hello Jeremy, my buddy keyboard, can you make a tutorial on creating a musical instrument in the PSR-E373 and PSR-EW310 of the "A400M" Mission Impossible Rogue Nation film? I was curious what is the instrument from that scene in the film Here is the soundtrack video: th-cam.com/video/OCDZ36rIt1s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=E14vEhO0sOh-BX-a
This review has me psyched! So I'm trying my hand at music, and seeing what it can do, everything it comes with, and my own song ideas in mind, has me absolutely stoked!
Im glad that you are back Jeremy!!! I saw your review on the yamaha portable grand dgx 670 and just got it recently and it is awsome thank you for reviewing it. ❤
Really really enjoyed this review. Straight to the point, with a fantastic demo of the various sounds it can produce. I cannot wait to get started on this new creative adventure!
hi, fantastic videos. the Celtic voices in this video is where is the software that came with the Arturia. i looked but as of now i cant find them. thank you and keep up the good work.
Hey, Jeremy, I mentioned this keyboard controller bundle and your video to my Jazz Pianist friend from Japan, Masataka Kono, abd he probably watched your video and stated that hecwaa going to purchase it. He also reviews keyboards snd has msny very creative performance videos. He is probably the master of the Yamaha Mini Keys like the PSS-A50 and has several that he plays together, or with the Casio CT-S1 or Yamaha Reface CP. He also recently got a Yamaha YDS-20 wind controller, snd I decided to put thst on my gear list, as it is much improved snd easier to play than the one I had years ago.
Thank you Jeremy! ☺this is actually my favorite! the only but and for me its a big BUT, I got so overwhelmed with the software and sound lab, especially as a beginner I prefer integrated sound
I'm glad you're reviewing MIDI keyboards now. Can you also review the Naitive Instruments S88 MK3 and tell us what you thing of the key action and how it comperes to other key actions like PHA4 etc? Thanks!
Yes! I am very glad to see Jeremy See in Midi world. And Id like to hear in the future what would you think of key action of Nektar GXP61 (or 88) vs for example this Arturia Essential 3. For using mostly for piano + epiano style of playing (with sometimes of course organ and synth playing :)
I already had a digital piano, but I agree with you regarding Arturia. I really rate the Minilab 3 for use with Ableton. I have mine setup with a midimix from Akai which I use to control Serum's many knobs and sliders.
Good Morning Jeremy, HNY! I just found you on TH-cam and so pleased I have. Your reviews are candid, interesting and very informative from a music professional. Might I please ask for some advice? Always wanted a keyboard, just rather confused, a 76 Key I believe would be better than one with 61 Keys. Not sure of makes and specs, but liked the Yamaha PSRE-W425 touch-sensitive keyboard, or PSR-EW310 Portable Keyboard 76 keys, if 61 Keys, or this one PSR-E473 Portable Keyboard 61 Keys. I have just started to learn the piano (2 lessons). The DGX 670 is lovely, but an overkill for a novice beginner. Just looking for the most up to date best featured sounding keyboard. I have not looked at other makes. Thanking you in advance, Best Wishes, Nigel in London
Hey Jeremy...Good to see a review from you, and very timely for me, as I'm looking for a Keyboard MIDI Controller. This Arturia Keylab 61 is a worthwhile contender. As always, appreciate your honest review, really helps. Take Care...
I currently use Native instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 mk2 and the Maschine 2 mk3. I like the new NI Komplete Kontrol S49 mk3 and I use Arturia Sound Explorers Collection 2, Avenger 2 from VPS. I'd like to control the sounds live like on the VPS avenger video's and the Aurturia midi keyboards seem to have that capability.
Lots of the music software products are a money pit, with frequent updates for which they expect you to keep paying more and more. I'm talking hundreds and hundreds of US$ at a time. This is fine if you are a serious player or professional, but way too expensive for the beginner or hobbyist. After I got caught up in it for about a year, I eventually woke up and now I just ignore the upgrade offers. It's just too expensive for the home user. Just get the free, beginners' versions and a decent midi keyboard and don't fall into the trap of upgrading the free bundled software instruments and fx that come with it. Also, if you buy a decent hardware keyboard or arranger, you may well find that you get free upgrades, some of which come with new features and sounds. Eventually my software may stop working if I don't upgrade it, but I will be using my hardware for years.
Hi Jeremy, nice to have you back. I think this one does not have BT connectivity. Which midi keyboard would you recommend if -a minimum of 4 octaves -Bluetooth connectivity -and keybed quality were top priorities? Key Size is not a priority. What do you think of the Korg Micro Key Air, series? I hope you find the time to Answer. All the best
hi Mr Jeremy, the review are always good as always, but if I can to request the metrics as measuring like (Kilogram, Centimeter, etc), it would be easier to scale for me, thanks
Hi Jeremy, thanks for your amazing and informative videos! I have a quick question regarding piano lessons: is it possible to learn chords/piano with a 37 key piano (YAMAHA Reface CP)? I am not trying to be a classical pianist or even a pianist… I simply want to be able to play on key boards/synthesisers and am also thinking of buying your courses to learn. Thanks!
Yes, and no. Wel you can learn some basic cords on a 37 key keyboard you also have to keep transposing because the keyboard is too short. You're probably beterof with a 49 or 61 key keyboard so you can also play with 2 hands, however for really really basic stuf 37 keys isjust fine🎹🎶
They are from a computer. Midi-keyboards don't produce sounds themselves.You need a daw for these. But everything you need, except the physical computer, comes with the Arturia and can be downloaded right away! Have a good day.
Wow, I usually don't comment on videos. But I have to write this. You have done an amazing job at explaining everything here. Can you also make videos on how to connect this one (or any arturia midi keyboard) to FL Studio and have all those instruments available in FL Studio ?
Hello, I recently bought the KeyLab 88 MkII based on your review of it and I'm extremely satisfied with it as it combines most of the things I need for learning piano, composing, sampling etc... But I obviously can't travel everywhere with it so I started looking for a more portable keyboard with the features I'm using on the KeyLab. To you, what would be the best 37 key MIDI keyboard for my case of use ? Also I've found out about the Arturia Keystep Pro. Have you tried it ? Asking you because I'm also interested in live playing and step sequencing.
Hello there a mistake in the first link of the description and also in comentary you have put of the video to arturia you have put the casio link it not the arturia inside ? Check it well👍
Hi Jeremy, you have inspired me a lot to learn MINI Keyboard, as I wanted to do some music production of my own but never thought it'd be so much fun and intuitive. I am in progress of setting up my home recording studio and have chosen Arturia KeyLab Essential 61 MK3. One quick question, what sound/mode were you playing at 00:14 , as I like to produce Greek/Medieval or elvish genre music, so I thought it'd sound awesome in those. Cheers from Dallas, Texas :)
Mr. Jere, could you please help me i am finding it difficult to use my yamaha sx600 as a midi keyboard. After i downloaded the driver i could only use it as an audio and not midi. Please help
i really love all that this comes with, but I just dont know how much Im gonna like the keybed, as a piano player. im so torn. I love the creativity this unlocks but I don't know how I'll do without fully weighted hammer action
I wondered about the keybed feel on the Essential MkIII. I used to have an OG Keylab, and in comparison the keybeds on the Essential and Essential MkII felt extremely flimsy and toy-like. I'm hoping the MkIII is a significant improvement?
If you are going to use a midi keyboard for live use you will need to consider a few things . Laptop - Specs (CPU , RAM , STORAGE). Battery Life/Health. Sound Amplification. Your DAW for live which will require some setup with patches and settings - In Essence Ableton Live Lite (Included with the most midi keyboards) or Mainstage
There are pros and cons for Using software Vs Hardware I recommend doing a bit of research into the features you want and see if it's possible on Software or Hardware
If you are using only just Software for live your laptop need to have decent specs . Now you can use older laptops or newer but the specs have to be a minimum of Intel core i5 or the equivalent AMD version 8+GB of RAM and also SSD storage. Now you can use older or worse specs then what was mentioned if you optimise your patches and software . The battery health/life in your laptop will be impacted for sure if you play without plugging in your laptop to be charged . Now if your laptop is on the older side you would probably have a Hard Drive so a External SSD would be recommended to allow for your sounds to be loaded quickly and to save space on your laptop . Some good SSDs include Samsung T7 and T7 Shield Samsung T9 or some Crucial SSDs just check the read and write speeds. Would not recommend SanDisk SSDs due to some of them failing. For playing you will need a DAW (digital audio workstation) IE software for the playback of sounds . Included with most MIDI keyboards , Ableton Live Lite is good for live use but will require you to setup patches and you are limited to only to Buses . I would recommend upgrading to a better version of Ableton or buying Mainstage (a Mac only software and quite cheap $30-40 depending on region)
Dang! Got the Keylab Essential 88 which is indeed very big. Got the Mini which is sweet but the range is small. Now i am stuck between getting 49 or 61. The price difference would not matter to me.
Hello, I connect the synthesizer to the computer via the PHONES/OUTPUT connector, but there is no sound; if I connect it to headphones, there is sound. Please tell me how to properly connect it to the computer so that I can hear the sound of the synthesizer? YAMAHA PSR E 273
I payed £100 for the Keylab essential used, it come with Analog Lab V, and the Mini V and Rhodes was unlocked and licensed, must of been a Transfer from the previous owner.
Its funny, they took away keylab pro for the mk2 licenses, now its the basic version, ill also say what i really dont like about keylab is they only give you the 8 knobs that they have chosen to modify, unless you have the corresponding program, i.e pigments, etc
Thanks a lot again for this video. I am hesitating to buy the 88 keys version essential which seems great. But do you know why Arturia did not update this 88 model as they did for 49 and 61 essential version ?
Can we use those 8 pads as shortcut buttons for piano, strings, brass etc.? For example i want to use pad1 for piano, pad2 for brass, pad3 for strings and pad4 for electronic piano sir? Hope you'll notice. It would help a lot. Thank you
Hey Jeremy, I want to learn to play keyboard the main use would be to accompany myself singing and for songwriting. I looked at the Casio keyboard bc I think I would prefer the touch of weighted keys would you recommend a CT- S500 or a CT-S1?
Both of these models have the same keybed it's almost semi-weighted feel, better than CT-S300. I personally prefer it to Yamaha keyboards from the same price range. I like it even if it's a little bit spongy. The difference is that CT-S1 is without auto accompaniment and narrower selection of sounds. CT-S500 has all sounds from CT-S1 + many more but it's pricier. If you like and can afford one of these you won't regret.
Hello, I bought a Yamaha PSR-E373 some time ago, thanks to your videos! :) This is my learning keyboard (I am currently following an online course to learn how to play it). However, I am already looking to the future and considering what I can choose to upgrade my instrument when I reach a higher skill level. I hadn’t previously thought about MIDI keyboards, but now I’m considering them. I’m not sure if I prefer to create music or just play it, but in case I decide to make music, would it be better to choose a MIDI keyboard like this Arturia (or other models) or a keyboard like the PSR-SX 600/700? I am a totally noob about midi keyboards honestly xD
Hey, Jeremy, I hope you and you family is having a nlessed Christmas season and voming year. It's great to see you back after you long vacation trip. I know how much work goes into creating your professionally produced videos. I watch them often, and recommend them to many friends. I know the Yamaha CK61 and Roland FP-E50 are the keyboards I plan to get in the future, with the thought I would not need another keyboard, just a Yamaha YDS-20 wind controller, but... I just saw this video now, I eould have seen it earlier, but have been busy eith work and such. I eill have to get one of these, in black, or course. The price is a steal for the quality, features, software and extras. Incredible whole oackage for the price. I just have to get a new laptop which I intended to get soon, since I need a new conputer, and my store at work has a good one for $600 with an Intel Core i7 processor, 16G RAM snd 512G SSD, all the essentials I would need. I just have to rearrange things so I have room at homevwith limited space, I don't have room yo set upy exiting keyboards right now. But with all of those sounds snd other software, it will keep me more than busy for a long time.
Should I go for Arturia essential 61 or PSR e473? Please reply 🙏 I am a beginner, I want to learn and at the same time and want to play with different sounds and effects .
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hello Jeremy, my buddy keyboard, can you make a tutorial on creating a musical instrument in the PSR-E373 and PSR-EW310 of the "A400M" Mission Impossible Rogue Nation film?
I was curious what is the instrument from that scene in the film
Here is the soundtrack video: th-cam.com/video/OCDZ36rIt1s/w-d-xo.htmlsi=E14vEhO0sOh-BX-a
This review has me psyched! So I'm trying my hand at music, and seeing what it can do, everything it comes with, and my own song ideas in mind, has me absolutely stoked!
Any updates? How’s it going? Did you end up getting this one?
Also worth noting is that Ableton’s own sounds and effects are amazing too, and can be used more or less standalone once you open the software.
Sure but you still get the analog lab too, which is amazing.
Yes, Arturia keylab essential mk3 is the Best value midi keyboard right now.
Especially, the keyfeel is so good in that price segment.
My God that female "Aaahs" at 8:50 !! What on earth was that sample ? No inset was shown. . . Also the cello at 6:04 ! Preset names please, Jeremy ?
The software bundle looks very good with such an integrated keyboard to work with win, win product.
videos like your's are invaluable for helping me decide what to buy!
8:54 what is this effect? I'm looking for specific name.
thanks i have been looking for a keyboard for making music and was a bit lost
Good to see you're back from your travel adventure ☺️ Welcome back 👍
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Im glad that you are back Jeremy!!! I saw your review on the yamaha portable grand dgx 670 and just got it recently and it is awsome thank you for reviewing it. ❤
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Very flexible definition of the word "free".
Hello, can you recall what VST/bank you used for the vocals at the 0:13 mark ? Thank you 🙏🏽
just try some reverbs man, it's not that hard
Really really enjoyed this review. Straight to the point, with a fantastic demo of the various sounds it can produce. I cannot wait to get started on this new creative adventure!
It looks a great workstation... I have the Arturia Keystep.. it's a lot smaller but perfect for travel.
Glad you're back!
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This was the best review I have ever seen for any midi keyboard lol. I am going to buy this one. Thank you
What is the choir pluin used at 8:50? That is haunting and beautiful.
Look at etherea gold atlantis 3 by zero-g. It has thousands of vocal sounds like this and much more :)
@@kingknight3579 but it's very expensive, u sure its the right one?
Great video. Thank you for all your effort in making this video. God bless you and your family abundantly always 🙂🙏🏼❤️
Had my MK2, for a few years now and it has been faultless, in fact the keys felt a little stiff when new , but now are smoothly gentle!!
Great info, review and product. Apparently the software does NOT work on iPad ... just Windows and Mac
hi, fantastic videos. the Celtic voices in this video is where is the software that came with the Arturia. i looked but as of now i cant find them. thank you and keep up the good work.
great job describing the product. very helpful in deciding what is best for me.
Hey, Jeremy,
I mentioned this keyboard controller bundle and your video to my Jazz Pianist friend from Japan, Masataka Kono, abd he probably watched your video and stated that hecwaa going to purchase it. He also reviews keyboards snd has msny very creative performance videos. He is probably the master of the Yamaha Mini Keys like the PSS-A50 and has several that he plays together, or with the Casio CT-S1 or Yamaha Reface CP.
He also recently got a Yamaha YDS-20 wind controller, snd I decided to put thst on my gear list, as it is much improved snd easier to play than the one I had years ago.
Hi Jeremy,
Appreciate your honest review.
I would like to know what sound library used in time 8:51 (the lady voice) ? It sounds so natural.
Great to see you back Mr See. I was getting a bit worried. 😟😘
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Wow such a geeat review. I was on hold on buying this but you just convince me but I think I buy the 49 keys one because I'm still a beginner
Good work on the product, I just placed an order
Thank you Jeremy! ☺this is actually my favorite! the only but and for me its a big BUT, I got so overwhelmed with the software and sound lab, especially as a beginner I prefer integrated sound
I'm glad you're reviewing MIDI keyboards now. Can you also review the Naitive Instruments S88 MK3 and tell us what you thing of the key action and how it comperes to other key actions like PHA4 etc? Thanks!
Yes! I am very glad to see Jeremy See in Midi world. And Id like to hear in the future what would you think of key action of Nektar GXP61 (or 88) vs for example this Arturia Essential 3. For using mostly for piano + epiano style of playing (with sometimes of course organ and synth playing :)
Welcome Back Jeremy!
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I already had a digital piano, but I agree with you regarding Arturia. I really rate the Minilab 3 for use with Ableton. I have mine setup with a midimix from Akai which I use to control Serum's many knobs and sliders.
It's a winner for sure!. 😊
You are the man !
Good Morning Jeremy, HNY! I just found you on TH-cam and so pleased I have. Your reviews are candid, interesting and very informative from a music professional. Might I please ask for some advice? Always wanted a keyboard, just rather confused, a 76 Key I believe would be better than one with 61 Keys. Not sure of makes and specs, but liked the Yamaha PSRE-W425 touch-sensitive keyboard, or PSR-EW310 Portable Keyboard 76 keys, if 61 Keys, or this one PSR-E473 Portable Keyboard 61 Keys. I have just started to learn the piano (2 lessons). The DGX 670 is lovely, but an overkill for a novice beginner. Just looking for the most up to date best featured sounding keyboard. I have not looked at other makes. Thanking you in advance, Best Wishes, Nigel in London
I like the sound would you suggest something like this for a really bright 3 year old to learn on?
Hey Jeremy...Good to see a review from you, and very timely for me, as I'm looking for a Keyboard MIDI Controller. This Arturia Keylab 61 is a worthwhile contender. As always, appreciate your honest review, really helps. Take Care...
Which controllers are you looking at?
what did you go for in the end?
I want one! A great review, as always..
0:15 and 0:29
Can anyone please tell me the VST instrument names?
Seems like a lot of people are searching, have u found out?
I currently use Native instruments Komplete Kontrol S61 mk2 and the Maschine 2 mk3. I like the new NI Komplete Kontrol S49 mk3 and I use Arturia
Sound Explorers Collection 2, Avenger 2 from VPS. I'd like to control the sounds live like on the VPS avenger video's and the Aurturia midi keyboards seem to have that capability.
Lots of the music software products are a money pit, with frequent updates for which they expect you to keep paying more and more. I'm talking hundreds and hundreds of US$ at a time. This is fine if you are a serious player or professional, but way too expensive for the beginner or hobbyist. After I got caught up in it for about a year, I eventually woke up and now I just ignore the upgrade offers. It's just too expensive for the home user. Just get the free, beginners' versions and a decent midi keyboard and don't fall into the trap of upgrading the free bundled software instruments and fx that come with it. Also, if you buy a decent hardware keyboard or arranger, you may well find that you get free upgrades, some of which come with new features and sounds. Eventually my software may stop working if I don't upgrade it, but I will be using my hardware for years.
Im waiting for Genos 2 review sir
Hi Jeremy,
nice to have you back. I think this one does not have BT connectivity.
Which midi keyboard would you recommend if
-a minimum of 4 octaves
-Bluetooth connectivity
-and keybed quality were top priorities?
Key Size is not a priority.
What do you think of the Korg Micro Key Air, series?
I hope you find the time to Answer.
All the best
Did you find?
Did you hear about the new Yamaha PSR-E283 keyboard that came out on January 26?
hi Mr Jeremy, the review are always good as always, but if I can to request the metrics as measuring like (Kilogram, Centimeter, etc), it would be easier to scale for me, thanks
1Kg = 2.2lbs 15cm=6”
Thank you very much. Excellent reviews!
I'm sold was about to buy the Novation FL Key 49 key cause channel rack control.
Can you compare it with other ones like novation launch key,oxygen ,etc...
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Excellent review! What drums were you using near the end?
I am curious too, could you answer us what drums are used? Thank you
Please review the studiologic numa compact 2x
Can you make a vid on Yamaha p225 digital piano?
Hi Jeremy, could you also review the NI Komplete Kontrol A61 which is about the same price?
Hi Jeremy, thanks for your amazing and informative videos! I have a quick question regarding piano lessons: is it possible to learn chords/piano with a 37 key piano (YAMAHA Reface CP)? I am not trying to be a classical pianist or even a pianist… I simply want to be able to play on key boards/synthesisers and am also thinking of buying your courses to learn. Thanks!
Yes, and no. Wel you can learn some basic cords on a 37 key keyboard you also have to keep transposing because the keyboard is too short. You're probably beterof with a 49 or 61 key keyboard so you can also play with 2 hands, however for really really basic stuf 37 keys isjust fine🎹🎶
I'm confused. Are the sounds directly from the keyboard (standalone) or are they from a computer hooked up?
They are from a computer. Midi-keyboards don't produce sounds themselves.You need a daw for these. But everything you need, except the physical computer, comes with the Arturia and can be downloaded right away! Have a good day.
Great review, bro! Sold!
Wow, I usually don't comment on videos. But I have to write this. You have done an amazing job at explaining everything here.
Can you also make videos on how to connect this one (or any arturia midi keyboard) to FL Studio and have all those instruments available in FL Studio ?
So everything you demonstrated were presets from the keyboard or they were accessed thru packs in your laptop?
Sir Jeremy see what you recommend 88 keys for beginner?
Hello, I recently bought the KeyLab 88 MkII based on your review of it and I'm extremely satisfied with it as it combines most of the things I need for learning piano, composing, sampling etc... But I obviously can't travel everywhere with it so I started looking for a more portable keyboard with the features I'm using on the KeyLab. To you, what would be the best 37 key MIDI keyboard for my case of use ? Also I've found out about the Arturia Keystep Pro. Have you tried it ? Asking you because I'm also interested in live playing and step sequencing.
Hello there a mistake in the first link of the description and also in comentary you have put of the video to arturia you have put the casio link it not the arturia inside ? Check it well👍
Hi Jeremy, you have inspired me a lot to learn MINI Keyboard, as I wanted to do some music production of my own but never thought it'd be so much fun and intuitive. I am in progress of setting up my home recording studio and have chosen Arturia KeyLab Essential 61 MK3. One quick question, what sound/mode were you playing at 00:14 , as I like to produce Greek/Medieval or elvish genre music, so I thought it'd sound awesome in those. Cheers from Dallas, Texas :)
Mr. Jere, could you please help me i am finding it difficult to use my yamaha sx600 as a midi keyboard. After i downloaded the driver i could only use it as an audio and not midi. Please help
Can you use the included Audio Labs sounds directly in my Apple Logic Pro DAW?
i really love all that this comes with, but I just dont know how much Im gonna like the keybed, as a piano player. im so torn. I love the creativity this unlocks but I don't know how I'll do without fully weighted hammer action
Hi sir jeremy! I just want an advice. Planning to buy a piano but i dont know which is better. Yamaha psr e373 or yamaha piaggero np-12b?
I wondered about the keybed feel on the Essential MkIII. I used to have an OG Keylab, and in comparison the keybeds on the Essential and Essential MkII felt extremely flimsy and toy-like. I'm hoping the MkIII is a significant improvement?
Can you please tell us where the Cello sound and choir was from. cheers ;-)
Hello Please tell me which instrument sounds better Korg pa 300 and 600 or Yamaha psr sx600.
Another fantastic review. For live playing do you recommend this or a sx yamaha
If you are going to use a midi keyboard for live use you will need to consider a few things . Laptop - Specs (CPU , RAM , STORAGE). Battery Life/Health. Sound Amplification. Your DAW for live which will require some setup with patches and settings - In Essence Ableton Live Lite (Included with the most midi keyboards) or Mainstage
There are pros and cons for Using software Vs Hardware I recommend doing a bit of research into the features you want and see if it's possible on Software or Hardware
If you are using only just Software for live your laptop need to have decent specs . Now you can use older laptops or newer but the specs have to be a minimum of Intel core i5 or the equivalent AMD version 8+GB of RAM and also SSD storage. Now you can use older or worse specs then what was mentioned if you optimise your patches and software .
The battery health/life in your laptop will be impacted for sure if you play without plugging in your laptop to be charged .
Now if your laptop is on the older side you would probably have a Hard Drive so a External SSD would be recommended to allow for your sounds to be loaded quickly and to save space on your laptop . Some good SSDs include Samsung T7 and T7 Shield Samsung T9 or some Crucial SSDs just check the read and write speeds. Would not recommend SanDisk SSDs due to some of them failing.
For playing you will need a DAW (digital audio workstation) IE software for the playback of sounds . Included with most MIDI keyboards , Ableton Live Lite is good for live use but will require you to setup patches and you are limited to only to Buses . I would recommend upgrading to a better version of Ableton or buying Mainstage (a Mac only software and quite cheap $30-40 depending on region)
Dang! Got the Keylab Essential 88 which is indeed very big. Got the Mini which is sweet but the range is small. Now i am stuck between getting 49 or 61. The price difference would not matter to me.
Where is that vocal at 0:14 and the violin at 0:24 from? sounds sick
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Can i use this seamlessly with the Korg Collection 4 software ?
Thanks
Hello, I connect the synthesizer to the computer via the PHONES/OUTPUT connector, but there is no sound; if I connect it to headphones, there is sound. Please tell me how to properly connect it to the computer so that I can hear the sound of the synthesizer? YAMAHA PSR E 273
I payed £100 for the Keylab essential used, it come with Analog Lab V, and the Mini V and Rhodes was unlocked and licensed, must of been a Transfer from the previous owner.
nice, but this is the mk3
Could you please tell us the name of this very nice Vocal/ choir and strings Vst that you were demoing ?
Alesis recital pro or yamaha p45?
Its funny, they took away keylab pro for the mk2 licenses, now its the basic version, ill also say what i really dont like about keylab is they only give you the 8 knobs that they have chosen to modify, unless you have the corresponding program, i.e pigments, etc
Thanks a lot again for this video. I am hesitating to buy the 88 keys version essential which seems great. But do you know why Arturia did not update this 88 model as they did for 49 and 61 essential version ?
Stay tuned. 😉
@@JeremySeeis there a follow up to this question? Thanks!
I have the arteria key Mark 2 61 and 88 key and had to look at this video
Can we use those 8 pads as shortcut buttons for piano, strings, brass etc.?
For example i want to use pad1 for piano, pad2 for brass, pad3 for strings and pad4 for electronic piano sir? Hope you'll notice. It would help a lot. Thank you
what about cakewalk integration ?
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Yamaha modx6 plus review?
It's a great price but what if I have 90% of the software. Wish they had an even cheaper hardware only version. 😊
Man… If only I could make my Arturia 61 sound like those pianos. Can’t figure out the software to remove the sound repetition with pressing a key.
Try this: Do not run Analog Lab standalone and Ableton at the same time.
Close Analog Lab standalone, and select Analog Lab from *inside* Ableton.
@jeremysee what sound is that at 8:50?
Torn between this or the M-audio oxygen 61 keyboard
When are we gonna see the review of korg pa5x.
I play guitar, and i also to learn piano, is this the right keyboard to start? I also want to create midi drum track in DAW without programming
Hey Jeremy, I want to learn to play keyboard the main use would be to accompany myself singing and for songwriting. I looked at the Casio keyboard bc I think I would prefer the touch of weighted keys would you recommend a CT- S500 or a CT-S1?
both keyboards have synth action keys not hammer action weighted keys
Both of these models have the same keybed it's almost semi-weighted feel, better than CT-S300. I personally prefer it to Yamaha keyboards from the same price range. I like it even if it's a little bit spongy. The difference is that CT-S1 is without auto accompaniment and narrower selection of sounds. CT-S500 has all sounds from CT-S1 + many more but it's pricier. If you like and can afford one of these you won't regret.
Hello, I bought a Yamaha PSR-E373 some time ago, thanks to your videos! :) This is my learning keyboard (I am currently following an online course to learn how to play it). However, I am already looking to the future and considering what I can choose to upgrade my instrument when I reach a higher skill level. I hadn’t previously thought about MIDI keyboards, but now I’m considering them. I’m not sure if I prefer to create music or just play it, but in case I decide to make music, would it be better to choose a MIDI keyboard like this Arturia (or other models) or a keyboard like the PSR-SX 600/700? I am a totally noob about midi keyboards honestly xD
would you recommend Yamaha Psr-E273 as my first piano?
I just saw your Videos about E273, butAs a beginner, do you recemend me to start with E273 or E373?
Hey, Jeremy,
I hope you and you family is having a nlessed Christmas season and voming year.
It's great to see you back after you long vacation trip. I know how much work goes into creating your professionally produced videos. I watch them often, and recommend them to many friends.
I know the Yamaha CK61 and Roland FP-E50 are the keyboards I plan to get in the future, with the thought I would not need another keyboard, just a Yamaha YDS-20 wind controller, but...
I just saw this video now, I eould have seen it earlier, but have been busy eith work and such.
I eill have to get one of these, in black, or course. The price is a steal for the quality, features, software and extras. Incredible whole oackage for the price.
I just have to get a new laptop which I intended to get soon, since I need a new conputer, and my store at work has a good one for $600 with an Intel Core i7 processor, 16G RAM snd 512G SSD, all the essentials I would need.
I just have to rearrange things so I have room at homevwith limited space, I don't have room yo set upy exiting keyboards right now.
But with all of those sounds snd other software, it will keep me more than busy for a long time.
It'll be a great Xmas present to yourself! 😍
@@JeremySee 8:54 what is this effect? I'm looking for specific name.
Should I go for Arturia essential 61 or PSR e473?
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I am a beginner, I want to learn and at the same time and want to play with different sounds and effects .
Jeremy can you tell me which is overall better as a complete beginner
Fp-30X or dgx 670
Does anyone know if this is a good option for Hip-hop, R&B, Blues & Rap production?
which ones are weighted. in your description is not clear
I have never bought a beginner keyboard. My first keyboard was a Kawaii MP11SE.