Very detailed review....i want to buy this keyboard, touch response will be nice, what about hammer action keys (im i asking too much ?) do the piano voices sounds realistic or they are fake and cheesy ?
how do i get the sustain function on this keyboard so when u press a key down and let it go it just resonates a while like a real piano? i can't find the funtion button to go int o the parameters to find "sustain"
please people do not buy this boardwhen I say the keys are horrible I'm not even sure if they are semi weighted if you have a couple extra dollars hold out and get the casio privia you'll get bored with the sounds fast because of the quality of them however this keyboard does have awesome split and layer function usability it's the easiest one I've seen
***** Okay first of all the keybed is the worst. Its a hammer action style with a semi weight the white keys are noticeably heavier than the black keys. Its not really springy. Usb connection was impossible for me with this one on a pc. The pianos suck basically only a few keys are sampled at one velocity and when you strike it adds a ring of some sort to address that. The lower base sounds okay casio FM E.Pianos are okay but if you want to go the el cheapo route or the beginner route i suggest a yamaha psr or save up a couple hundred more (500) and get a casio privia the hammers are excellent the keys have a wooden mattie finish but it will get your finger strength right.
If you want this piano to make the sound of this board bad ass. Hook it up to some effects modules (Stomp boxes). It's so amazing how far a great reverb, chorus, and delay pedal can bring the tone of this board to.
MasterEmoCreeper Yes they are better because their pianos are based off of the PSR what you should get is a yamaha mm6 those piano sounds are based off of the motif. ill tell you something else better about the ypg 235 if its like the PSR the Chord bank naming system is far better than Casio
It’s been three years, but if anyone else is wondering, just hit the function key. It’s the first option, so the screen should say “Trans.” Then hit the + or - keys to transpose up or down
The DGX/YPG family is, in my opinion, a little clunky. That could just be preference though, so you should always get a "feel" for a particular product family before you invest.
Thanks! I was in between a yamaha or this one. I choose this one! God bless!
good video.learning different keyboards myself.
How do I scroll up and down with this keyboard. Arrow up and arrow down keys where??
Very detailed review....i want to buy this keyboard, touch response will be nice, what about hammer action keys (im i asking too much ?) do the piano voices sounds realistic or they are fake and cheesy ?
Should I buy one for 50 bucks????
how do i get the sustain function on this keyboard so when u press a key down and let it go it just resonates a while like a real piano? i can't find the funtion button to go int o the parameters to find "sustain"
Hello! Can you tell me this musical have function sustain? Thank your answer.
It does, but you need a sustain petal.
Please show input output to hook your keyboard to your system
USB hook up. Mic input. Headphone output. AC adapter power
please people do not buy this boardwhen I say the keys are horrible I'm not even sure if they are semi weighted if you have a couple extra dollars hold out and get the casio privia you'll get bored with the sounds fast because of the quality of them however this keyboard does have awesome split and layer function usability it's the easiest one I've seen
***** Okay first of all the keybed is the worst. Its a hammer action style with a semi weight the white keys are noticeably heavier than the black keys. Its not really springy. Usb connection was impossible for me with this one on a pc. The pianos suck basically only a few keys are sampled at one velocity and when you strike it adds a ring of some sort to address that. The lower base sounds okay casio FM E.Pianos are okay but if you want to go the el cheapo route or the beginner route i suggest a yamaha psr or save up a couple hundred more (500) and get a casio privia the hammers are excellent the keys have a wooden mattie finish but it will get your finger strength right.
***** Im going to start using my 225 again soon. Im moving on to organ now.
If you want this piano to make the sound of this board bad ass. Hook it up to some effects modules (Stomp boxes). It's so amazing how far a great reverb, chorus, and delay pedal can bring the tone of this board to.
Would you recommend buying a yamaha dgx 230/ypg 235 instead of this casio keyboard? Which one do you think is better? Thank you
MasterEmoCreeper Yes they are better because their pianos are based off of the PSR what you should get is a yamaha mm6 those piano sounds are based off of the motif. ill tell you something else better about the ypg 235 if its like the PSR the Chord bank naming system is far better than Casio
what's the steps to excess the transpose button on the keyboard ?
It’s been three years, but if anyone else is wondering, just hit the function key. It’s the first option, so the screen should say “Trans.” Then hit the + or - keys to transpose up or down
@@heckYEAHman. thanks, your answer has worth it
can you record something you've played yourself and repeat as you play? like either a bit of a song or the rhythm?
Anime4 Mii how do you do that?
Yes
Is there any midi input/output on it any where ?!?
USB output.
took 7 years to get a response but you got it!
@@qpwoeiruty850 yeah I figured out 7urs ago been using USB port ever since thank you lol
@@parisflacko How you liking this keyboard? I just got it today
What do you think of the yamaha dgx 230/ypg 235 compared to this?
The DGX/YPG family is, in my opinion, a little clunky. That could just be preference though, so you should always get a "feel" for a particular product family before you invest.
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More of a review... But great job I enjoyed!
Brasil🇧🇷🎹
are the keys weighted
chiko9100 no
Yes (that's what WK means).
Bla bla bla...
Si bored
My god is this the worst review of anything ever
Why?