don't remember the last part of the song, since I can't pratice as much as would like to, i try to play at least the ones I know as often as possible. Cheers
I really want to know how are you playing after 6 years
I will really appreciate if you answer this because I have been struggling for a while. I have the same piano, I tried to record midi but it kills the sound. I want to record the way you do. You mentioned in the comments that you connect it to your pc and use audacity. But do you hear yourself playing? Are you wearing earphones? Maybe you use splitter adapter? I would highly appreciate if you answer this. Have a good day!
Hey! Did you know how to read sheet music before or did you learn to read such music in your one year of playing? Thanks :-)
Great Job btw. !
Thanks a lot! To be quite honest, the sheet there is just for recording. I like the touch it gives (as the wine, which i drink, a lot :-D ). I know the bare bare bones of reading sheet music. The only music I learned by reading was the first one I learned to play (prelude in C major by Bach) and it took me a lot of time to interpret the sheet. After that, I discovered synthesia on youtube and it has been my "tutor" since. I figured that I will never read music like one should, and starting to play at 40, you should pick your battles. This one in particular, took me quite some time, I learned the first 2 min, then was exausted and stopped, only picked it again a few months later due to lack of time. I play it a little bit better than the video, but it is still a long way to masterpieces we hear around here. If I had the time, I would learn to use the pedal, which would help. Anyways, it's always fun! :-)
Ok cool. Yeah reading music is soo hard. Just started learning it.
Yup, the pedal would give this piece a bit more emotion.
I actually have the same stage piano, however I am not that happy with it. But those digital pianos can be soooo expensive! Haha
Thanks for your answer! 😊
Pretendo comprar um desse, acho muito bonito e muito bom, queria um piano vertical, mas acho que o digital é o mais próximo do que eu consigo com meu poder de aquisição kkkkkk
when i order a p-45 and the ups man decides to take it home for himself.
ahahah
p45 or korg b2 or fp10 for classical pieces?
which one got the best of key action and dynamics overall?
Fp30
How did u recorded the voice its so clean
Hi Floyd, I connected the Piano directly to the laptop through the headphone jack out. I recorded on the laptop using the audacity free software.
@@thewinerpianist4593 hi, please can you tell me what is the price for a new piano yamaha p-45 b ?
@@yassinyassin2612 I bought it almost 2 years ago and it was around 400 Euros.
@@thewinerpianist4593 thanks i will bought it.
Parabéns Parceiro! Muito bom. Não dê ouvidos aos críticos de plantão que apontam seus erros, pode ter certeza que são pessoas que estão sentadas de braços cruzados só esperando alguém errar pra apontar o dedo e ao contrário dessas, você está aí, tocando lindamente. Seres humanos erram e é justamente isso que torna a música algo tão especial, é muito bom perceber um ser humano tocando. Músicas feitas por computadores não possuem erros, no entanto, não possuem alma. +1 inscrito. Passa la no meu canal, eu também toco, acho que vai gostar do conteúdo. Forte abraço!
Obrigado Affonso. Não me preocupam os erros, são muitos, mas quando fazemos as coisas porque gostamos não é assim tão importante. É bom melhorar mas com prazer. :-)
Hi Pianist! :) I have the same piano but I don’t have an idea how to record video with good sound quality. How did You do that? Any cable? Or good record device?
Hello Piotr, I use a really old laptop (Acer Aspire 1640) that has 3 jack entries, one for headphones, and the others 2 for mic and line-in. I plug a jack-jack cable from the headphone out of the piano to the line-in of the laptop and record using it the free software audacity. That's why the sound is straight from the piano. Enjoy playing and good luck with your recordings :-) Merry Christmas
The Winer Pianist Thank You! I’ve also starting to play late a little bit (32) and also have P45B and thats why I like Your Profile:) Good Luck with piano and Marry Christmas to You! :) Greetings from Poland!
What microphone do you use? I have been struggling with sound recording a lot
Deu umas engasgadas mais ficou bonito e com excelente qualidade de audio😅😅😅
Is the Yamaha P45B a good piano? Are the keys heavy and with wich material are they made?
Hi Gabriel, I like it but I haven't' seen many Pianos. The keys are heavy and have what Yamaha calls Graded Hammer Standard (GHS) weighted keys. IMHO for a beginner it's more than suitable.
Thank you for the qiuck answer, I'm thinking what piano should I buy... and it must be a cheap piano.. I think I'll buy this Yamaha P45B , and one more question.. are the keys made of plastic?
Yes, the keys are plastic, but they don't look or feel cheap. If anything, as someone pointed out in this video th-cam.com/video/DfGiPYiUqUE/w-d-xo.html, they make some noise when hitting them hard. I mainly play with headphones so I never noticed it :)
And I have one last question.... does the Yamaha p45b have defects related to the keyboard?
I have mine for a year now and haven't had any problems with it so far.
Nice job. Bravo
I have the same piano.
Do you still play the piano?
It would be interesting to see how you have progressed.
did you learn this piece from sheet music or synthesia ?
Hi hikmah, I learned the music from synthesia on youtube. The sheet on the video is just for the recording, it isn't even the sheet for this music :-D
O som parece muito bom. Até por questões de preço, ainda estou em dúvida entre ele e um Cássio S100. Quero para estudar piano e voz (árias). Vc acha que vale a pena um Casio ou parto logo para o Yamaha P45? Muito grata e parabéns. Bons estudos.
Olá Valéria, infelizmente só conheço esse piano mas acho que para iniciantes é muito bom. Boa sorte :-)
Val Dutra, você comprou o P45 ou Cassio S100? Estou na mesma dúvida. Se alguém puder ajudar.
@@celiabelem892 comprei o p45 mesmo, no Submarino agora está por R$ 2.000 e mais 300 e pouco de frete com banco junto, promoção entrou ontem, não sei se vc ja comprou o seu.
Estou interessado em comprar um piano digital, e obrigado por tocar músicas clássicas com eles, está me ajudano muito a decidir. O que vc tem para dizer sobre o piano? A sensibilidade da tecla é boa?
Olá Marlon, eu acho que a sensibilidade é boa, mas não tenho muita experiência com outros pianos, tente procurar comparativos no youtube sobre outros pianos. Boa sorte :-)
Nice work!! What do you think about yamaha p 45?
Do you have that problem where D0 D1 D2 notes on the piano have alot more bass around them?
Você é brasileiro achei que era gringo looool.Belo video,muito bem tocado!
obrigado, sou português o que é parecido :-D
Desculpe pelo erro,muito parecido mesmo!Novamente,ótimo vídeo!Até!
Mano estou aprendendo também, eu tenho um teclado e já não está me satisfazendo mais. Pode me dizer o que achou desse piano? Bom para iniciantes como eu?
-Ótimo vídeo cara, Parabéns pela iniciativa!!!
Posta mais videos, como o nocturne em c-sharp. Abraços
Ótimo Piano. Como é que aprendeu a tocar essa música, com partitura ou sem ? Você toca muito bem, parabéns.
Obrigado João. Aprendi a tocar a música com a ajuda do youtube. (th-cam.com/video/sleZ-hzrtRY/w-d-xo.html). Muito play e pause, muito para trás e para a frente. :-) Não está perfeito, mas é muito bom ir aprendendo a tocar.
De nada.
E obrigado pela resposta. Continua a tocar que vais bem
Você é incrível!
Hello Winer! Just checking, has your Yamaha P45 held up over the years? How are the keys? Thanks!
Sir how did you record?
Play Clair de lune pls😰
I wish i could :-) it's a great song
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?
set it to grand piano 2，its much better
Pensé que se le iba a caer el vaso xd
Parabéns meu velho 👏
Obrigado Nicholas :-)
Hi. How do you merge audio with the video? Which software do you use?
Just audio record on android its good to go
45k views for yamaha p45
what did you use to record the sound Piano P45B?
Lo más probable es que use una interfaz de audio externa.
Its not the op 9 no 2 piece.
it's an exercise of approximation
Nice playing! How did you record the sound?
Hi Sofia, the sound was recorded using an old laptop. I plugged the laptop to the piano using the headphone jack entry on the piano and used the audacity free software to record it. The sound comes straight from the piano so I needed to add it to the video afterwards.
Wow! That’s a late Beethoven experience... in that you were playing without hearing any sound? Whether or not this were the case, impressive still.
Este p 45 suena mejor que el p145 y posteriores;porque tiene un sonido más parecido al piano clásico. El p125 también tiene sonido de música clásica. El p 145 y posteriores tienen un sonido de piano moderno. Esa es la diferencia. Un punto negativo de Yamaha.
Nice. How did you record the sound?
Hi, I hooked a laptop to the headphone jack on the Piano and used Audacity software to record the sound.
mt bommm, amei. Na epoca vc comprou o Yamaha p-45b por quanto?
como vc grava?
Eu uso o audacity no computador, que é gratuito, e ligo o piano através da saída para os auscultadores a um portátil que tem entrada para microfone com um cabo jack para mini-jack. O vídeo é gravado com o telemóvel e depois junto os dois no movie maker. :)
Como vc gravou o som?
Olá Med, O som foi gravado através de um portátil ligado à saída dos headphones no piano. Foi gravado com o software audacity.
@@thewinerpianist4593 se gravar só com a câmera, o áudio fica bom ou estourado?
@@anyandrade3861 vai depender da acústica da sala, acho que geralmente fica sempre com algum eco, mas uma boa camera com um bom microfone deve servir perfeitamente. Não procure a perfeição, procure gravar o momento da melhor forma possível, é isso que importa. :-)
Wow
You can touch Ballade No 1 of Chopn
Muitos parabéns pelo vídeo! Qual o sustain pedal que usaste neste vídeo?
Olá Marco, o pedal usado é o pedal que veio com o Piano. É muito simples e funciona apenas como "interruptor" para a sustentação, on e off. Pelo que li existem pedais que imitam o sustain pedal de um verdadeiro piano, mas esse para mim é mais do que suficiente para o efeito. :)
Can I have a drink?
Your hands so big!
If you play and film just dont do error
Quer tocar bebendo pô! Óbvio que vai errar alguma coisa Kkkkk
Play Liszt- Mephisto wlatz no.1 but make sure that wine glass stay there (;
я всё жду, когда бокал упадёт...
next song could be : th-cam.com/video/pFqL1a0uEhE/w-d-xo.html
:-D good one!
Que mamón se miro con la copa de vino 🤣🤣
Jajajja si
play like a misconfigured robot. chopin is turning in his grave. dun dun dun, dun dun dun, uh oh more than 3 notes at once, FUMBLEGARBLEFWIEGNIDIJFJIE CANNOT COMPUTE, CANNOT COMPUTE, SHUTTING DOWN *BOOM*
Nem parece que você está usando o pedal, seu pé não mexe kkk
E não estou :-D o pedal está sempre pressionado! Não sei usar o pedal ;-)
Dont be to emotional when playing it will make your viewer become sleepy
:-) wine does that!
Me desagrada esa copa ahí
Muitos erros, sem falar nesse corte no final do vídeo pra tocar o último trecho corretamente... Tantos erros que não sei nem por onde começar. Jamais ousaria postar uma obra de Chopin tão mal trabalhada. Parabéns pela coragem, porque quanto a habilidade... acho melhor estudar mais
estudar mais… muito mais :-) mesmo com os erros todos devias ter começado assim: Olha, aqui está a minha versão para veres como se toca! Se sabes tocar, acreditas no gozo que é tocar música que gostamos. Não imaginas a dificuldade que foi conseguir gravar isso :-D foi um milagre ter feito montagem só do fim.
@@thewinerpianist4593 Tem razão, amigo... Espero não ter ofendido, só achei que faltavam críticas construtivas no meio desses comentários. Recomendo que veja esse vídeo, caso ainda não tenha visto, e preste muita atenção em cada uma das dicas: th-cam.com/video/boe59SniikM/w-d-xo.html
@@LukasDarkPlays Claro que não amigo, é difícil ficar ofendido na internet :-) obrigado pelo video, muito boa a explicação, gostava de tocar assim também (quando toco, na minha cabeça parece assim :-P )
0:20 dude you destroyed Chopin’s whole career lol u need more to practice
Stop taking a sip of all he wine, whatever you do at the beginning of the video it annoys me
I'm sorry it annoys you. You wouldn't imagine the sips I've to had before the recording was half decent. Sometimes I find myself wondering if I'm recording for the music or for the wine. :-)
Haha , that is kind of funny haha.
The Winer Pianist Just drink it at the end ahahahaha little cheat
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?
Hi dude can you help me? i bought this piano and i love it, but i think high notes have low volume. When i play at night with low volume i can barely hear the last octave, is it normal?