Thank You for this Video... Well, where to start.... I owned the CTX3000... Nice updated sound engine, but that was it.... Basically, the CTX3000 is a updated CTK model.... I really loved the new AIX sounds, but the Operating System on the Keyboard is awful! Too many menus to scroll to get to a basic function... Some functions in the menus are in odd places, too... Styles on the Keyboard are not arranged well.... Sounds more like a repetitive Bad arranged midifile... I owned it for few months, then gave it away to a Friend who needed a Keyboard to start..... I bought a new Yamaha PSR x600 and Very happy with it!
I’m new to all this but from everything I’ve seen and read it does seem that Casio have come on in leaps and bounds recently. BUT - as a beginner I’ve enough to worry about, trying to learn to play, without faffing around with an over complicated UI. For that reason I have just bought a 463 and I’m loving it. If and when Casio sort out their UI I’d consider one in the future.
Hi Jeremy, nice and informative review as usual. 😎👍 As you know, I had both keyboards at home for two weeks and this is really a hard one. The styles of the Casio are way better. As for the sounds, some of the Yamaha sounds (Sax, harmonica...) are better but generally, I think that the sounds of the Casio are more usable (see my more detailed comment on the sounds lower). As for the keybed, Casio is clearly the winner. Frankly, I found that the old PSR E433 and E343 had a wonderful keybed but that the newer PSR E models (363, 463...) have very mediocre keybed, unfortunately. I just loved the keybed of the CT-X3000 and I learned to play on acoustic pianos so I am very demanding as far as the touch quality of a keyboard is concerned. One of the points were Yamaha is stronger than Casio is the fact that you can record yourself without any additional hardware on the E463 - very convenient for beginners, or people who don’t want to mess around with a computer or an iPad. I really hope that in the next two years, Casio with come with a keyboard with the AiX chip AND a friendly user interface. It is a shame to put such a high quality sound chip under such a clumsy interface, to say the least. Best Regards 🙂🎼
Chris James If you are a beginner, rather go for the Yamaha PSR E363 or the Casio CT-X800 (better than the CT-X700 because it,has both a pithy bend and a slot for an USB stick for rhythms and MIDI files). The E463 and the CT-X3000 or 5000 are too complicated. Go to a music shop and try both keyboards for yourself, if possible with a friend who can play the keyboard or with your teacher. Cheers.
Have u experienced any issues with your ctx yet? Am really confused with these two choices? Which is better in quality of sounds and durability of hardwares? Please reply?
Thank you for all of the informative videos my dude! You’ve really helped me in finding the right purchase for my budget. I think I’m going with the Casio CTX-3000 but I’m going to sleep on it
So informative as always. Thanks for such a nice video... keep going on. So that every curious person get update. If possible please add the feature of roland too and compare with those keyboards. Anyway, once again thanks for those informative videos.👍👌
Congratulations for the great work ever! Your Reviews are wonderful! What would be the best option to pair with a Yamaha P - 121, Yamaha E463 or Casio Ct X3000? Thanks in advance! Greetings from Brazil!
I guess you must have noticed the price increase of the Casio CT X-3000 today, up $20 from 279-299 USD. At least at GC and Sweetwater. Your reviews probably helped them. It is definitely worth more.
Hi Jeremy, I have been learning learning piano for almost 2 years now and am thinking to upgrade over my Yamaha PSR 295. I have been using Yamaha for a very long time. I am stuck whether to buy the Casio CTX5000 or the PSR e463. I saw many videos in which you have been saying teh CT X is better than the Yamaha. But since I use it mostly for Piano, should I buy The Casio or the Yamaha.... Please Help Me....
TH-camr "KeyboardKrazy49" demo's all 800 sounds of the Casio and all 758 Yamaha PSR-EW410 Keyboard Voices. Listen with headphones and judge for yourself which sounds better. CT-X5000 link: th-cam.com/video/pxh8QXQYDvg/w-d-xo.html PSR-EW410 link: th-cam.com/video/PJnTi_DCkeY/w-d-xo.html
Hi sir I'm from India and I'm a big fan of yours. u r doing a great job.. I have one doubt still I didn't buy any keyboard.. I need a keyboard with few Indian rhythm with live control and good sound I should able to record my voice in that. Which is your suggestion Yamaha psr e463 Roland ex 20 Or Any casio
Digital Piano and Keyboard which one has more everlasting system? Jereme Please, answer my question hopefully because I want to train my daughter she has 7 years old.
Hello Jeremy, Does the Casio CTX3000 support USB Audio Playback like the Yamaha PSR e453 and e463 do? For example, when connected to a computer over USB, can I play music via the USB from the speakers of the Casio CTX3000. Also does CTX-3000 act as a midi controller for a VST on a DAW so that I can use it to play virtual instruments? (YES is my guess as I believe) Thank you
First and foremost thank you so much for your in-depth comparison of the Yamaha PSR-E463 and the Casio CT-X3000! I am a little concerned with the non user friendliness of the Casio and would like to know if you could make a cheat sheet or shortcut, hot keys set up! Is there a improved version of the 3000 out yet, or on the horizon?!! As of 9/17/20
I have a CTX-3000 and the sounds especially piano and organ sounds are fantastic. However, certain keys on the keyboard are really noisy and make a clacking sound and a few wobble sideways. Anybody else encounter this? I am thinking of the Yamaha PSR-EW410 76-key for my next keyboard. Is there any difference in the quality of the Casio and Yamaha keyboard keys? Thanks.
Hi Jeremy. I find this video very interesting. I would like to buy a new piano keyboard to start learning how to play it and I found these two models the best suits for me, especially because of the midi entrance so that I can connect them to my MacBook and use it in combination with GarageBand. That being said, which one of the two would you recommend me to start? Personally I believe that the Yamaha is a little bit better for me because of the higher sound similarity with a real piano and the fact that is more user friendly. Can you give me a suggestion please? I would highly appreciate! Especially if you also have other models to recommend me.
I’ve just about got my choice narrowed down to the Casio ctx3000. The thing I want to ask is if the self accompaniment creation on the Casio will support midi control via the Roland PK 5, or any other midi controller? Thanks Jeremy.
Hii Jeremy,i am a big fan of yours.i think your videos are very informative. according to you, in between casio ct x9000 IN and yamaha psr e463 which one has better piano sound?
Hello Sir Jeremy! I'm planning to buy for our chapel. We've been using yamaha(E353)..but I wanna try this ctx3000..and e463. I usually select piano with dual voice(strings) to accompany our choir...Which has better sound?
As always, a lot of good, concise info. It could, perhaps, have been rounded out with a little playing of each. People have different tastes in sounds ─ I think (like you I believe) Yamaha sounds are often more realistic, but others have different opinions, so in addition to the very brief statement you made, it would have just given a tidy conclusion by having a little music so viewers can hear if the sounds are consistent with prior (if any) experience.
I've got the CTK 7200 (predecessor to the CTX 5000) but have playing familiarity with the Yamaha PSR-S 670/775/950. Casio may have cleaned up the tones with the CTX series and bang for buck-wise, the Casios are hard to beat e.g. in my neck of the woods, New Zealand the Casio CTX-5000 is $850 vs $1900 for the Yamaha PSR-S670 (lowest in the PSRS series). But and this is a big BUT, if you're not technically inclined, recording/customising patterns, rhythms etc--is complex, time-consuming. If you're new to piano/keyboards I suggest you go with the E463. You may save money with the Casios, but the technical learning curve that the CTK or CTX series demand (to get the best out of them), can be frustrating if you're not the technical type. I gig with my keyboards and I'll be upgrading to a PSRS 775, at minimum. Probably gonna go with a 900 series because of the vocoder/voice effects. Yamaha demands a premium and it's understandable why. Fantastic sound straight out of the box. Realistic drums. Ease of us, especially in-performance/on the fly creating/customising--when gigging. The company also knows the market. The well-priced, easy to use PSR-E series for home/students. More expensive but powerfully featured (and still easy to use) PSR-S series for both the hobbyist and professional. Plus (and I've looked hard) second hand Yamaha keyboards don't lose much in value/price--on resale. Casio made big steps, features and price wise--but scrimped on ease-of-use and straight-out-of the box usability. A missed opportunity and crying shame really.
Which of the two has the better sounds for playing electric hard rock guitar ? Like if you want to play Metallica or Guns and Roses on keyboard, which has the better sounds ? How does the e463s sampler come i to play here, can I download electric guitars from the internet to get better electric guitar sounds ?
@@JeremySee Hello I read your answers, but I still don't understand, do you mean you can set up an auto-chord trigger? where you play a B note in bass (L hand), and the keyboard produces sounds B G D or something? As a music student at univ it would be good to know in case it matters for school...
Do you know of a keyboard with built in speakers that can automatically charge D Cell batteries automatically when the keyboard is plugged in, instead of having to take out the batteries each time and put them on the charger. Thanks! and good job! I subscribed : )
if you need an easy keyboard youre not a musician,,,, the music is no easy,, thats a computer, more difficult to use because have more options and functions, really ct-x 3000 &5000 are a really jewels to make music,,, yamaha stayed on the 90´s or before, AiX sound improves sound system and songs when recording yamaha are a good brand, but a lot expensive casio are a good brand really not cheap but casio gives you more for less money, you need find your level then buy aproppiate keyboard best regards from central america
Hi, thanks for the detail comparison. Does ct x-3000 have Harmonium/Reed organ tone? If not is there a way to load it from other model of Casio keyboard, e.g.,ct-x9000IN? Thank you in advance!
@@JeremySee thank you sir for the reviews on different keyboards,it helps a lot for someone who wanted to buy kwyboards.. i just bought a casio CT-x3000, no regrets.. it sound much much better than yamaha e463. Very nice tone quality as you mentioned in one of your reviews..✌🙏
Jeremy grosse dank für deine filme und für das, was du für die Menschen machst.Du bist der musikalischer Einstein und ich schätze Dich sehr hoch. Liebe grüsse für dich und küschen für die nachwuks, von Viktor aus Deutschland.
Hello Jeremy please i want to find out if you can save some styles on the casio ctx 3000, if so how can you do that i'd love to see a video on that or you can equally type the steps to do so
I already have psre353 since 5 years but I was thinking to update. I am an intermediate level player and mostly play piano. Shall I sell it and get this one along with a good guitar or is there a better choice for intermediate player other than this? I dont want indian versions for sure
imtiaz sifat Hmmm, this is a hard one really. The Saxophone, Trumpet and Harmonica are better on the Yamaha without any doubt. But I like the brass instruments, the flute and the violin better on the Casio. I had both keyboards for a fortnight and it really depends on what kind of music you are playing. Believe me, it is worth it to go in a music shop and try both keyboards out for yourself.
Jeremy See Hi Jeremy, honestly I doubt that Yamaha will put something revolutionary on the market. As far as the PSR E373 is concerned, they most probably will increase the number of styles, introduce one or two Sweet! or Cool! voices from more expensive models, maybe expand a bit the sampling function. But I doubt that the E series will ever be a serious contender for the CT-X series.
Casio's new AiX Sound Source is a game-changer. The AiX instruments even sound better than Casio's $1,1000 MZ-X500 4-year old aranger workstation which uses an MXi Sound Source. The AiX chip has many instruments that sound better than Casio's more expensive stage piano's which use the AiR Sound Source. Hopefully, Casio will add a touchscreen to their next generation of 76-Key WK series workstations. The WK's came out over 6-years ago.
It looks like CTX-3000 has piano-like weighted keys that the PSR-E463 doesn't have. I was planning to get the E463 but still hesitate to choose. Your opinion would help me a lot!
Ct x3000 does Not have weighted keys. Itll sound louder if u hit hard but no weighted keys like digital pianos. I bought one for my son. He likes it because it has lots of good sounds but for me it still feels like a toy.
Been learning so much because of your videos, which has also helped me so much to think about the options and differences. Thank you! Thinking to make a purchase of the Korg EK-50 or possibly Yamaha 463/410 but came across one more to consider. From what I can tell some are saying its the same as Roland E-X20 or a Medeli m361. For about $350 USD It seems to offer the most options 128 Voice polyphony, mic input, 10 watt speakers. I would love to know what you might think of the Kurzweil KP110? The feel of the keys, sounds, accuracy, quality etc. I hope you can help! Thanks in advance! kurzweil.com/product/kp110/specs/
Your comparison between the two keyboards is very strange, because it seems that it is made on purpose to make the yamaha keyboard look bad, I don't know if you are sponsored by Casio, but your preference for the Casio keyboard is very evident, when you say that the Casio has everything you need and Yamaha does not, the only good thing you found in the Yamaha is that it is very easy to handle, is that an objective comment?
Casio has made a lot of progress in recent years and it shows on the internet, many professional musicians praise the merits of this brand !!! Sorry for the others who don't like Casio !!! 😁😁😁 And this is only the beginning !!! 😂😂😂 A little competition does not hurt !!! 😉😉😉
Thank You for this Video... Well, where to start.... I owned the CTX3000... Nice updated sound engine, but that was it.... Basically, the CTX3000 is a updated CTK model.... I really loved the new AIX sounds, but the Operating System on the Keyboard is awful! Too many menus to scroll to get to a basic function... Some functions in the menus are in odd places, too... Styles on the Keyboard are not arranged well.... Sounds more like a repetitive Bad arranged midifile... I owned it for few months, then gave it away to a Friend who needed a Keyboard to start..... I bought a new Yamaha PSR x600 and Very happy with it!
I’m new to all this but from everything I’ve seen and read it does seem that Casio have come on in leaps and bounds recently. BUT - as a beginner I’ve enough to worry about, trying to learn to play, without faffing around with an over complicated UI. For that reason I have just bought a 463 and I’m loving it. If and when Casio sort out their UI I’d consider one in the future.
Hi Jeremy, nice and informative review as usual. 😎👍
As you know, I had both keyboards at home for two weeks and this is really a hard one. The styles of the Casio are way better. As for the sounds, some of the Yamaha sounds (Sax, harmonica...) are better but generally, I think that the sounds of the Casio are more usable (see my more detailed comment on the sounds lower).
As for the keybed, Casio is clearly the winner. Frankly, I found that the old PSR E433 and E343 had a wonderful keybed but that the newer PSR E models (363, 463...) have very mediocre keybed, unfortunately. I just loved the keybed of the CT-X3000 and I learned to play on acoustic pianos so I am very demanding as far as the touch quality of a keyboard is concerned.
One of the points were Yamaha is stronger than Casio is the fact that you can record yourself without any additional hardware on the E463 - very convenient for beginners, or people who don’t want to mess around with a computer or an iPad.
I really hope that in the next two years, Casio with come with a keyboard with the AiX chip AND a friendly user interface. It is a shame to put such a high quality sound chip under such a clumsy interface, to say the least.
Best Regards 🙂🎼
Very true. The Achilles's heel of CT-X is the user interface.
Conclusion who Is better?
For beginer? Whith ctx 5000 is the same. Conclusion?
Chris James If you are a beginner, rather go for the Yamaha PSR E363 or the Casio CT-X800 (better than the CT-X700 because it,has both a pithy bend and a slot for an USB stick for rhythms and MIDI files). The E463 and the CT-X3000 or 5000 are too complicated. Go to a music shop and try both keyboards for yourself, if possible with a friend who can play the keyboard or with your teacher. Cheers.
Have u experienced any issues with your ctx yet? Am really confused with these two choices? Which is better in quality of sounds and durability of hardwares? Please reply?
Thanks brother I really appreciate your comments
Thank you for all of the informative videos my dude! You’ve really helped me in finding the right purchase for my budget. I think I’m going with the Casio CTX-3000 but I’m going to sleep on it
Yamaha easier to use? Nice explanation, ty
02:14 you cannot delete any element from existing rhythm. But you can add extra elements or create new rhythm according to your choice.
Thanks for the reviews on the piano, I’m getting my first piano and it’s gonna be a psr E463 thanks again!!!
Greta choice!
I love your channel. Very helpful.Thankful for your efforts to make the videos for beginner like us to make comparison.
So informative as always. Thanks for such a nice video... keep going on. So that every curious person get update. If possible please add the feature of roland too and compare with those keyboards. Anyway, once again thanks for those informative videos.👍👌
Congratulations for the great work ever! Your Reviews are wonderful! What would be the best option to pair with a Yamaha P - 121, Yamaha E463 or Casio Ct X3000? Thanks in advance! Greetings from Brazil!
CTX 3000
Thank you Jeremy, very informative, im looking forward to buy a keyboard now..
I got my 463 today. Very much excited
I am happy for you, buddy.
Thanks Jeremy with this review I am on my way to get my CTX-3000.
Great choice. Have fun!
I guess you must have noticed the price increase of the Casio CT X-3000 today, up $20 from 279-299 USD. At least at GC and Sweetwater. Your reviews probably helped them. It is definitely worth more.
Hi Jeremy,
I have been learning learning piano for almost 2 years now and am thinking to upgrade over my Yamaha PSR 295.
I have been using Yamaha for a very long time.
I am stuck whether to buy the Casio CTX5000 or the PSR e463.
I saw many videos in which you have been saying teh CT X is better than the Yamaha.
But since I use it mostly for Piano, should I buy The Casio or the Yamaha....
Please Help Me....
Pianos sound on CTX are slightly better to my ears. But if you prefer easy navigation through features, Yamaha is for you.
Sir, I am still confused in both these keyboard please suggest me one...
TH-camr "KeyboardKrazy49" demo's all 800 sounds of the Casio and all 758 Yamaha PSR-EW410 Keyboard Voices. Listen with headphones and judge for yourself which sounds better.
CT-X5000 link: th-cam.com/video/pxh8QXQYDvg/w-d-xo.html
PSR-EW410 link: th-cam.com/video/PJnTi_DCkeY/w-d-xo.html
@@ALOISC1 which feels better?
In between Yamaha psr e463 and Casio ctx8000 which one best for a small rock band ?
I am from India.
CTX
@@JeremySee sir can you camp btw yamaha psr e463 and casio ct x8000in..
Jeremy I like the way you do your review.. can you compare Yamaha PSR E463 styles and voices with korg EK50
Hi sir I'm from India and I'm a big fan of yours. u r doing a great job.. I have one doubt still I didn't buy any keyboard.. I need a keyboard with few Indian rhythm with live control and good sound I should able to record my voice in that. Which is your suggestion
Yamaha psr e463
Roland ex 20
Or
Any casio
All the things you want will be expensive. E463, EX20 any Casio cannot do what you want. You need to spend USD$1500
@@JeremySee ok sir out of these 3 which is best (under 350 usd).dont mind my conditions
Digital Piano and Keyboard which one has more everlasting system? Jereme
Please, answer my question hopefully because I want to train my daughter she has 7 years old.
Hello Jeremy,
Does the Casio CTX3000 support USB Audio Playback like the Yamaha PSR e453 and e463 do?
For example, when connected to a computer over USB, can I play music via the USB from the speakers of the Casio CTX3000.
Also does CTX-3000 act as a midi controller for a VST on a DAW so that I can use it to play virtual instruments? (YES is my guess as I believe)
Thank you
I like Electric pianos but I feel that Casio 3000 and the 5000 are to bright. I prefer the korg Pa series
Robert Green korg pa are of different price range, aren’t they?
First and foremost thank you so much for your in-depth comparison of the Yamaha PSR-E463 and the Casio CT-X3000! I am a little concerned with the non user friendliness of the Casio and would like to know if you could make a cheat sheet or shortcut, hot keys set up! Is there a improved version of the 3000 out yet, or on the horizon?!! As of 9/17/20
I have a CTX-3000 and the sounds especially piano and organ sounds are fantastic. However, certain keys on the keyboard are really noisy and make a clacking sound and a few wobble sideways. Anybody else encounter this? I am thinking of the Yamaha PSR-EW410 76-key for my next keyboard. Is there any difference in the quality of the Casio and Yamaha keyboard keys? Thanks.
en iyi tuşlar korg ek 50 fakat ritim oluşturamazsın
Hi Jeremy. I find this video very interesting. I would like to buy a new piano keyboard to start learning how to play it and I found these two models the best suits for me, especially because of the midi entrance so that I can connect them to my MacBook and use it in combination with GarageBand. That being said, which one of the two would you recommend me to start? Personally I believe that the Yamaha is a little bit better for me because of the higher sound similarity with a real piano and the fact that is more user friendly. Can you give me a suggestion please? I would highly appreciate! Especially if you also have other models to recommend me.
I’ve just about got my choice narrowed down to the Casio ctx3000. The thing I want to ask is if the self accompaniment creation on the Casio will support midi control via the Roland PK 5, or any other midi controller? Thanks Jeremy.
Hii Jeremy,i am a big fan of yours.i think your videos are very informative. according to you, in between casio ct x9000 IN and yamaha psr e463 which one has better piano sound?
For piano sounds the ctx is better......buy the Yamaha only if u want to play acoustic instruments like guitar on ur keyboard
Hello Sir Jeremy! I'm planning to buy for our chapel. We've been using yamaha(E353)..but I wanna try this ctx3000..and e463. I usually select piano with dual voice(strings) to accompany our choir...Which has better sound?
Psr e 463..
Which is quicker to change registrations on the fly for live play🎹
Jeremy, in the criteria of sound quality of its built-in speakers, which keyboard you'll gonna pick? Please give us an honest answer. Thank you!
As always, a lot of good, concise info. It could, perhaps, have been rounded out with a little playing of each. People have different tastes in sounds ─ I think (like you I believe) Yamaha sounds are often more realistic, but others have different opinions, so in addition to the very brief statement you made, it would have just given a tidy conclusion by having a little music so viewers can hear if the sounds are consistent with prior (if any) experience.
I've got the CTK 7200 (predecessor to the CTX 5000) but have playing familiarity with the Yamaha PSR-S 670/775/950. Casio may have cleaned up the tones with the CTX series and bang for buck-wise, the Casios are hard to beat e.g. in my neck of the woods, New Zealand the Casio CTX-5000 is $850 vs $1900 for the Yamaha PSR-S670 (lowest in the PSRS series). But and this is a big BUT, if you're not technically inclined, recording/customising patterns, rhythms etc--is complex, time-consuming. If you're new to piano/keyboards I suggest you go with the E463. You may save money with the Casios, but the technical learning curve that the CTK or CTX series demand (to get the best out of them), can be frustrating if you're not the technical type. I gig with my keyboards and I'll be upgrading to a PSRS 775, at minimum. Probably gonna go with a 900 series because of the vocoder/voice effects. Yamaha demands a premium and it's understandable why. Fantastic sound straight out of the box. Realistic drums. Ease of us, especially in-performance/on the fly creating/customising--when gigging. The company also knows the market. The well-priced, easy to use PSR-E series for home/students. More expensive but powerfully featured (and still easy to use) PSR-S series for both the hobbyist and professional. Plus (and I've looked hard) second hand Yamaha keyboards don't lose much in value/price--on resale. Casio made big steps, features and price wise--but scrimped on ease-of-use and straight-out-of the box usability. A missed opportunity and crying shame really.
Whats the difference between WK-6600 vs ctx 3000.
I occasionally like producing my own music. Is any of them have any advantages over other?
Which of the two has the better sounds for playing electric hard rock guitar ? Like if you want to play Metallica or Guns and Roses on keyboard, which has the better sounds ?
How does the e463s sampler come i to play here, can I download electric guitars from the internet to get better electric guitar sounds ?
Which one as a better sound donner dep 20 or Casio (CT-X3000). I want to buy one to play at my church.
Hi Jeremy, for style and rhythm creation which one is the best in your opinion between CT-X5000 and EK50??
EK50 de ritim oluşturamazsın..fakat tuş yatağı çık kalitelidir
Nice review.
Thanks bud.
hey jeremy...in ur opinion which keyboard sounds better?
Hi, I am confused as to what you mean by chord on bass detector? What would be stopping me from playing a g chord with a b bass on the yamaha?
Try making a G/B chord appear on the screen of lower end Yamaha. It will not happen.
@@JeremySee Hello I read your answers, but I still don't understand, do you mean you can set up an auto-chord trigger? where you play a B note in bass (L hand), and the keyboard produces sounds B G D or something? As a music student at univ it would be good to know in case it matters for school...
Which one is Indian version...CTX8000IN or CTX9000IN of CTX3000........?
What is the best organ voice for chuch sir jeremy... PSR E463, Roland EK50 or Casio Ctx3000... Thanks
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Do you know of a keyboard with built in speakers that can automatically charge D Cell batteries automatically when the keyboard is plugged in, instead of having to take out the batteries each time and put them on the charger. Thanks! and good job! I subscribed : )
if you need an easy keyboard youre not a musician,,,, the music is no easy,, thats a computer,
more difficult to use because have more options and functions,
really ct-x 3000 &5000 are a really jewels to make music,,,
yamaha stayed on the 90´s or before,
AiX sound improves sound system and songs when recording
yamaha are a good brand, but a lot expensive casio are a good brand really not cheap but casio gives you more for less money, you need find your level then buy aproppiate keyboard
best regards from central america
I have a Casio CTK-4400 and there's no going back to the old AHL sounds after hearing the new improved CT-X series with AiX.
Hi jeremy
Can please tell me if will buy from amazon the yamaha service center dosent except warrany of it
Hi, thanks for the detail comparison.
Does ct x-3000 have Harmonium/Reed organ tone? If not is there a way to load it from other model of Casio keyboard, e.g.,ct-x9000IN? Thank you in advance!
I want to purchase a keyboard which one I should buy ctx9000in OR Yamaha i500 please reply
I am from India
Sir jeremy,if i may ask.. is the casio wk7600 sound source tri-element AHL produce much better quality than AiX?
AiX is much better
Thank you so much sir🙏
@@JeremySee thank you sir for the reviews on different keyboards,it helps a lot for someone who wanted to buy kwyboards.. i just bought a casio CT-x3000, no regrets.. it sound much much better than yamaha e463. Very nice tone quality as you mentioned in one of your reviews..✌🙏
Jeremy, can you tell me which keyboard i should buy or which is best between casio ctk 6300in and yamaha psr e463..
Jeremy grosse dank für deine filme und für das, was du für die Menschen machst.Du bist der musikalischer Einstein und ich schätze Dich sehr hoch. Liebe grüsse für dich und küschen für die nachwuks, von Viktor aus Deutschland.
Can you use expression pedal on casio ctx3000 to have a wah effect?
Hello Jeremy please i want to find out if you can save some styles on the casio ctx 3000, if so how can you do that i'd love to see a video on that or you can equally type the steps to do so
hi if you can please compare this with Casio WK-6600
Jeremy, would u recommend e463 or ctx 3000?
I think he would :-)
For recording studio which is better
Please answer
Hi, Jeremy! I'm from B'ham, Ala., U.S.A. and I am a professional keyboard player. I have chosen the PSR-E463 instead of the CT-X3000.
Hi Tiffany this is interesting. As a professional keyboardist, could you please tell me what made you choose the E463 over the CT-X3000? Thanks.
sir,, which is better yahama psr e463 and Casio x5000, thank you
Can quick sampling and groove creation like yamaha series can be done in ctx 9000in?
If so , then kindly explain.
I already have psre353 since 5 years but I was thinking to update. I am an intermediate level player and mostly play piano. Shall I sell it and get this one along with a good guitar or is there a better choice for intermediate player other than this? I dont want indian versions for sure
In case of natural tune is yamaha better than casio?? If i dont consider the features. Just cover different types of songs which should i go for??
Acoustic voices Yamaha better.
imtiaz sifat Hmmm, this is a hard one really. The Saxophone, Trumpet and Harmonica are better on the Yamaha without any doubt. But I like the brass instruments, the flute and the violin better on the Casio. I had both keyboards for a fortnight and it really depends on what kind of music you are playing. Believe me, it is worth it to go in a music shop and try both keyboards out for yourself.
@@HubertEtAlice i mostly play the default piano tune & the aqstic guiter tune..in that case which is the best..i am like a hell confused!!!
Roland E09 please. :)
Roland Singapore doesn't like me.
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Jeremy See You said the same about Casio some time ago... Times they are a changin’ 😂
Chord on bass is a very important feature for advanced players. Every keyboard should have that!
True that.
Casio =Full Range Chord .C/G G/F
Can u tell me which one is better yamaha psr e463 Or casio ctx 9000in
Which is better, yamaha psre463 or casio ctx9000in ?
hello jermy.i want to bye psr e463 but what is good between their.casio ct 3000
hello, i am in the USA and looking to Casio CTX 9000In, where can I buy this here. any help will be reatky helpful
I would just do a google search.
What happens if we play the C/G on the Yamaha psr e463?is the sound cracks?
What do you think is better Yamaha PSR-EW410 or Casio CT-X3000?
The most expensive is better.
Plz make video on Yamaha psr e463 vs casio ctx 8000in vs Roland X20.
👍 . T. Chahal from Punjab india
I like arranger keyboard. Do you reccomend me CTX 3000/5000 although it's harder to operate it? Thank in advance.
I would wait and see what Yamaha comes out with next month.
Jeremy See Hi Jeremy, honestly I doubt that Yamaha will put something revolutionary on the market. As far as the PSR E373 is concerned, they most probably will increase the number of styles, introduce one or two Sweet! or Cool! voices from more expensive models, maybe expand a bit the sampling function. But I doubt that the E series will ever be a serious contender for the CT-X series.
Hello, Jeremy. Can you explain, what is "chord on bass"?
Example, When you play C chord but you want the bass guitar in the accompaniment to play a G note.
@@JeremySeethanks. I hope you'll show it in your video once :)
Do they have portamento and legato?
AIX sound chips is amazon
is casio ctx 3000 key's semi weighted thanks,
I'll be waiting for the psr-e473 with the new sound chip and more tools for creativity.
keep waiting
Maybe for black friday :-)
How can we get clear sound from keyboard to laptop..? (I buyed ctx 9000 by Ur suggestion ) 🙂
Audio interface
Thanks this video is really helpful for me
I'm happy to help, buddy.
@@JeremySee Casio ctx9000 piano sound is good as YAMAHA PSR E463?
9000 better piano
Good
Whats the output of both (Amp)
Great comparison!. Which keyboard has the better Grandpiano sample?
Without a doubt, the CT-X3000
How much is the CT-X5000 in SG? Can you ship to the philippines?
E463 vs WK7600?
Hello Jeremy! Very good!
In your opinion, what is the best CTX 5000 or Psr 463 keyboard?
Ctx5000
Sir which piano is good for beginners,Yamaha or Casio ???
Is it worth buying Yamaha psre 463 for beginners?
Yes
Which one is best
Casio's new AiX Sound Source is a game-changer. The AiX instruments even sound better than Casio's $1,1000 MZ-X500 4-year old aranger workstation which uses an MXi Sound Source. The AiX chip has many instruments that sound better than Casio's more expensive stage piano's which use the AiR Sound Source. Hopefully, Casio will add a touchscreen to their next generation of 76-Key WK series workstations. The WK's came out over 6-years ago.
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I'm thinking of getting the CT-X3000.. for some reason I have better luck working with midi on casio more than on yamaha
Thank you for the bad news LOL I just bought a Yamaha psr e463 yesterday. Oh well ...so it goes :(
th-cam.com/video/nRNe07bCHC4/w-d-xo.html
Quick question:
Yamaha psr-e463 VS.
korg microarranger
If you are ok with mini keys. Micro arranger is better
anyone knows if VST can be used with any of these two?
On your DAW yes
@@JeremySee Thanks, have you ever made a video on VST ON KEYBOARDS LIKE psr ew410?
Thank you for your detailed comparison, a very informative video. I have always had a CASIO from my childhood. May be time to try a Yamaha.
It looks like CTX-3000 has piano-like weighted keys that the PSR-E463 doesn't have. I was planning to get the E463 but still hesitate to choose. Your opinion would help me a lot!
Ct x3000 does Not have weighted keys. Itll sound louder if u hit hard but no weighted keys like digital pianos. I bought one for my son. He likes it because it has lots of good sounds but for me it still feels like a toy.
@@Greenite What do u think about the psr e463?
where is a sound comparation???
I have more than 1 video on my channel you know?
Jeremy See I seen a lot of them. But when you talking about quality of sounds I expecting to hear those sounds....
Is Ctk 6250 good?
Old sound chip.
If I'm interested solely in basic production, recording, and mixing, which would you recommend? The casio 6250, the ctx3000, or the psre463?
Whu the best kiybord
you are RIP ENGLISH
"Does Yamaha PSR-E463 Stand a Chance vs Casio CT-X3000?" thats easy: "Nope!"
It's never so easy.
@Dhanushchess 2006 why do you think soo?
Been learning so much because of your videos, which has also helped me so much to think about the options and differences. Thank you!
Thinking to make a purchase of the Korg EK-50 or possibly Yamaha 463/410 but came across one more to consider. From what I can tell some are saying its the same as Roland E-X20 or a Medeli m361. For about $350 USD It seems to offer the most options 128 Voice polyphony, mic input, 10 watt speakers. I would love to know what you might think of the Kurzweil KP110? The feel of the keys, sounds, accuracy, quality etc. I hope you can help! Thanks in advance!
kurzweil.com/product/kp110/specs/
Buddy, avoid the EX-20 and the Kurzweil KP110. Both are rebadged China Medeli and has an awful bulid quality and touch.
@@JeremySee Thank you for the info! Think I'm going with yamaha
@@JeremySee I have a 30 year old Medeli MC-103. Not used it in 25 years :-) I'll do a comparison to the E463 or CT-X5000 if I buy one of them :-)
Casio CTX 3000 ist viel besser in allem !
You didnt even play
Is there a shortage of playing videos on these 2 models on TH-cam? How many videos tells you the REAL life experience of a user of these 2 models?
@@JeremySee keep up with the good work, I love your videos man, thumbs up!
+Harri Hoàng Trần thanks buddy.
Your comparison between the two keyboards is very strange, because it seems that it is made on purpose to make the yamaha keyboard look bad, I don't know if you are sponsored by Casio, but your preference for the Casio keyboard is very evident, when you say that the Casio has everything you need and Yamaha does not, the only good thing you found in the Yamaha is that it is very easy to handle, is that an objective comment?
Watch all my videos before you make a judgement call. It's just my opinion. Feel free to disagree and make your own choice.
He's made casio look bad as well, he is unsponsored.
I saw several videos of sir jeremy See, i can say he is not sponsored by anyone and just honest in his opinions.
Casio has made a lot of progress in recent years and it shows on the internet, many professional musicians praise the merits of this brand !!! Sorry for the others who don't like Casio !!! 😁😁😁 And this is only the beginning !!! 😂😂😂 A little competition does not hurt !!! 😉😉😉
Jeremy likes Korg too :-)
Yamaha PSR 463 is a weak product.