I'm a begineer and was trying to find the right model for my learning lessons...this video really helped me and now I know which model I need to choose. Thank you Gearfacts~
@@AB-sg4xu I'm probably not the best person to ask but I would think so, just for the very first basic theoretical concepts. It's nice to get full-feedback from the keys when your fingering is still very uncertain.
Hey! I'm in the market right now to buy a keyboard and right now I have 2 options,either the CTK 1500 or the CTK 4200. Which one would you recommend for a beginner? love your review btw,really helpful for someone like me
Hi there. I think the CTK1500 is much more fun. The CTK4200 has more sounds and features (like sampling) but it gives no advantage for a beginner who is learning to play. I would choose the 1500. Good luck! Gearfacts
Thank you so much for being such a nice guy, and not an influencer. Do you know if this is similar to the ctk-1500 because that's the one I'm looking at. Cheers
Thank you for this review. There is some crunch during the demonstrations of the pianos sounds. Is it from its speakers or your recording microphone? Thanks.
It's a bit of both, but the CTK-1550 does have a very harsh edge to its sound, even when recorded directly. It's a fun one to use, but nobody will be buying it for its tone! :) #gearfacts
Recently purchased one of these. Very nice for having lots of fun with. I like the fantasy tone 078 which sounds really great. The last Casio I had fun with was back in the 1990s. Unfortunately I cannot remember the model except it was a small Casiotone keyboard of about 16 or 32 keys. Both the drumbeat and the harmony had sliding volume controls so you could have either or both playing at different levels if you wished. The rhythm was selected by buttons and I believe there was only 8 of them to choose from. So if you wanted to change rhythms mid performance a loud click was heard when you pressed the button, and the beat changed instantly. I think it was mainly produced as a toy rather than a proper keyboard? Thanks for the great review. :)
So thanks for that overview, purchasing tomorrow... Ebay... Will be much fun beside my ctx... Both on PA... Like to see when you jump through the functions... Great... Love the Casio Brand... Greetings again from Germany 😎✌️😉
Thanks ER - I agree that there is much fun to get from these simple keyboards. Some people get too obsessed with the quality of the actual tones and forget the simple enjoyment of music, which these keyboards provide so generously :)
I had this keyboard a long time ago (not anymore) and I have a bad feeling that the keys are NOT touch sensitive. The full specs are on the Casio website though.
@@camilahinojosacollao7350 Excelente!!! Yo que soy principiante me encantó... Tiene sus canciones de fábrica para aprender... Sus canciones de musica... Para practicar tus escalas... He quedado satisfecho con este 🎹. Saludos
Is it possible to show what you are playing on the right side on the screen because the keyboard on the screen only shows what you're playing on the left side
@@gearfacts Yea but some people want to actually learn to play the piano and have no interest in having fun with the beats and modified sounds. And if you want to learn real music then the truth is that you will run short for lots of songs because you don't have as many keys to play them.
SimulatedReality This is a fair point. Most people who are serious about learning will go for something like a 76 key semi weighted keyboard. However there is a growing force among piano teachers and parents for the inclusion of fun features to provide a bit of respite from the hard work of learning scales etc. It’s also a way of applying knowledge gained - a nice way to round off a lesson. Of course many will use these features as a shortcut to music making - but those students were probably never all that serious in the first place (I was one of them!)
@@gearfacts Yes, it depends on the goal each person have ultimately. There are definitely some cool and fun features, I have this keyboard, and it's great for its prize. But I hate to have to deform songs because of the lack of keys and the quality of the sound each note produces isn't the most beautiful either
Hi, I never played piano but I would like to start, but the problem is I can't spend a lot, so I thought to buy an economy keyboard like this, and I found this one on a store where I live. Should I buy it? and why? Thanks if you ever answer to me :)
I was looking for a keyboard to test waters on my keyboard and piano hobby I'm just unsure whether I'm into it or not so I can't spend much on my first model but it can't be so cheap that I can't take them seriously and this thing seemed to fit all the requirements,it have just enough for learning and gig if you want and also like you just demoed,it have surprising quality above its price range. I would love a Privia PX-S1000 but that still way too pricey for unsure beginner like me and CTS200 is over 100 bucks more. Just saw one CTK-1550 at my local mall for 150 USD will hurry back to get one very soon. Thanks
Gearfacts Sir I know I asked too much but im sorry this is my last. Is it worth it to get the ct-x3000 again over the ct-x800? The price difference is about 40$
it has a socket behind, i plugged headset there and it worked fine. Can I plug this sustain pedal I found online it says COMPATIBLE WITH ALL KEYBOARD PIANO. Please reply
Hi, I think that's just a headphone socket. As far as I know you can't connect a sustain pedal. For further information you can google the manual by searching "Casio CTK-1550 PDF" :) #gearfacts
Can I connect it to DAW for making music..? Like fl..or anywhere..? What types of connector it have..? Where I can Connect for making music for a new song..?
It's a fun keyboard to play and perfect for a beginner, so if you want to buy a new keyboard then yes I'd recommend it. If you are on a budget though, I'd be more inclined to buy a second-hand Yamaha. Thanks for watching my channel btw :)
I want a casio keyboard that I can record what I play, also be able to plug in my electric guitar and also has sustain, which model can I do this with without spending too much ?
There aren't many Casios that can record audio input as well as keyboard input... I think the PX5s can do both. Very expensive though. Maybe try an XW-G1, it has all those features. It's more of a sampling keyboard but you will get a good mix of audio and midi on that one.
Does it have a sustain mode or reverb in any way? Cause im not finding anything on internet, i dont mean the pedal cause i know there is no jack for it, but im dissapointed for the fact that when i release my finger the sound immediatily stops, you know anything about it? :(
Hi Antonio, according to the manual, some sounds (it doesn't say which) have a sustain symbol that appears on the display. I guess this means that some sounds have built-in sustain and and it can't be turned on and off. Gearfacts
I am a beginner and I just wanna know if I can make the grand piano sound more sharp or a bit more acoustic I just need it to still have lasting sound when I don’t press on it anymore
There's no sustain effect unfortunately and you can't attach a sustain pedal. The only idea I can give is to add an external effects pedal, like a delay or reverb pedal. It will help a bit, but it's a long way from perfect :/ #gearfacts
@@gearfacts i think so if you use the fuction button, im not sure, well ill tell you in a few days when mine arrives 😂😂😂😂 thanks for this video btw very helpful 😊👍👍
@@gearfacts how about casio ctx700 vs yamaha psr e360? they cost myr1.2k and rm800 ish respectively. im thinking of splitting the cost with my brother. we are both beginners, but would like to at least get a good one, that can last long and help us in learning piano.
It says it has velocity response..... while the costlier 3500 says it has touch response. The fact is both velocity and touch response are same thing. Are they cheating the customers or am I missing something.?
I don't think it's 'cheating' as such, just saying the same thing in a different way. Customers won't miss out on anything because of it, but it creates confusion and headaches for people who work in music stores :) Gearfacts
@@earthworm7491 Hmm maybe I'm wrong (I don't have this keyboard anymore) - is there a FUNCTION button? If so, try pressing it repeatedly until the reverb option appears on the screen
I am a Beginner i only know how to play Accordion. And i want to buy a keyboard. . all i want is a keyboard that i can play songs along while i am singing . is this is the one .?
I think it'd be a good choice, yes. I saw a man busking with something similar a few years ago, playing in the accordion style and singing. He was in a seated position though, it'd be impossible while standing I think.
If you wish to do a factory reset and return settings to the defaults, switch off and after a short while hold down keys [SONG BANK]+[0] and press the power button. After a short while the system will initialize and will be ready for use again. It is on page 19 of the users guide. Hope this helps. :)
I'm a begineer and was trying to find the right model for my learning lessons...this video really helped me and now I know which model I need to choose. Thank you Gearfacts~
Glad it was helpful for you, this is exactly why I do this channel :) Gearfacts
@@gearfacts Do you think it's OK for someone to learn without touch sensitivity?
@@AB-sg4xu I'm probably not the best person to ask but I would think so, just for the very first basic theoretical concepts. It's nice to get full-feedback from the keys when your fingering is still very uncertain.
@@gearfacts thank you
Thanks for the review. This is exactly the model I'm considering buying.
Glad you enjoyed it :) Gearfacts
Hello did u buy it? How is it i wanna buy it as well
@@flowerpower9110 Yes I bought it, it's pretty fun to use but I don't think I'd buy it again unless it was gong really cheap :)
I will base your review on this product, I think this is what I am looking for as a birthday gift for my lovely daughter. Thank you so much .
Yep I think it's an ideal starter keyboard :) #gearfacts
The Dance Music option is lit. I'm considering buying this model and your video was really helpful, thanks!
THat's nice to hear, thank you Segimaru :) Gearfacts
what exactly is the use of dance music?
Hey! I'm in the market right now to buy a keyboard and right now I have 2 options,either the CTK 1500 or the CTK 4200. Which one would you recommend for a beginner?
love your review btw,really helpful for someone like me
Hi there. I think the CTK1500 is much more fun. The CTK4200 has more sounds and features (like sampling) but it gives no advantage for a beginner who is learning to play. I would choose the 1500. Good luck! Gearfacts
How about roland rp102 or yamaha ydp 143 ?
So called out of budget digital keyboards....
😅😂
Hi does the volume differ when you press hard or soft on the keys? Thankyou. Great video btw
Hi BGW, no this one has fixed velocity. GF
You should look for the Ctk3500 for responsive tiles
@@marcosegura2346 thankyou sir
Thank you so much for being such a nice guy, and not an influencer. Do you know if this is similar to the ctk-1500 because that's the one I'm looking at. Cheers
Yep, almost the same. And thanks, I'm glad you're enjoying the channel. Been putting a lot of work into it lately!
3:33 that beat was fire😂
Yep I would seriously use that in a final track or performance :) GF
@@gearfacts LOL 😂
Thank you for this review. There is some crunch during the demonstrations of the pianos sounds. Is it from its speakers or your recording microphone? Thanks.
It's a bit of both, but the CTK-1550 does have a very harsh edge to its sound, even when recorded directly. It's a fun one to use, but nobody will be buying it for its tone! :) #gearfacts
those dance rythms are bomb af!
Recently purchased one of these. Very nice for having lots of fun with. I like the fantasy tone 078 which sounds really great.
The last Casio I had fun with was back in the 1990s. Unfortunately I cannot remember the model except it was a small Casiotone keyboard of about 16 or 32 keys. Both the drumbeat and the harmony had sliding volume controls so you could have either or both playing at different levels if you wished. The rhythm was selected by buttons and I believe there was only 8 of them to choose from. So if you wanted to change rhythms mid performance a loud click was heard when you pressed the button, and the beat changed instantly. I think it was mainly produced as a toy rather than a proper keyboard?
Thanks for the great review. :)
I agree with all those comments, David. Glad you liked the review :) GF
So thanks for that overview, purchasing tomorrow... Ebay... Will be much fun beside my ctx... Both on PA... Like to see when you jump through the functions... Great... Love the Casio Brand... Greetings again from Germany 😎✌️😉
Thanks ER - I agree that there is much fun to get from these simple keyboards. Some people get too obsessed with the quality of the actual tones and forget the simple enjoyment of music, which these keyboards provide so generously :)
Loved video thanks doing a high quality and detailed review on this keyboard
I appreciate your message! Cheers from Gearfacts
@@gearfacts cheers sir also i wonder if i can record stuff and upload it elsewhere like my phone or laptop with this keyboard?
@@celalozdemir8565 There would be a way, but I'm not sure how. You'd have to check the casio website for that
@@gearfacts got it thanks a lot for your answers
@@celalozdemir8565 Thanks for watching my channel :)
I have this one nd I love spending time on this
same I love it it fun to discover different ways to use it
6:00 onward sounds quite Underworld-y, lots of fun.
Yep lots of fun keyboarding here
Have you connected earphone to this piano.
If so what is the size
3.5mm to 6.35mm or
3.5 mm to 6.5mm converter
(For ctk1550)
Hmm I can't remember. You'd have to google that question or search up the manual for the exact measurement.
Hey, im looking for a piano to learn, i read that it was better ifnit came with touch sensitive keys, does this one have those?
I had this keyboard a long time ago (not anymore) and I have a bad feeling that the keys are NOT touch sensitive. The full specs are on the Casio website though.
Thanksss!!!! decido comprare este para empezar!!!
Bueno :) ¡Espero que te guste! Por favor, cuéntele a la gente sobre Gearfacts
Hola, me puedes decir cómo te ha ido con este modelo ?
@@camilahinojosacollao7350 Excelente!!! Yo que soy principiante me encantó... Tiene sus canciones de fábrica para aprender... Sus canciones de musica... Para practicar tus escalas... He quedado satisfecho con este 🎹. Saludos
Tiene sensibilidad al tacto?
Is it possible to show what you are playing on the right side on the screen because the keyboard on the screen only shows what you're playing on the left side
Hi Christian, sorry I don't have this keyboard anymore but I'll keep that in mind for future videos :) #Gearfacts
Is the ctk 1550 better or the ctk 2550? I can't figure out which one i want to buy. Bcz i have never played any of them.
I really need to track down a CTK-2550 and review it, because I've been asked this question a few times ...not sure at this stage! GF
@@gearfacts i would really appreciate if you could review it. But it's fine if you don't want to. :)
The CTK-2550 is a bit better. It has 400 tones, 100 rhythms, an advanced rhythm controller, and it supports Chordana Play.
Which one would you recommend CTK-1550AD or LK-135
The 1550 I think :) Gearfacts
@@gearfacts ok thanks
Does this sound really great in person? I'm torn between Casio CTK-2550 and ctk-1550 (this) which should i get and which is better?
I haven't tried the 2550 but I have to say I was VERY impressed with the 1550. Super fun keyboard :) Gearfacts
@@gearfacts Yea but some people want to actually learn to play the piano and have no interest in having fun with the beats and modified sounds. And if you want to learn real music then the truth is that you will run short for lots of songs because you don't have as many keys to play them.
SimulatedReality This is a fair point. Most people who are serious about learning will go for something like a 76 key semi weighted keyboard. However there is a growing force among piano teachers and parents for the inclusion of fun features to provide a bit of respite from the hard work of learning scales etc. It’s also a way of applying knowledge gained - a nice way to round off a lesson. Of course many will use these features as a shortcut to music making - but those students were probably never all that serious in the first place (I was one of them!)
@@gearfacts Yes, it depends on the goal each person have ultimately. There are definitely some cool and fun features, I have this keyboard, and it's great for its prize. But I hate to have to deform songs because of the lack of keys and the quality of the sound each note produces isn't the most beautiful either
@@gearfacts casio ctk2550 has 400 sounds, 100 rhythms, 60 song bank, and dance music/ chordona play
Can this model record and playback? I've tried searching and found nothing, quite frustrating. And if it can record, how?
Excellent video! Thank youuuuuuuuuu
:) #gearfacts
This really helped I only understand English and all the other videos I couldn’t understand the language
Cool glad you liked the video :) Gearfacts
which one do I get ctk 1500 or ctk 1550? also does it have touch sensitive keys?
I don't think there's any real difference between the two.
oh ok thank you!
Hi, I never played piano but I would like to start, but the problem is I can't spend a lot, so I thought to buy an economy keyboard like this, and I found this one on a store where I live.
Should I buy it? and why?
Thanks if you ever answer to me :)
I'm sorry if I wrote something wrong but my native language isn't english😂
Hey, I'm very serious about buying this, is there sound response?
Like touch response in the keys you mean?
Do you know if there is an option to have the built-in songs or beats to automatically play?
There is a synchro-start button, so the beat will start when you play a key. Gearfacts
I have the casio ctk 1500 and love using the Dance mode music
Totally, it's the best feature on this board :) #gearfacts
It has a weird sound when i get to the second c note like it sounds like it has reversed is there a way i ca. reset the keyboard
I'd google it. But try turning it on with the highest white key held down, that works sometimes.
I was looking for a keyboard to test waters on my keyboard and piano hobby I'm just unsure whether I'm into it or not so I can't spend much on my first model but it can't be so cheap that I can't take them seriously and this thing seemed to fit all the requirements,it have just enough for learning and gig if you want and also like you just demoed,it have surprising quality above its price range.
I would love a Privia PX-S1000 but that still way too pricey for unsure beginner like me and CTS200 is over 100 bucks more.
Just saw one CTK-1550 at my local mall for 150 USD will hurry back to get one very soon.
Thanks
Thanks for watching my video :)
Hello sir,
Is it worth to get the ct-x3000 over this one for begginer?
This will be my first instrument and the price difference is about 150$
Absolutely. The CTK-1550 has some fun features but it sounds very trashy compared to the classy CT-x3000
Gearfacts Thank you very much!!
Gearfacts Sir I know I asked too much but im sorry this is my last. Is it worth it to get the ct-x3000 again over the ct-x800? The price difference is about 40$
@@abdullahlaith2629 Yes, I think it's definitely worth the extra $40 :)
When playing in dance mode can you simultaneously play melodies along on the right half of the keyboard?
Yes :) Gearfacts
it has a socket behind, i plugged headset there and it worked fine. Can I plug this sustain pedal I found online it says COMPATIBLE WITH ALL KEYBOARD PIANO. Please reply
Hi, I think that's just a headphone socket. As far as I know you can't connect a sustain pedal. For further information you can google the manual by searching "Casio CTK-1550 PDF" :) #gearfacts
are you able to plug in headphones to the keyboard?
Yes :) Gearfacts
does the keyboard have dynamics, so when you apply a certain force to a particular key the sound varies based on that force?
Nope. I prefer it that way :) Gearfacts
Yes, this keyboard does feature Touch Response / Touch Sensitive keys. Regards, Sushil Adhikari
Does this have an headphone jack for connecting speakers? Im planning to buy it
Yes it does. Please share Gearfacts on social media! :) #gearfacts
How do I record something or loop?
thank you, are the keys dynamic (touch or velocity sensitive?)
I can't remember, you'll have to google that question. Sorry!
Keys are Touch Sensitive.. Regards, Sushil Adhikari.
Can u tell me plz if Is it able to be plugged to a pc for playing another sounds? like using (fl studio) sounds?
No, it has no USB
between lk-136 and ctk-1550 who is overall better for beginner?
I would choose the 1550 personally. All the LK keyboards sound terrible :) #gearfacts
I disagree. I've been a fan of the LK series myself, and both of those keyboards are the same (and sound the same), really.
Can I connect it to DAW for making music..? Like fl..or anywhere..? What types of connector it have..? Where I can Connect for making music for a new song..?
There is no USB to make this connection :( Gearfacts
Nice video thanks!!
Thanks AA :) Gearfacts
Would this be useful for beginners to start playing piano?
Yes, absolutely. And fun too :) #gearfacts
Does this have the 'weighted keys' feel?
Nope, not at all! Gearfacts
Can you recommend me if I should go for this, or CTS 200?
I'd choose the CT-S, it's better designed and more fun to play :)
@@gearfacts bought it, thanks.
@@WSK207 Hope it lives up to expectations! And thanks for watching my channel :)
Would you recommend this or the CTS 100 or the Yamaha F51!for a 7 year beginner? Thank you sir
Would you still recommend this? thanks :)
It's a fun keyboard to play and perfect for a beginner, so if you want to buy a new keyboard then yes I'd recommend it. If you are on a budget though, I'd be more inclined to buy a second-hand Yamaha. Thanks for watching my channel btw :)
Headphones can be plugged in ? CTK - 1150 or CTK- 1550
Headphones are ok on both, I'd choose the 1550
@@gearfacts Ok thanks :)
I bought 1550 , but which jack i need for the keyboard , 3.5mm to 6.3mm ?
I want a casio keyboard that I can record what I play, also be able to plug in my electric guitar and also has sustain, which model can I do this with without spending too much ?
There aren't many Casios that can record audio input as well as keyboard input... I think the PX5s can do both. Very expensive though. Maybe try an XW-G1, it has all those features. It's more of a sampling keyboard but you will get a good mix of audio and midi on that one.
@@gearfacts I found Roland Revas KB 330 far better quality for almost same price
How to open sustain ? Help me please..
hey this piano usaired in the simstesya???
Just a question: Does it have a headphone jack?
Yep it sure does :) #gearfacts
Hello sir...is this good for beginners to learn ?
Definitely yes :) Gearfacts
Can I connect sustain pedal in casio ctk 1500?
Does it have a sustain mode or reverb in any way? Cause im not finding anything on internet, i dont mean the pedal cause i know there is no jack for it, but im dissapointed for the fact that when i release my finger the sound immediatily stops, you know anything about it? :(
Hi Antonio, according to the manual, some sounds (it doesn't say which) have a sustain symbol that appears on the display. I guess this means that some sounds have built-in sustain and and it can't be turned on and off. Gearfacts
Gearfacts Thank you for the answer :)
Hi! In what part of the manual says that? I’ll really appreciate your support:)
Ehhh ... perhaps buy ... y'know ... an actual piano?
+Nautilus1972 You are talking to me? Or the last guy? Lol
Just bought this bro:)
The keyboard isnt touch sensitive no?
As I recall, no. Might be worth googling that though, I could be wrong!
Hi. I'm planning to buy this piano and I heard that after a year, the keys go squeaky and lose. Is it true?
I doubt that is true :) Gearfacts
If you beat on the keys like a maniac then I'm pretty sure that's what'll happen....
No! Unless you stomp on it..
Don't be a maniac on the piano
I am a beginner and I just wanna know if I can make the grand piano sound more sharp or a bit more acoustic
I just need it to still have lasting sound when I don’t press on it anymore
There's no sustain effect unfortunately and you can't attach a sustain pedal. The only idea I can give is to add an external effects pedal, like a delay or reverb pedal. It will help a bit, but it's a long way from perfect :/ #gearfacts
How to turn on the sustain?:')
Which should I get, ctk 1500 or yamaha psr e263?
The 1550 is more fun
Mine isn't working. The wire is already plugged on and when I press the button, it doesn't turn on. Pls help
Is it the correct power supply? Sounds like you've got it set up right.
Does it have a power cord? O something like that?
Yes it comes with a power adapter :) #gearfacts
Should i buy this one or psr f51
Yeah the F51 sounds a bit nicer
Can you tell how to start sustain function on this keyboard..... Please
There is no sustain function sadly #gearfacts
Is there transpose on the keyboard like can I raise it by an octave
I think so, but maybe google it just to be sure as I can't quite remember
@@gearfacts i think so if you use the fuction button, im not sure, well ill tell you in a few days when mine arrives 😂😂😂😂 thanks for this video btw very helpful 😊👍👍
this or ctk-1500? im a complete beginner, and on a budget.
They are almost precisely the same, just get the cheaper one :)
@@gearfacts how about casio ctx700 vs yamaha psr e360? they cost myr1.2k and rm800 ish respectively. im thinking of splitting the cost with my brother. we are both beginners, but would like to at least get a good one, that can last long and help us in learning piano.
Does this have weighted keys?
Touch sensitive, but not weighted
No, it doesn't have either.
Just got this keyboard today!
I've had mine for ages
Nice :) Gearfacts
Flufflefuff 123 Do you like it? Should I buy it to learn piano?
s. I’ve since sold the keyboard but it’s decent for a beginner.
It says it has velocity response..... while the costlier 3500 says it has touch response. The fact is both velocity and touch response are same thing. Are they cheating the customers or am I missing something.?
I don't think it's 'cheating' as such, just saying the same thing in a different way. Customers won't miss out on anything because of it, but it creates confusion and headaches for people who work in music stores :) Gearfacts
It does have sustain mode?
Nope :) #gearfacts
SORYE GETON
@@gearfacts ok thanks
Does this model have sustain?
No
How can we change the metronome or time signature?
I don't think it's possible.
Does it support an expression pedal?
From memory, I don't think so
@@gearfacts Thanks!
I love dance music mode
Yeah it's excellent!
Can i connect this to a audio interface?
Yep
How
Can I connect it to my iPad or phone?
Yes :) Gearfacts
Gearfacts how can I do it, I have this keyboard but I idk how to connect it
Are you able to connect it to a pc? and record like that?
You'd need a digital recording interface. They start at about $30 :) Gearfacts
bro , can we function sustain pedal if we connect the keyboard to the big speakers in church
I don't think this keyboard even has a sustain pedal socket does it? :) #gearfacts
no, it doesn't. thanks bro :-)
Can you record on it for playback ie I play guitar and would like drums to my playing ?
It's got lots of beats that you can play along to, but it can't record any sound.
Okay, thanks you for replying so quickly, appreciated.
Is it came with a charger??
Yep :) #gearfacts
Any Transpose Button?
Transpose in the menu (not a button)
Does it have a headphone jack ?
Yep, all keyboards have headphone jacks
Does it have Touch Response?
No
Hi gearfacts can we create midi in ctk 1550
No sorry
Does it have a midi output?
No
@@gearfacts oh ok that's a shame. Thanks for the info though, I literally couldn't find it anywhere :)
Does it have grand piano?
It does have a grand piano. It's not very good, though.
Anyway I could use sustain in this ?
Nope, no socket for one :( #gearfacts
Gearfacts :(((((
Is it touch sensitive?
yep
nice video bro
Thanks
Is there any way to turn on sustain or reverb? :)
THere's a reverb setting but no sustain.
@@gearfacts are you sure? I can't find it
@@earthworm7491 Hmm maybe I'm wrong (I don't have this keyboard anymore) - is there a FUNCTION button? If so, try pressing it repeatedly until the reverb option appears on the screen
@@gearfacts Thankk you! Is that in functions? It doens't seem to be there, do you know how I get to it? :)
Can I use a sustain pedal for this
No
How do you record the sounds?
It has no onboard recording system, you have to plug it into a digital recorder of some kind to do that :) #gearfacts
@@gearfacts thank you
I am a Beginner i only know how to play Accordion. And i want to buy a keyboard. . all i want is a keyboard that i can play songs along while i am singing . is this is the one .?
I think it'd be a good choice, yes. I saw a man busking with something similar a few years ago, playing in the accordion style and singing. He was in a seated position though, it'd be impossible while standing I think.
@@gearfacts Thank you that was really helpful (◍•ᴗ•◍)❤
what are its dimensions? i wonder if it will fit on my desk
You'd have to google that one, friend :) GF
@@gearfacts thanks!
this piano is good for beginners: Casio CTK 1500 61 Key, its not expensive really good quality, iam saving money for a piano
Yeah strictly for beginners I think. Good fun though :) GF
Hey bro how can I sustain a tone i
Bought that keyboard it has no sustaining option
There is no sustain on this keyboard sorry
Is there a sustain feature?
Hmm I can't remember, you'd have to google that one :) GF
Yes it does
Yo dude! I own one and i messed up with my settings, can you please send me the defaults please? Thanks!
I don't have this keyboard anymore, maybe you could google the factory reset method?
If you wish to do a factory reset and return settings to the defaults, switch off and after a short while hold down keys [SONG BANK]+[0] and press the power button. After a short while the system will initialize and will be ready for use again. It is on page 19 of the users guide. Hope this helps. :)