Should You Buy the Alesis Recital Pro? Things I Wish Someone Told Me
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Would you recommend the Donner DEP-20 over the Recital Pro?
@@johnspartan98 in Italy now we have echord sp 10, probably the sale product!!
Im actually in the market and was looking at this one...
There's beauty in simplicity (of sounds)
Your reviews are SO good, so well done and helpful. I had ordered the Alesis Recital Pro but then was having second thoughts about it, thinking that maybe I should have ordered the Roland FP-30X instead. After watching your reviews for both instruments I think I made a good decision getting the Alesis. Thank you so much for your excellent reviews. Wishing you all the best!
Great choice. Have fun!❤️
For anyone who is thinking on buying this piano, do it.
I bought the non-pro version, and I thought I was going to have a hard time getting used to it since I had always played in a grand acoustic piano, which we had to sell. To my surprise it sounds amazingly good, I detect at least 4 levels of sound in the keys, the speakers are a little bit low in volume, that is true, but that can be easily fixed. Long story short, I've had a great time with this piano. And it's not even the pro weighted keys version. I'll def improve to the pro version when I get the chance.
What's the difference
How you fix?
@@grovr7543pro has hammer-weighted keys while regular has touch sensitive (semi-weighted) keys
@@grovr7543the normal recital has semi weighted keys and and less sounds
@@grovr7543 non pro is semi weighted afaik
I just got an alesis recital 88 (not the pro version) for my birthday last week and although the speakers aren’t great, I normally play with headphones and for someone who isn’t great at piano I’ve found it to be a really good starting point
Great choice. Have fun!
Wow. I’m so glad I recently switched to listening to all videos with high quality headphones instead of laptop or iPad speakers. The two sounds on this keyboard most consumers will likely not even use, the Harpsichord and the Church Organ, are actually the best sounds on this instrument. The Harpsichord and Church Organ are very authentic and would be excellent for thousands of great classical pieces. This might be a huge missed opportunity!
🎧 makes lots of difference!
A lot of Bang for the Buck there! 128 note polyphony, 20 Watt Internal Speaker System, and it sounds pretty good. Love the Line out input Jacks, and the 1/4" headphone jack, and USB MIDI. Looks like a wonderful Starting Board. Great review!
Indeed an affordable starter board. Thank you for your kind words 🤝
One of the best reviews out there keep up the great content!
Not sure if this has been addressed but under function there are 2 volume controls for the lower level (white keys) and upper level (black keys) the default lower is 60 while the default upper is set to 100, setting them at the same level really helped the misbalance of tones, why they did this, who knows but this helped even out the sound for me.
Great tip!
I think if I hadn't landed my cheap fixer-upper QS8.1 I'd have been very tempted by the RecitalPro, especially at the price point. It sounds REALLY good, and it looks like it's solidly constructed.
Jeremy you never showed us how to tweek the Alesis Recital Pro voices to sound like the competition at the end of this video like you said you would.
Wow Jeremy... along with honest reviews , you are also a great pianist.........my favourite music in intro😍😍... nocturne op no.2😍😍😍😍.. congratulations for 100k subs..
Thank you!
I gave my Casio Privia PX110 to my son, and am looking for a replacement. I prefer using VST’s over the built in sounds and speakers. This Alesis might be perfect for me.
Just got one for my daughter (got here 2hrs ago) looking forward to learning from it. Sounds way better than the Joy' keyboard we had 4 her prior. Plus TOUCH SENSITIVITY !!!!
Lucky gal!
Thanks for your review!
Yes. Alesis has manufactured quite a lot of affordable midi keyboards and digital pianos. This Piano seems to perform so many functions for the price. Very nice review & background Jeremy! Can it store registration?
I don't think any digital pianos at this price can save registrations 😅
I have one of that Recital Pro, by now I am using it for playing at church using my old peavey kb60 amp.... It sound good but for me the sounds church organ, harpsichord, clavi and synth are useless. Like you I think that need to have a Rhodes or Tines EP and a DX EP and a good pad sound instead the synth sound. But anyway is a good piano......
before finish watching the video i thought that the 4 cons is one of those deal breaking cons, its actually not that bad since imma hook it up to my computer most of the time and sustain pedal is not that expensive to buy nowadays.
Well, I have the Alesis Recital, I bought it after you have suggested in an older video. I am satisfied, thank you Jeremy!
Great choice. Have fun!
I just got my Alesis recital pro today. I placed my old keyboard in the box it came in. (I was using the Alexis Recital for a year)
Have fun!
Excellent ALWAYS Review dear Master ✔️🥇 CLEAR and important yo show THE GREAT POSITIVE points to consider on an affordable item!! It's exactly that one buyer wants to listen!!!
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I've had my Alesis Recital Pro a few weeks now. I love it. Just found this video. Well done Jeremy.
Awesome! Thank you!
This is a clear, concise, and well thought-out review. The brief interludes where you showed the operation of the keyboard itself were much appreciated, and this video has solidified my decision to purchase this keyboard. Thank you, Mr. See!
I'm happy to help! ❤️
Thank you very much for this review, I have been waiting for it for a few months. I wanted to buy the Alesis Pro 88 in Panama but it turns out they ran out of stock(it was a very popular item during the X-Mas Holidays). I managed to get a Yamaha P-45 and I am very happy for this purchase. I started taking Piano Lessons 4 months ago and the GHS action on the Yamaha P-45 has helped me gain strength in my fingers (my previous piano was a Yamaha PSR-E253, which I used for playing songs with chords and doing fun stuff). However, I saw so many reviews on the Alesis Pro 88 that I am still curious to try it out and possibly buy it as travel Digital Piano (it`s great that it does work on batteries, the Yamaha P-45 does not). Panama (the country) still hasn`t received the stock of Alesis Pro 88, but most likely I will buy one and by that time I will probably have a few more months worth of Piano Knowledge/Practice. I would like to compare the Weighted Hammer Action from the Alesis to the Yamaha`s GHS Action and give my opinion (from the humble point of view of a begginer). I asked several you tube channels if this difference in the actions would affect much in my learning and technique development but I did not seem to get a straight answer. Once again, thanks for your great reviews and videos which I enjoy very much and that inspired me to finally take proper Piano lessons.
Thank you for sharing your experience!
The piano voices are really worth it in this Alesis Recital Pro... Is It better than the Korg L1 Liano? Which one do you recommend between these? Thanks for your suggestion!
If these are the only 4 points you don't like about that keyboard, I think you have me sold on it!
The only thing that sorta bothers me as a beginner is the sound quality... but with that said, I play guitar and I have a good quality amp to plug it into!
I have the Alesis Recital Pro (purchased Feb 2021), and it has been great for home use/learning/sheer enjoyment on a daily basis.
My purchase was influenced by this TH-cam review, which is very clear about the positives and negatives. I found it very helpful, it structured my expectations for my use-case and for making an informed choice. I use mine 95%+ with headphones, with the piano voice, and sound quality has proven very agreeable for my taste. Piano tone is an important aspect for me and, out-of-the-box, this one suits me just fine. I added a good sustain pedal and stand to my setup, and have line-connectivity to my laptop for quality recording when needed.
Ideally I would have liked fully graded weighted keys to give a better long-term instrument/more authentic acoustic piano feel, but the absence of this on the Pro was not a deal-breaker at this point of my musical journey, and the amount I wanted to spend.
Importantly, I use the instrument a lot. I get many hours enjoyment from the Pro, it looks nice in the room, it feels good to use, it has been a pleasant ownership experience, a good all-round package🙂
Love how you play. Very inspiring! This review was very helpful. Much appreciated, sir.
I think that other weak point in this one is that the hammer action is not graded
You are right, but for that price, it's good enough I guess, and looks a lot better than most of the more expensive ones. Kind of sad there are no good-looking non-grand electric/hybrid/transacoustic available for any price range nowadays. 😭
I thought it was in the Pro...and that is the upgrade from the base Recital model.
@@alanmodimages i thought the same wtf
Awesome video, Jeremy. Once again you created an excellent video that is very informative and keeps giving everyone alternatives, and more affordable options, especially for those that desire 88 key weighted action digital pianos with decent sound and great features.
Though the exclusion of the sustain/damper pedal in a minus, I feel it is a minor issue, as most simple pedals cost about $20,and is sufficuent for many beginners or hobbyists, and the better piano type damper pedal is still affordable for most, especially the one you recommend, with links to purchase. I got a Roland DP 10 for my Go:Keys 61K and had one for my Fantom X6, at that time flagship workstation keyboard.
I believe I still have a few brand new DP2 pedals in storagevwith my other gear, and have a Tascam one I can use when I get the Casiotone CT S300.
I do however realize this would be an issue for people on a strict budget, and those with the mentality and self imposed ceiling of never being able to get a keyboard. Their reality may be true to an extent for some, more than others, but I am addressing the elephant 🐘 in the room because I see this commented often, and not intended to be demeaning, because I realize where many are coming from, and how they got that that mindset, especially due to their particular conditions.
The bottom line is, often, unless blessed or assisted by others gifting, or sudsidizing their dreams and efforts, the classic phrase that you have to pay to play applies here, even for me.
But people have to realize many factors. First of all, their present state of being, economy, personal financial situation, location, country, and accessibility to acquire these keyboards, or anything else, though modern technology, Amazon, and other things open up those possibilities.
Another thing is the reality of their present being. What are your dreams, goals, desires, and aspirations, and how seriously are you willing to put that inspiration into effort, planning, and action to achieve that goal. I remember Proverbs 3:5-6, to Trust in the Lord with all your heart. In all ways acknowledge Him, and He shall direct your paths. And also Psalms 37:4 Delight yourself in the Lord, and He shall give you the desires of your heart ❤
With that being said, the other old saying is, Faith without works is dead. You can't expect to freeload and get handouts. You may get blessings in your life, but expectation and that mindset of self entitlement and poverty mentality asking for a keyboard because you have many, or I can never afford to get one is dismal.
As you grow up from an infant and toddler, you progress from crawling to walking, and then on to advanced modes of transportations, the limits subject to what I mentioned above. How do people get uber expensive luxury cars and homes, other than illegitimate means? They work hard for it, but often by little steps, and a whole lot of patience, blood, sweat, and tears, and tiers.
The same applies here to music ability and the instruments you have. You are not going to ever be an aspiring musician like this great ones you admire, like the awesome Jeremy See, or even a satisfied hobbyist if you don't put motivation and effort into it, and have patience to build a firm foundation before rushing ahead, and have a shoddy, shaky building.
Many people that have children also rush and can't wait for their pride and joy to start walking, giving them a walker and such to expedite the process. What they don't realize is that thus is counterproductive and detrimental. Michael Jordan took his time crawling, way longer than most, and now has extreme athletic ability and brsin to body reflexes, communication, and coordination. Get the picture?
I believe Bruce Lee said something to the effect of not fearing a fighter that has practiced several techniques a hundred times, but fear the fighter that has perfected one move thousands of times. The same goes with playing technique. Many people can do fancy runs on the keyboard, but many fewer do it much better in many ways, accuracy, fluidity and smoothness, expression, and so on. Just like seing dancers go through choreographed moves, but don't have the artistic finnesse of those that just go through the motions. It's like the difference between keyboard with and without touch sensitivity and good key action.
Okay, I said a whoe lot here, way beyond my usual editorial comments, and morphed into a motivational philosophy seminar, but I must have been inspired to write this for a purpose. But a few more things to wrap this up and get back to how this applies tonthe vidro, and the first part of my comment as it can apply to everyone that watches your videos and reads and submits comments.
Many won't read this, or most of it, because it's so long, but may hugely benefit from it.
First of all, regarding music ability. If you are a total beginner, and your music playing ability consists of turning on the radio, you are blessed in these modern times with all the various facets or ways to learn, many free. You can always take a break from the boredom and at least try some of the more advanced things you see, if you so desire to see how well you do, and get a perspective, but go back buiding your musical mansion foundation solid and properly. Learn all the basic children are being taught and progress to classical music standards and techniques. Many professional musicians, even shredding rock guitarist riffs are based on scales, arpeggios, and classical music phases. Then as you progress, you can go into the genres and musical sylings thst interest you. I think that's all I need to mention on this here.
Even with my years of playing, and inactivity for a long time, like learning how to ride a bike, I still haven't forgotten how to read music. Some people have learned to play music without it, but you miss out a whole lot without it. But now, it's like learning to play almost from day one again. I played clarinet from 5th grade in scool until years after I graduated, but sold my professional model clarinet quit playing. I was the first seat for several years in band. If I eent bsck to it, I woukd hsve to relearn everything I have forgotten, so do feel bad as a beginner. Enjoy the music you listen to, snd don't feel pressured to do anything. Msny people are great musicians, but are all uniquely different. So are you, so do your own thing.
Lastly, I want to talk about getting that dream keyboard. Like learning to walk and play music, it is a learning a growing process. Even if you have the money to buy what you want, do you need that right now? Are you at the level to make use of it? Should you spend your money right now on somethung more important, like your basic needs and expenses and TCOB aka Take Care Of Business and getting something more practical for what you need, can afford, or should get st this point in time and playing ability, and get something better later? I owned lots more expensive keyboards, but my $350 I have now is the best for what I need and want for this present time, but I coukdvhave gone eiith the much cheaper Casio or Yamaha models, with some compromises in sound and features.
But thanks to my good friend Jeremy See, he provides us with a whole new prospective of piano and keyboard learning and playing, and helping you to see what is available, what they sound like, their features snd price, etc. But one thing he cannot do for all of you who comment is to help you decide which keyboard to choose. Hey shows you everything you you need to know, and you can comment on any other questions and maybe get opnions, and advice from Jeremy, myself, or the others here.
But the choice is yours. Watch the videos. The same thing about asking to do so and so videos. Often, these videos are already made, and often updated versions snd variations of comparisons snd such. Go search if they are there. You may find the answers or great videos for that be others, but maybe not quite as fabulous and well done as Jeremy's. :p
And for those asking about prices in your currency, the answer is the magic word. Google! If you watch these videos and comment, you have access to the technology to search for curreny conversions. And the same for those asking for subtitles in your language. Jeremy puts so much time, effort and expense to bring these videos to you for free, and have the focus to concentrate. That is not his department. It's not what he does, silly gooses!
So watch, enjoy, and have fun learning, and enjoy your keyboards, and for those that don't have any yet, I wrote what you need to hear above. For free.
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Be blessed, and make a joyful noise until the Lord, even if it's not music! Lol
Sage words indeed, my friend. You have so much experience and yet share so freely! Often the truth stings, but it's good medicine.
@@JeremySee I tried to be nice about it, and add a little humor in it. But, some people need to wake up snd use their own brain, pay attention, do research to what has already been done, take initiative and not waste others time, and detract you and others from doing what you do best. That is why I often comment and reply to others to help reduce these redundant comments and requests, and actually help others to help themselves.
Great review Jeremy!
Are the keys textured at all.....or are they totally smooth and slippery?
Great review, Jeremy!
Thanks for include this clasical music, in special the Invention 8 in F of JS Bach, one of my favorites, hehe (I Play it in my clasical guitar duet video). The harpsi sound in the Alesis is very nice and your interpretation, brilliant. Really this Alesis digital piano is an respect election for the price.
Greetings from 🗿Chile🇨🇱
Thank you for your kind words.
I buy one recital pro a one month ago and i really happy with this piano sure you have better piano but this piano for the price is very good and today i purchased one recital 61 keys 🎹 because i played piano on church’s and this configuration 61 keys is much better to carry or traveling thanks for this great video
Thanks for sharing!
It was my first keyboard. It had a good price for. someone who wants to learn to play and doesn’t want to spend a lot of money. I used it for three years. I am also self taught . I just upgraded my keyboard.
Great review thank you so much, changed my mind and ordered one - happy with the decision - nice style and presetation for the review - will connect to my iMac Garage Band and Midi so some good advice! Picked up a Sustain Pedal at the same time! I really like the 1/4 inch standards for plug connections. Happy playing!
I just got one for Christmas today and I love it!
You forgot to come back your custom settings to make the piano sound “better” as mentioned early in the video
I did. I talked about using the "effects" section to make the sounds richer and more lush.
@@JeremySee At what point in the video did you talk about that? I didn’t hear it.
Which is better alesis recital pro 88 or Yamaha p45 or Roland fp10 ? Please answer me
Comparing Roland to Yamaha is okay but the Alesis has to be compare with a Donner or a Williams. So the answer to your question will be either yamaha( keeps value) or Roland great sound
If you want quality, you gotta pay more. Some people will find that difficult to accept, but that's the truth. If you want quality from a digital piano, get Nord Grand. In my opinion, it's the best portable digital piano with 3 pedals and key actions.
Nord design and build quality is stunning. I don't think it has the best actions, usually, but didn't Kawai make a great one for Nord? Nord keyboards are professional of course. Poor students can't start off with a Nord. An ideal first digital piano costs about €1000. If you have less money, well then you have to compromise.
Any idea how the Alesis Recital Pro compares to the Coda Pro? Since they both cost the same in Singapore, from Swee Lee
thank you for doing this
ive been waiting for this for a long time
in curious did you make a video about Roland go-keys? bcs i can’t found it :(( and wanna know which is better between go-keys and casio ctx3000
I'm pleased I stumbled upon this video. Very good review! Thank you Jeremy! I've decided to get the Alesis Recital Pro 88.
Have fun!
bonjour, vous l'avez acheté ? etes vous satisfez svp ?
How does the Alesis R.P. on board speaker sound compare to the Inovus i88 and the Donner DEP 20?
These are the three I am interested in and there is no way for me to hear them in person. I'm leaning towards the i88 but the Recital Pro is tempting. I respect your opinion.
Also, would you recommend doubling my budget and going for the Roland FP-30X since it won't break the bank?
Alesis Recital Vs Roland FP 30x ?
What's your opinion?
This sound better pick Yamaha OR Alesis ???
Jeremy, have you looked at the standard Alesis Recital? If so, what are your thoughts on it?
I have discussed my experience in one of my videos.
Whats the difference between the Pro and non Pro devices?
I think the main difference is that the non Pro version has semi-weighted keys, as opposed to the Pro, which has fully weighted keys
Sir, can you please recommend me the best keyboard in between $1000 - $1500? Thank you 😇
Hey, Jeremy! Loved this video! I’ve been thinking about purchasing this piano for quite a while now. I usually connect my instruments to my computer. I was wondering if it’s possible to connect the Alesis recital pro to the computer?
Thanks :)
Yes
Thanks, very thorough and detailed....Well done
Thank u so much for reviewing the Alesis Pro. I own one and am very lucky with it. And it was of course a great fun, that you like it. Was wondering if you ever would test it. A full graded Hammer Digital Piano at this price is a must. :-)
One thing remains open: did you also have this hearable 'tok' noise when releasing the keys? I'm not used in playing accustic pianos, but wonder if there is such a noise. I think, they have better cushioning, i.e. shock absorber for the keys?
As mentioned in other posts, I like how you are playing piano, minimal moves of your fingers, very controlled.
Thank you for watching. The piece of felt that absorbs the impact on release gets compressed over time. It is common with most digital pianos. You can replace that felt strip but other than a more audible thud, it doesn't impact performance.
Hey Jeremy - I have one of these keyboards...what setting were you using when you were playing "Hallelujah"...I've been trying to get that sound
I have the Alesis Recital(notpro) and the speakers are not great ether. I plugged external speakers in to that and it's still not great. I wonder with this if it would sound better with external speakers. I would def think it would be a good for me if it did.
The quality of your speakers affects the sound. Good active speakers are not cheap.
That's the one I got around 6 months ago..it was a good price and allowed me to get stand/bench/pedal all at once. I've only just started playing and I'm very pleased. It's a simple basic digital piano that I don't have to think about the bells & whistles and can just play. I'm in a small space so the sound so far is fine with the built in speakers. I'll probably invest in some good headphones soon. Good review.
Hello Jeremy just want to know if Kurzweil keyboard is also a good for beginners,
What is best, the alesis recital pro or the alesis recital grand?
Thanks for the review
I've had this for about 3 mos, and i'm quite happy with it in this price bracket.
Great choice! Have fun
What's your opinion about instruments like the Viscount Legend ´70s Artist W EX (also available in a compact version) and the Crumar Seven?
Fantastic sounding keyboard. Would look into it when in the market for a weighted 88 key. For now enjoying my Yamaha PSR, all those virtual instruments keep me occupied :)
You have opened a can of VST worms! 😉
Hey Jeremy, I have always wanted to play piano or at least a keyboard. Nearing 40 yrs old and I figure it's now or never. Everything I read says that the only way to learn is with weighted keys to build muscle and memory. None of your "beginner keyboard" videos really have a dedicated showing of weighted keyboards. Also, the vast majority of keyboards out there arent weighted unless you are looking specifically for an electric piano. Are they actually needed? I'm getting conflicting signals. I doubt I will ever own a real piano. Additionally I have some slight limited mobility in my right thumb (not terrible, but it's impaired) due to a crossbow accident several years back. Would that make any difference? Thank you! I'm going down the rabbit hole of your videos now.
Have you watched this video of mine? th-cam.com/video/BwJulJvCBRo/w-d-xo.html
@@JeremySee I have! And while very helpful in showing the differences between the types of keyboards, it doesn't really address the question of "Is it ok/just as easy to learn without weighted keys?" I assume there are a lot of folks like myself who while interested in learning, don't know exactly what their end goal is other than wanting to learn to play. Some people make them sounds mandatory for learning, and some say that aren't needed at all unless you will be playing a real piano. What are your feelings on if it is a needed feature or not if I plan mostly to use a normal midi keyboard moving forward?
Weighted keys are only necessary if you are learning pianistic pieces with piano & electric pianos. If you will be using mainly sounds other than piano, non-weighted keys are fine. If you are just starting out, just learn on whatever you get. You will eventually upgrade when your objective becomes clearer.
@@JeremySee Thank you! That absolutely helps.
Hi Jeremy, please suggest should I buy this or Donner DEP 20 - beginner here. Thanks
Can you do a review on alesis concert?
Not sure if you’ll respond or if you already have a video on it, but I’m think about purchasing my first keyboard piano and trying decide between the Yamaha p-45 and this one. What features or qualities would I gain for spending the extra money on the p-45 rather than this? Thanks!
Awww... Tonight I going to dream bout this digital piano :P
Hey Jeremy, can you do a comparison between Alesis Recital Pro and Korg Liano L1?
Hey Jeremy, I was wondering, as a first keyboard; just looking to learn how to play piano, and have some fun jamming/playing with friends.- should I get a Korg B2N, or a Yamaha psr e373? Their prices are the same here in The Netherlands
Both are very different. I explain here th-cam.com/video/BwJulJvCBRo/w-d-xo.html
Wait i also live in the Netherlands but the e373 is 220 euro and the B2N is 300 euro
2:13 which part of the video are the tweaks to improve sound?
But isn't the Alesis Recital Pro better than the Yamaha P-45 here is why Alesis Pro has 20W speakers where Yamaha P-45 only has 12W speakers am i right?
Hi Jeremy , what was the first song you played?
Does keys have tapping soind i got used yamaha pf 85 tap soind is awful
That is soo useful Jeremy thanks 😍😍😍😘😘😘🥰🥰
Jeremy, love your videos. Great playing by the way. Should I pick the Recital GRAND over the PRO? almost same price at amazon USA.
Most will be happy with the Grand.
@@JeremySee Thanks! All these choices are so confusing!🤔
can you do a comparison between the korg liano and recital pro? those are the two i'm looking at
As someone already said, you didn't show how to tweak the Recital Pro
Can I use it as a midi controller?
Hello ! I appreciate your review, do you have any recommandation for speaker around 100€ please ?
(I don't have an amplifier)
What is that song he plays in the beginning??
Chopin - Nocturne Op.9
I am going to buy a digital piano so which I should choose yamaha p45 or Casio cdp s100
Hey Jeremy, love your videos,
Do you think Casio S100 is still a good beginner piano?
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Can you review the thomann sp320 or thoman dp26?
Hello Jeremy, I was wondering how this digital piano would compare against the KORG b2.
Both of these are of a similar price and I was curious on your opinions.
Thanks :)
The B2 is quite a lot more expensive.
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Thanks for the reply!
That's odd because the Korg b2 is currently priced at £320 for me on Amazon, compared to the alesis at £309. Perhaps it's on large discount.
I am quite unsure on what to purchase.
I would also like to take the opportunity to thank you for the videos you produce as they help lots of people who are in the same position as me. Thank you for your time and the help :)
Hi. Can you share what software I can use to record the original sound from the keyboard to ipad?
Jermy should i buy korg pa 300 in 2020.i think korg has stopped rolling out update since 2018 .please give me your openion
what's the best setting to have a better sound ???
After hearing the alesis and yamaha side by side on a diff video, it seems the yamaha has a more authentic sound
This doesn't sound bad tbh I've got a p125 and happy but if this was brought for me I would be happy
what is the song he played at the start of the video called?
Do the internal speakers cut out when you plug speakers into the speakers L & R inputs?
sir which keys is better
alesis or m audio 88 hammer or yamaha p45 and roland fp
I bought this one, pleased with the sensation for the first time. However I would like to know if it’s normal or is it bad technique from me : when I play the keys make significant noise, I come from a beginner keys without weighted keys. I don’t play with the volume fully up so there is that, but is there anyone bothered with the sound of the keys ?
May I ask how to extract playback from the piano? If anyone knows pls let me know, thanks!
Useful 👍Review 🧐, Thanks you. 🙏♥️😎
Wow brilliant review
Glad you liked it!
Is there much difference betweek. Alesis recital pro vs casio cdp s100 m
Can I remove this from tge stand and Store it if needed?
Which one is better Alesis Recital Pro or Donner Dep-20?
Im between these too! I think I’m going to go with the Donner Dep-20
Can you make a review on Thomson t-882 foldable piano pls?
Is alesis or medeli .which one has good sound?
Can we connect it with headphones ?
It's a great keyboard !
Great review. Very informative and entertaining. One question, does anyone know if this Alesis can also be used as a midi for garage band and etc??
Yes
Can you buy a sustain pedal for it, will it work?
I've got a link to universal sustain pedal in the description.
i got one))) very happy ))