Just bought this Piano. This piece was one of the reasons I did. I played piano for 8 years when i was a child and over christmas I visited my parents and tried the piano and I didn't know a single thing, couldn't even read the notes anymore. So I decided to buy a piano and learn again. And I don't plan on stopping ever again! Very well played especially after only 3 months
Well-played, congratulations! Is this a VST sound? By the way, I'm also learning this same musical piece. Not to be meticulously pedantic, as I myself am self-taught and never had formal piano education. But I heard something at 4'10" part, although I am not sure. Nice hardware...!
Hi I am thinking about getting this keyboard, can I get more information about this VST? I don’t love the sound of the Casio because it is so bright but not sure how to fix that
Thank you! yes the piano sound is VST because i don't really like the sound of cdp-s100. Oh and yea the 4'10" part was a mistake by me, i hit the wrong note haha
Just in case you're still wondering, VST is just a sampled library. In some cases, they are able to be used independently, while others might also require usage of a DAWs as well. An example of DAW being GarageBand, and VST being Ravenscroft 275. You just plug your piano/keyboard into your computer/tablet/phone, and then are able to record with the usage of new tones thanks to the sounds that have been sampled in the VST! You can also run a cord back into your keyboard, to external speakers, or headphones to get instant playback. This is my basic understanding of VSTs. but a lot of information can be found here: www.pianodreamers.com/best-piano-vst-plugins/
I really enjoyed this piece! I was wondering if you were using a digital pedal with this piano. If yes, I would consider buying a piano and learning this piece myself :DD
Yes! I was using a DAW name Reaper with the Garritan CFX Piano VST Plugin. You can look it up online on how to connect the piano and use it with the software
Hey there! I have a couple of questions, if you could answer them, i'd appreciate. 1. Do you feel there's a difference in weight between the black and white keys? I have heard some complains regarding these new compact models. 2. Are the keys too noisy, how do they feel? I'm thinking about getting either this piano or the CDP-135 (which is the older model, though it seems it sounds a little better than this one). I'm probably just gonna use either one as a controller with VSTs, since both leave much to be desired in question of sound quality.
actually i bought the cdp-s100 because of the feel... i dont actually care about the sound that much cuz i'm going to use it as a midi with a good piano vst after all
@moiso Rapaz, eu nunca toquei no S100, porém li toda a descrição e são praticamente o mesmo modelo, porém o s150 tem como você conectar o cabo Midi e USB com o aplicativo chordana play for piano e também o pedal triplo. O que o torna mais útil.
i want you to play Nocturne no 20 in C sharp, this video was filmed almost 1 year ago so i think you already got some experience, or just another piece
To have a pure record of sound coming out from the piano with absolutely no surrounding interference, is to connect a USB cable from the digital piano to a mobile phone, then press record video from the mobile phone. This will only work if the digital piano has audio output feature that will come out from its USB connection. The presence of a USB port in the digital piano does not necessarily mean it has direct audio output feature, in such cases, you shall need an external hardware (sorry i forgot the brand) to be connected in between the digital piano and the mobile phone.
What perspective are you using here? I use the classic full mostly. I love the sound but i think mine isnt as thick sounding as yours. Or is it maybe because i am using a 61 semi weighted keys? And what version is your garritan? I dunno how to update mine. I only managed to update the aria player.
im using rach3master settings, you can find it here(just copy these settings maybe yours gonna sounds just like mine): forum.pianoworld.com/ubbthreads.php/galleries/2700015/garritan-cfx-concert-grand-full-settings.html
Where can i get this vst plugin for free? I know it's illegal but i just want to play for fun and using an advanced vst would just make my cheap keyboard sound rich
Hi! I randomly chanced upon your video and loved your playing! Wanted to ask how u think abt the cdp s150 so far as I'm intending to get it. Also read a comment below that mentioned u used a paid VST - any idea where it is from and which VST is it? Thanks in advance!
sorry for the late reply, the cdp-s150 feels the same as the cdp-s100 but the cdp-s150 does support the 3 pedals option (the SP-34 pedal) so it depends on you to choose s150 or s100, the key feels good not plasticky at all and the key action r not noisy so it's a pretty good option when you thinking about buying these
The VST i used in my video is the Garritan Abbey Road Studios CFX Concert Grand and you can get it here (www.garritan.com/products/cfx-concert-grand-virtual-piano/)
@@devh2501 i'm using an DAW to record the piano, the DAW record the midi signal from the piano and then the midi signal feed into the VST and the VST make sounds thats what i understand
@@devh2501 its hard to explain just by word cuz im bad at english but i have a tutorial video which did the same as i did with my DAW in this case im using Reaper th-cam.com/video/RSuO0V9ZKUo/w-d-xo.html
Hey, I'm planning on getting the casio cdp s350 with the exact same action. There is one worry though, are the keys hard to play near the pivot point? Or is it not an issue at all?
@@stiane1062 I have the CDP S150 and I'm more than happy with the keys. The pianos that seem to have the weight issues on Casio are the Px s1000 and pxs3000. But the CDP models are just fine.
@@stiane1062 I use more this model as a midi controller with headphones. But the times I used the speakers I didn't hear any noise at all. They're just not as loud as some might expect.
also i wanna ask you something else, i saw the sheets right on your piano, for how long did you learn the whole sheets and rules of sheets, will be very greatful if you respond to my questions
the whole moonlight sonata 1st movement i learn for around a month and the piece is actually not that hard just repeated sections but with slight changes between
Beautiful playing brother, I also have Casio CDP-S100. Just subscribed to your channel. By the way, how did you record this? VST+DAW? I just downloaded Addictive keys but I don't know how to record from there.
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Just bought this Piano. This piece was one of the reasons I did. I played piano for 8 years when i was a child and over christmas I visited my parents and tried the piano and I didn't know a single thing, couldn't even read the notes anymore. So I decided to buy a piano and learn again. And I don't plan on stopping ever again! Very well played especially after only 3 months
thank u
and remember to never give up !!!
@@justhappyxd4891 what is the dp piano model? Nice sound
@@illusionyx907 casio cdp s-100
great performance, right tempo, right approach, that's how piano should be studied!
Ficou lindo! Estou esperando um novo vídeo e me alegrar de novo ao ver vc tocar!
Incredible control
Underrated my guy
Wow reallly impressive playing, like perfect... well done!!!
Thank you so much
Hermoso ❤️😍 hermoso hermosa interpretación dentro de poco si Dios me ayuda tendré mi piano ybsera la primera melodía que toque
que bien! que piano tienes pensado comprar?!
Al igual que yo mi primera melodía fue esa misma
Wow Totally amazed Beautiful music
*yes*
Cool!
*_Parabéns!_*
Well, that was beautifull, i liked it.
Playing and sound: Well done!
This is so nice.
The VST is amazing. Nice playing though!
Nice
Great playing. I play just by chords on a keyboard, but I'll look for some classical training. Thanks!
Супер! Профи )))
super
Linda interpretação! Emocionante!
why only 1 video? we need more!)
Muito bom❤❤❤
Congrats on that!
👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
very nice!! :) Canon D please.
Super
Maravilhoso! Você pode me indicar professor aqui em SP?
Well-played, congratulations! Is this a VST sound? By the way, I'm also learning this same musical piece. Not to be meticulously pedantic, as I myself am self-taught and never had formal piano education. But I heard something at 4'10" part, although I am not sure. Nice hardware...!
Hi I am thinking about getting this keyboard, can I get more information about this VST? I don’t love the sound of the Casio because it is so bright but not sure how to fix that
Thank you! yes the piano sound is VST because i don't really like the sound of cdp-s100. Oh and yea the 4'10" part was a mistake by me, i hit the wrong note haha
Yiiikes! What was that at 1:10 ? A instead of A # ???
Can you make a VST tutorial? I'm super confused
Just in case you're still wondering, VST is just a sampled library. In some cases, they are able to be used independently, while others might also require usage of a DAWs as well. An example of DAW being GarageBand, and VST being Ravenscroft 275. You just plug your piano/keyboard into your computer/tablet/phone, and then are able to record with the usage of new tones thanks to the sounds that have been sampled in the VST! You can also run a cord back into your keyboard, to external speakers, or headphones to get instant playback. This is my basic understanding of VSTs. but a lot of information can be found here: www.pianodreamers.com/best-piano-vst-plugins/
@@ionatanapula9617thanks a lot for explaining! I kinda get it now
@@devh2501 Of course man! There are a few extras, but if this is just for a bedroom type set up (no gigs), that would more than suffice!
@@ionatanapula9617 yeah its for that sorts only. I am just lookin for ways to get & record some good quality sounds for a digital piano
1:09 tu só errou aqui na mão esquerda, o certo seria o A#.
I really enjoyed this piece! I was wondering if you were using a digital pedal with this piano. If yes, I would consider buying a piano and learning this piece myself :DD
Does casio cdps s100 pedal work well?
Would a budget piano like the casiotone cts300 sound the same with the VST?
Amazing! I have the same piano as you, but not the same skill lol btw where u downloaded this VST from? And what others VSTs you use?
i have a friend who bought the vst and then he shared it with me and thats the only vst that i use with my piano
@@justhappyxd4891 That's nice, man! This is one of the best piano VSTs around!
@@justhappyxd4891 can u share it with me
Is there a software you’re using? It sounds different from other CASIO CDP-S100s… You’re playing is great!
Yes! I was using a DAW name Reaper with the Garritan CFX Piano VST Plugin. You can look it up online on how to connect the piano and use it with the software
Hey there! I have a couple of questions, if you could answer them, i'd appreciate.
1. Do you feel there's a difference in weight between the black and white keys? I have heard some complains regarding these new compact models.
2. Are the keys too noisy, how do they feel?
I'm thinking about getting either this piano or the CDP-135 (which is the older model, though it seems it sounds a little better than this one).
I'm probably just gonna use either one as a controller with VSTs, since both leave much to be desired in question of sound quality.
The keys are not noisy.
There are no difference in weight between the black and white keys, this problem maybe only appears on px-s1000 or px-s3000 models
the keys are not noisy compare to other digital piano that i've tried
actually i bought the cdp-s100 because of the feel... i dont actually care about the sound that much cuz i'm going to use it as a midi with a good piano vst after all
@@justhappyxd4891 Ok. Thanks!
Ola cuáles son tus settings de el piano
Bravo! Good performance. One question:
is the sound as it comes out of the speakers?
no
You never played piano/keys before your 3 months of lesson?
Hi, what software did you use to record your playing
Eu comprei um CDP s150 tem duas semanas. Gostaria muito de saber como extrair o áudio gravado na memória interna dele. Você sabe como fazer?
@moiso Rapaz, eu nunca toquei no S100, porém li toda a descrição e são praticamente o mesmo modelo, porém o s150 tem como você conectar o cabo Midi e USB com o aplicativo chordana play for piano e também o pedal triplo. O que o torna mais útil.
i want you to play Nocturne no 20 in C sharp, this video was filmed almost 1 year ago so i think you already got some experience, or just another piece
I was too busy with university so i stopped playing for a while but i will try that piece ;)
How did you record it without the background noises?
To have a pure record of sound coming out from the piano with absolutely no surrounding interference, is to connect a USB cable from the digital piano to a mobile phone, then press record video from the mobile phone. This will only work if the digital piano has audio output feature that will come out from its USB connection. The presence of a USB port in the digital piano does not necessarily mean it has direct audio output feature, in such cases, you shall need an external hardware (sorry i forgot the brand) to be connected in between the digital piano and the mobile phone.
Are the keys are full waighted?
yes the keys are fully weighted
What perspective are you using here? I use the classic full mostly. I love the sound but i think mine isnt as thick sounding as yours. Or is it maybe because i am using a 61 semi weighted keys?
And what version is your garritan? I dunno how to update mine. I only managed to update the aria player.
im using rach3master settings, you can find it here(just copy these settings maybe yours gonna sounds just like mine): forum.pianoworld.com/ubbthreads.php/galleries/2700015/garritan-cfx-concert-grand-full-settings.html
@@justhappyxd4891 thanks.
Where can i get this vst plugin for free? I know it's illegal but i just want to play for fun and using an advanced vst would just make my cheap keyboard sound rich
try to google it or search it on reddit, i never do a research on this but there will be a cracked version of it somewhere around the internet
@@justhappyxd4891 how big is this file?
@@dhruvmehta3530 its around 100gb
@@justhappyxd4891 thanks btw you played beautifully i subscribed 🙌
Hi what are the settings for your piano
there is no settings on my piano, i just plug it into my computer and use it with a VST
@@justhappyxd4891 oh ok thanks
Did you use function grand piano 1 or 2 ?
this absolutely amazing bro, how many years or months you already playing, and for how long did you learn this piece?
at the time i play this piece i was playing for around 2,5-3 months and i learn this piece for a month with some help from my teacher
Hi! I randomly chanced upon your video and loved your playing! Wanted to ask how u think abt the cdp s150 so far as I'm intending to get it. Also read a comment below that mentioned u used a paid VST - any idea where it is from and which VST is it? Thanks in advance!
sorry for the late reply, the cdp-s150 feels the same as the cdp-s100 but the cdp-s150 does support the 3 pedals option (the SP-34 pedal) so it depends on you to choose s150 or s100, the key feels good not plasticky at all and the key action r not noisy so it's a pretty good option when you thinking about buying these
The VST i used in my video is the Garritan Abbey Road Studios CFX Concert Grand and you can get it here (www.garritan.com/products/cfx-concert-grand-virtual-piano/)
@@justhappyxd4891 Could you please explain how do you record using the VST?
@@devh2501 i'm using an DAW to record the piano, the DAW record the midi signal from the piano and then the midi signal feed into the VST and the VST make sounds thats what i understand
@@devh2501 its hard to explain just by word cuz im bad at english but i have a tutorial video which did the same as i did with my DAW in this case im using Reaper th-cam.com/video/RSuO0V9ZKUo/w-d-xo.html
It's mellow or standard?
Hello, is there any delay or latency with using vst with this piano? Thanks, planning to buy soon.
hi :) there are a bit of latency but not noticable so you should be fine
Hey, I'm planning on getting the casio cdp s350 with the exact same action. There is one worry though, are the keys hard to play near the pivot point? Or is it not an issue at all?
The keys are perfect
@@3xperiment8 Sounds great!
@@stiane1062 I have the CDP S150 and I'm more than happy with the keys. The pianos that seem to have the weight issues on Casio are the Px s1000 and pxs3000. But the CDP models are just fine.
@@3xperiment8 Nice to hear. Since you have a cdp model, do you hear any sort of buzzing or static in the speakers?
@@stiane1062 I use more this model as a midi controller with headphones. But the times I used the speakers I didn't hear any noise at all. They're just not as loud as some might expect.
How much did u bought it for?
363$ used one
Casio cdp-s100?
Awesome!, what do I need to set up a VST in this piano?
so you’ll need a pc or a laptop and then connect your digital piano to it
u can use an DAW or just use the standalone version of the piano vst u want to use
wwith this cdp-s100 u just need to connect the usb cable and u r good to go
I see, Thanks!, and that VST can be played through the piano speakers or just through the computer?
@@jaravad it only go through the computer
Which electric piano is this? Thnx in advance
hi! The electric piano i used in this video is Casio CDP-S100
but the sounds are from the vst not the electric piano :)
@@justhappyxd4891 ah ok! Thanks for mentioning the vst. I’m pretty new and didnt knew about this yet. It makes the sound way better than the original.
also i wanna ask you something else, i saw the sheets right on your piano, for how long did you learn the whole sheets and rules of sheets, will be very greatful if you respond to my questions
the sheets on my piano are actually the practicing pieces that my teacher gave me
the whole moonlight sonata 1st movement i learn for around a month and the piece is actually not that hard just repeated sections but with slight changes between
and my teacher helped me alot so it would be fast too
Is the sustain a bit off or what?
yea at the time im playing this piece im still practicing my pedalling skills
Sorry but it doesn't sound like a CasionCDP s-100
yup ! im using a vst with it
@@justhappyxd4891 well basically it is a vst not the Piano itself. Just a MIDI interface.
Beautiful playing brother, I also have Casio CDP-S100. Just subscribed to your channel. By the way, how did you record this? VST+DAW? I just downloaded Addictive keys but I don't know how to record from there.
thnx u :D
it depends on the DAW you use to record too
you need to load that vst into the DAW and then find out how to record using the DAW that you re using
@@justhappyxd4891 Which DAW are you using?
there are some wrong notes btw
You are playing the wrong bass notes at times - around the 2 minute mark for sure.
Can't play worse