As others have pointed out, the DGX 660 has a great piano sound for the price, good keys and decent speakers. Where it falls down is with other more challenging samples of solo instruments like woodwind, brass, saxes, guitars etc. Most of them are rather poor and uninspiring samples of the type which were common many years ago, which is why most demonstrators avoid demonstrating them, as in the example here. Yamaha creates artificial market prices between its models by carefully leaving out sounds from which by now it has made its investment back thousands of times over, but reserves them for the Tyros, CVPs, Genos and other devices just so it can charge £xxxxs more for features that now cost it very little to implement. It reserves its so-called super-articulation voices for keyboards in the £2000 upwards range, leaving devices like the DGX with little more than XG, GM and GS standard voices that frankly were out of date twenty years ago, except for just a few decent samples which they thrown in as a"favour". The result is that you have a choice of hundreds of crap sounds and hardly any decent ones. While Yamaha does offer generally higher quality than some other makes, it creates in consumers a gullibility by leading them to believe that really quite ordinary features nowadays are somehow very expensive to produce. They are not! For example a colour touchscreen is chicken feed nowadays, but Yamaha still shoves in a primitive mono-screen (which it tints a ghastly blue colour) onto the DGX. That is plain mean. Even the most modest Casios have fully functioning colour touchscreens on equivalent models.The reason you don't hear retailers demonstrating much more than the piano and "styles" is because they know that a big weakness of this otherwise decent keyboard lies in the very poor solo instrument samples. As if that wasn't bad enough, they offer a lousy 5 track recorder. Even the lowly Casio CT X3000 has 17 tracks! BTW, decent piano samples can be had very cheaply nowadays. It's not rocket science. Sustaining instruments like flutes, oboes, bassoons, horns, brass and accoustic guitars are much more difficult because they require a sensitivity and awareness of attack and then sustain, which most sample programmers are quite poor at implementing, with gaffes like over-done vibrato and over-the-top high EQ which makes the sounds naff. Contrary to popular belief, you can make a very decent sample without expending gigabytes of bandwidth. You just need a very good ear and good taste.
Ok so, I was looking in the comments for someone who seemed knowledgeable enough to really help me out. So, (if you don't mind) can you help me? lol I'm already a professional musician, but in drums and percussion, and I've currently been studying music theory and paino for the past 2 years.. and I plan on becoming a professional pianist withing the next decade or so, so I've been saving up for an 88 key keyboard for a while, I'm on $850 in savings so far, and I was considering this keyboard.. but I do not want crappy samples.. like if I'm paying close to pay close to a thousand dollars, I want quality and ESPECIALLY longevity in everything.. as professional musician I have NO idea where I will be financially in the future once I reach a professional point in piano.. so I want to by a serious professional keyboard now, and make it last.. but I can't spend three thousand dollars right now.. I can do maybe $1500 at MOST. I want a keyboard with 192 polyphony, a decent screen, (I wouldn't mind wooden keys.. as for keys, I just want something that will last, and I will feel amazing. I heard wooden keys feel the best, so that's why I considered wooden more than anything, but I don't mind plastic keys that feel just as great.. I just want amazing feel that will last with out keys crapping out on me 5 years later.) but especially, I want sounds that sound amazing, The sounds I really want are orchestra instruments, and realistic human vocal choruses. Like church chiors, midevil sound choirs etc. I DO plan on using midi and garagband on my Mac, and I know I can get free sounds, but if I can get great sounds in my piano already by default.. then why not right? I need all the options I can get as a song writter/composer.. as I don't want to pay $1000 for a set a midi choir sounds.. and as they would sound great, I just can afford that now. I also want something that has three pedals because as I said, I'm buying to make future me happy, not current me. Current me will just slowly learn everything. I also do reallyy like those Japanese pianos, the ones that have 2 keyboards and alot of pedals for compositions. I would honestly love to get one if they where in my price range (I know they probably aren't lol) I forgot the name of them.. but I hope you know which I'm talking about. lol Also I need a modulation wheel no matter what. I want my piano to be used for composing virtual orchestras instrument by instrument together, using the midi sounds and the in keyboard sounds. I basically plan on making music of all styles, then scoring them. So I need expression so by scores don't sound dead amd robotic, hence the modulation wheel, and the pedals. I DO need above all, a way for me to make a violin for example, crussando. I need it to go from low volume to higher volume.. I already own a mini 20 something key midi controller keyboard that I can do that with a wheel on it.. but I need a keyboard that has a wheel on it that I can do that with too.. unless a foot pedal can be assigned to do that? Remember I'm using garagband.. lol I can't assign stuff like that from that DAW. So it will either need to be assigned from the keyboard, or the keyboard just needs to have 2 wheels on it, one for a whammy kind of effect (that's what I mean by modulation, in case you think I mean changing keys, which I don't mean.) and one for dynamics, which will allow me to make it seem like a violin is really strumming by going from low to high volumes. In all, what keyboards, or maybe synthesizers? would you recommend within my price range? I did mention synthesizers, because people say the keys don't feel real.. and I want the keys to feel real considering I will be stuck with those keys for a very very long time. lol As for screen, that's the least of my concern to be honest. lol As long as it's not going to stop working, or break for no reason, or dim (as in it glitches out and perminantly dims) for no reason.. or blind me while my rooms light is on, I don't care much. lol Thank you SO MUCH in advance for reading all of this, and for your help! 😊 I really appreciate it.
@@Evgeniyazh Lol well, I can't help but write something long, especially when I have this many questions. Unfortunately, I haven't really found what I want yet, and mainly due to my budget.. It's VERY hard to find 3 pedals, plus an expression pedal, with pitch and modulation wheels, with as many great internal sounds as the DGX 660.. I'm looking for so much on one piano, because what I'm creating demands so much.. especially since I'm not just playing piano, but I'm composing orchestra pieces, playing virtual synthesizer and vst instruments, and doing anything that comes to mind in the moment of inspiration really. If you do find anything atleast under $2000 with ALL of these things on it, please come back here and link me to it. I would really appreciate it so much! :) Best of luck to you! :D
I appreciate your work very much and you may have gutted the gullibility in my geared up gut to get something like this. I certainly will save this comment for my reference, whilst giving you the credit for this. I may have saved myself some possible buyers regret. The good thing about this is that the piano samples and a few other instruments are good, but the others, as you had specified, not so. Question: I am looking for an electric piano, with good touch and the feel of an acoustic, various piano voices, devoid of the glut of too many miscellaneous imitation instruments with not so good sampling. What would you suggest?
Agree..... that's because the songs are not that authentic. Casio has the best value of any of the keyboards out there and they're willing to demonstrate those sounds so you can hear them check out The NAMM Show the new CTX 5000
I bought this piano a week ago ... but it seems that the sound of the piano is very different from what you already have. I was a little disappointed by this, are there any adjustments I have to make?
Sushrut Gaikwad for the money it's 'ok'. They've bumped the amounts of held notes to 192 which is best in class. Guess it's a bit of an all rounder, not the best if all you want is a piano but its a fun instrument and great for kids, it has enough toys to keep them interested in playing as they increase there ability to play.
Stephen Morgan what do you mean 'toys'? all those differnet rythms and sounds aare toys? you can make a piece on your own with this thing, yes I aggre it doesn't have the best recording simmilarity to replace a real piano but look at all those options! Pricewise, you can't get a better instrument, (or should I say WHOLE BAND) with heavy hammered keys 88 in number and an ok simmulating piano sound (and pproximately 5000 other sounds) for less than 1000 euros! And ofcourse it has a tone of other features that I don't need to mention right now.. I mean if you want just a piano annd you're willing to pay this amount of money, ok buy something else! But this thing can do a tone of other things and you cann't just call it a 'toy'
Stephen Morgan what do you mean 'toys'? all those differnet rythms and sounds aare toys? you can make a piece on your own with this thing, yes I aggre it doesn't have the best recording simmilarity to replace a real piano but look at all those options! Pricewise, you can't get a better instrument, (or should I say WHOLE BAND) with heavy hammered keys 88 in number and an ok simmulating piano sound (and pproximately 5000 other sounds) for less than 1000 euros! And ofcourse it has a tone of other features that I don't need to mention right now.. I mean if you want just a piano annd you're willing to pay this amount of money, ok buy something else! But this thing can do a tone of other things and you cann't just call it a 'toy'
LiFeeIsSMusicC For real life like sampling use Tyros 5, for real Piano play a Yamaha Grand Piano. It's a jack of all trades instrument but put against a Clavinova 7 series it's a toy. For the money its ok. After saying that Jools Holland carries a NP32 to practice on which costs well under £400. In my opinion it's a great 'toy' and stepping stone to greater offerings.
He plAayed this so nicely 👍🏻 which helping to choose right version of piano but others I have seen a lot of videos before making the right decision to buy a piano those are playing so badly and giving AWEFUL sound which is making hard to make decision! But he made me to do not watch anymore videos he played the best I’m done! Gona buy this one just now!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Doe de snaren die komen rond 01:05 een deel van de piano, of is dat aparte? En ook, is er een manier om zowel strijkers en piano geluid tegelijk spelen? Sorry, mijn Nederlands is een beetje slecht. Bedankt! Do the strings that come around 1:05 part of the piano, or is that seperate? And also, is there a way to play both strings and piano sound at the same time? Thanks!
Hi, I'm a beginner looking to purchase a DGX660 but have been used to playing a Technics KN1000 keyboard which displays the chord you are playing on the screen, is this a feature on the DGX660 as I found it very useful as I'm not very good with reading the music for my left hand yet. Many thanks.
quick question! if someone can help me! i'm trying to put my sounds from my yamaha to the computer! does anyone know how I should do that? i'm having a hard time!
Hi Matt, thanks for your comment, connecting the piano can DGX in several ways. If you want the audio from the instrument, you can connect the line-out to a recording device. Then you can further use a recording program on your computer. Then you can even record different tracks separately. With this software you also have the option to record midi data. Then you use the USB connection of the DGX. In addition to the sounds of the DGX, you can also use other Plug-In instruments. These are separate on your computer. All in all, many possibilities to connect your DGX. Good luck and a Musical Greeting, Menno Beijer
I just purchased this instrument and I have a question. For all my organ sounds the sustain pedal will not hold the sound endlessly, which I would expect for organs sounds, but decays it as a usual Piano sound for example. Is that the normal behavior?
@@OostendorpMusic thanks for taking the time but this is not answering my question. Organ sounds should be sustained forever. Mine sustain for a while. Which is the expected behavior of the dgx 660
@@antoniusgolly3417 The sustain on organ sounds is indeed not like a Hold, so that the sound is staying on, untill you release the pedal. The 660 is sustaining only. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
@@OostendorpMusic thank you 🙏 I find that really awkward. I may be wrong but I think other keyboards do that correctly. I mean when you don't release the key, the sound continues forever. I would then expect the pedal to do the same. I think, an organ that fades out like 1 second is a sound I've never heard before. I bet there is no setting to change that behavior?? Thanks. Musical greetings, too 😁
piano sound of these videos different from the sound of speakers in the keyboard .... no such a piano sound in the yamaha dgx 660 like this >> unless u have a professional speakers line in for this
Hussen Akbar : I have a Yamaha DGX 640 playing through two Behringer K3000FX keyboard amps hooked in tandem for a stereo effect. I also added the 3-pedal option to the DGX. Terrific sound.
Multumesc pentru raspuns, este o chestiune de gust desigur. Dar vorbim desigur despre două instrumente complet diferite, fiecare cu propriul grup țintă. Cu stima muzicala, Menno Beijer
Spero questo mio commento lo legga qualche responsabile della Yamaha.MI meraviglio come mai non mettono sul mercato un piano&arranger,più leggero e meno ingombrante.Una casa meno blasonata, la Casio, l'ha fatto con il nuovo Privia 3000,ed ora la KORG col nuovo XE 20.Cosa aspettano?.Lancio un idea,magari un P40 con annesso arranger,è cosi complicato?.Spero facciano qualcosa quanto prima.
Caro Frank, grazie per la tua risposta, ovviamente non sappiamo esattamente dove Yamaha vuole fornire ai suoi futuri strumenti alcune possibilità. Soprattutto nella fascia di prezzo. Conoscendo Yamaha, probabilmente verrà rilasciato un modello adatto. Saluti musicali, Menno Beijer
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I have tried it in the store and I am impressed with the acoustic and electric pianos, they sound awesome and the best price
That's my favourite digital piano, it's very beautiful
Hi Paul, thanks for your reaction. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
As others have pointed out, the DGX 660 has a great piano sound for the price, good keys and decent speakers. Where it falls down is with other more challenging samples of solo instruments like woodwind, brass, saxes, guitars etc. Most of them are rather poor and uninspiring samples of the type which were common many years ago, which is why most demonstrators avoid demonstrating them, as in the example here. Yamaha creates artificial market prices between its models by carefully leaving out sounds from which by now it has made its investment back thousands of times over, but reserves them for the Tyros, CVPs, Genos and other devices just so it can charge £xxxxs more for features that now cost it very little to implement.
It reserves its so-called super-articulation voices for keyboards in the £2000 upwards range, leaving devices like the DGX with little more than XG, GM and GS standard voices that frankly were out of date twenty years ago, except for just a few decent samples which they thrown in as a"favour". The result is that you have a choice of hundreds of crap sounds and hardly any decent ones.
While Yamaha does offer generally higher quality than some other makes, it creates in consumers a gullibility by leading them to believe that really quite ordinary features nowadays are somehow very expensive to produce. They are not! For example a colour touchscreen is chicken feed nowadays, but Yamaha still shoves in a primitive mono-screen (which it tints a ghastly blue colour) onto the DGX. That is plain mean. Even the most modest Casios have fully functioning colour touchscreens on equivalent models.The reason you don't hear retailers demonstrating much more than the piano and "styles" is because they know that a big weakness of this otherwise decent keyboard lies in the very poor solo instrument samples. As if that wasn't bad enough, they offer a lousy 5 track recorder. Even the lowly Casio CT X3000 has 17 tracks!
BTW, decent piano samples can be had very cheaply nowadays. It's not rocket science. Sustaining instruments like flutes, oboes, bassoons, horns, brass and accoustic guitars are much more difficult because they require a sensitivity and awareness of attack and then sustain, which most sample programmers are quite poor at implementing, with gaffes like over-done vibrato and over-the-top high EQ which makes the sounds naff. Contrary to popular belief, you can make a very decent sample without expending gigabytes of bandwidth. You just need a very good ear and good taste.
Ok so, I was looking in the comments for someone who seemed knowledgeable enough to really help me out. So, (if you don't mind) can you help me? lol
I'm already a professional musician, but in drums and percussion, and I've currently been studying music theory and paino for the past 2 years.. and I plan on becoming a professional pianist withing the next decade or so, so I've been saving up for an 88 key keyboard for a while, I'm on $850 in savings so far, and I was considering this keyboard.. but I do not want crappy samples.. like if I'm paying close to pay close to a thousand dollars, I want quality and ESPECIALLY longevity in everything.. as professional musician I have NO idea where I will be financially in the future once I reach a professional point in piano.. so I want to by a serious professional keyboard now, and make it last.. but I can't spend three thousand dollars right now.. I can do maybe $1500 at MOST. I want a keyboard with 192 polyphony, a decent screen, (I wouldn't mind wooden keys.. as for keys, I just want something that will last, and I will feel amazing. I heard wooden keys feel the best, so that's why I considered wooden more than anything, but I don't mind plastic keys that feel just as great.. I just want amazing feel that will last with out keys crapping out on me 5 years later.)
but especially, I want sounds that sound amazing, The sounds I really want are orchestra instruments, and realistic human vocal choruses. Like church chiors, midevil sound choirs etc. I DO plan on using midi and garagband on my Mac, and I know I can get free sounds, but if I can get great sounds in my piano already by default.. then why not right? I need all the options I can get as a song writter/composer.. as I don't want to pay $1000 for a set a midi choir sounds.. and as they would sound great, I just can afford that now.
I also want something that has three pedals because as I said, I'm buying to make future me happy, not current me. Current me will just slowly learn everything.
I also do reallyy like those Japanese pianos, the ones that have 2 keyboards and alot of pedals for compositions. I would honestly love to get one if they where in my price range (I know they probably aren't lol) I forgot the name of them.. but I hope you know which I'm talking about. lol
Also I need a modulation wheel no matter what.
I want my piano to be used for composing virtual orchestras instrument by instrument together, using the midi sounds and the in keyboard sounds. I basically plan on making music of all styles, then scoring them. So I need expression so by scores don't sound dead amd robotic, hence the modulation wheel, and the pedals.
I DO need above all, a way for me to make a violin for example, crussando. I need it to go from low volume to higher volume.. I already own a mini 20 something key midi controller keyboard that I can do that with a wheel on it.. but I need a keyboard that has a wheel on it that I can do that with too.. unless a foot pedal can be assigned to do that? Remember I'm using garagband.. lol I can't assign stuff like that from that DAW. So it will either need to be assigned from the keyboard, or the keyboard just needs to have 2 wheels on it, one for a whammy kind of effect (that's what I mean by modulation, in case you think I mean changing keys, which I don't mean.) and one for dynamics, which will allow me to make it seem like a violin is really strumming by going from low to high volumes.
In all, what keyboards, or maybe synthesizers? would you recommend within my price range? I did mention synthesizers, because people say the keys don't feel real.. and I want the keys to feel real considering I will be stuck with those keys for a very very long time. lol
As for screen, that's the least of my concern to be honest. lol As long as it's not going to stop working, or break for no reason, or dim (as in it glitches out and perminantly dims) for no reason.. or blind me while my rooms light is on, I don't care much. lol
Thank you SO MUCH in advance for reading all of this, and for your help! 😊 I really appreciate it.
@@NealNot ... woow so much written... i also wanted to ask something like this. But shortly. So finally what is the best model?
@@Evgeniyazh Lol well, I can't help but write something long, especially when I have this many questions. Unfortunately, I haven't really found what I want yet, and mainly due to my budget.. It's VERY hard to find 3 pedals, plus an expression pedal, with pitch and modulation wheels, with as many great internal sounds as the DGX 660.. I'm looking for so much on one piano, because what I'm creating demands so much.. especially since I'm not just playing piano, but I'm composing orchestra pieces, playing virtual synthesizer and vst instruments, and doing anything that comes to mind in the moment of inspiration really. If you do find anything atleast under $2000 with ALL of these things on it, please come back here and link me to it. I would really appreciate it so much! :) Best of luck to you! :D
I appreciate your work very much and you may have gutted the gullibility in my geared up gut to get something like this. I certainly will save this comment for my reference, whilst giving you the credit for this. I may have saved myself some possible buyers regret. The good thing about this is that the piano samples and a few other instruments are good, but the others, as you had specified, not so.
Question: I am looking for an electric piano, with good touch and the feel of an acoustic, various piano voices, devoid of the glut of too many miscellaneous imitation instruments with not so good sampling. What would you suggest?
U are so true. Dgx piano is beautiful. I bought dgx 660 just for piano sample, then bought psr s670 for another beautiful voices like guitar, horn etc
always in all videos about dgx 660, people try the same sounds samples....................try another ones,, like sax, tuba, flute ect... accordeon.
oscar C The tuba has a nice attack…
Agree..... that's because the songs are not that authentic. Casio has the best value of any of the keyboards out there and they're willing to demonstrate those sounds so you can hear them check out The NAMM Show the new CTX 5000
That's exactly what I thought! i would love to hear more of the trumpet, saxophone sounds in a song demo plus the array of electric / funky pianos.
oscar C guys.... your piano sounds indicate quality in technology
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I really love the piano timbre especially no.2 live grand piano.Beautiful sound
I think I really need this:)!
Joseph Okello and do you have it?
what rhytm style name 3:00 - 3:05? like Maroon 5 - This Love
I bought this piano a week ago ... but it seems that the sound of the piano is very different from what you already have. I was a little disappointed by this, are there any adjustments I have to make?
Nice playing champ 👍🏻🎹
Looks Great! But does it have long piano samples having long and natural decay of piano sound just like an Acoustic Concert Grand Piano?
Sushrut Gaikwad for the money it's 'ok'. They've bumped the amounts of held notes to 192 which is best in class. Guess it's a bit of an all rounder, not the best if all you want is a piano but its a fun instrument and great for kids, it has enough toys to keep them interested in playing as they increase there ability to play.
Stephen Morgan what do you mean 'toys'? all those differnet rythms and sounds aare toys? you can make a piece on your own with this thing, yes I aggre it doesn't have the best recording simmilarity to replace a real piano but look at all those options! Pricewise, you can't get a better instrument, (or should I say WHOLE BAND) with heavy hammered keys 88 in number and an ok simmulating piano sound (and pproximately 5000 other sounds) for less than 1000 euros! And ofcourse it has a tone of other features that I don't need to mention right now.. I mean if you want just a piano annd you're willing to pay this amount of money, ok buy something else! But this thing can do a tone of other things and you cann't just call it a 'toy'
Stephen Morgan what do you mean 'toys'? all those differnet rythms and sounds aare toys? you can make a piece on your own with this thing, yes I aggre it doesn't have the best recording simmilarity to replace a real piano but look at all those options! Pricewise, you can't get a better instrument, (or should I say WHOLE BAND) with heavy hammered keys 88 in number and an ok simmulating piano sound (and pproximately 5000 other sounds) for less than 1000 euros! And ofcourse it has a tone of other features that I don't need to mention right now.. I mean if you want just a piano annd you're willing to pay this amount of money, ok buy something else! But this thing can do a tone of other things and you cann't just call it a 'toy'
LiFeeIsSMusicC For real life like sampling use Tyros 5, for real Piano play a Yamaha Grand Piano. It's a jack of all trades instrument but put against a Clavinova 7 series it's a toy. For the money its ok. After saying that Jools Holland carries a NP32 to practice on which costs well under £400. In my opinion it's a great 'toy' and stepping stone to greater offerings.
DGX-660 has a 191 note polyphony..Problem solved brotha..
Beautiful sounds
Thank you very much, Musical greetings Menno Beijer
Best Demo yet. Thank You. Sadly I don't think you could compete on price from UK based retailers - otherwise I'd buy from you . . .
Can you compare this with Korg Havian 30? If yes, whats the difference? I not, why? I am planning to buy either one.
Oscar C Hi ...First of all it is a digital piano not a synth....
Love mine.
Can we play or load the external styles from the USB drive?
Can you play pianissimos and fortes like in a regular piano?...
Hi, thanks for your reaction. Yes you can play pianissimos and fortes on this instrument. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
Hello guys. In comparison with P115 wich piano have more realistic sound? thanks :D
He plAayed this so nicely 👍🏻 which helping to choose right version of piano but others I have seen a lot of videos before making the right decision to buy a piano those are playing so badly and giving AWEFUL sound which is making hard to make decision! But he made me to do not watch anymore videos he played the best I’m done! Gona buy this one just now!❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
The last piece sounds so beautiful. Is it a improvisation or from a song? Is there a complete version of it?
Hi Armen, thanks for the reaction, its a improvisation and it has only a worktitel.
Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
What is best? Dgx 660 or mx88?
Doe de snaren die komen rond 01:05 een deel van de piano, of is dat aparte? En ook, is er een manier om zowel strijkers en piano geluid tegelijk spelen? Sorry, mijn Nederlands is een beetje slecht. Bedankt!
Do the strings that come around 1:05 part of the piano, or is that seperate? And also, is there a way to play both strings and piano sound at the same time? Thanks!
Thanks for the reaction, piano and strings are seperate, and yes you can play them at the same time. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
Hi, I'm a beginner looking to purchase a DGX660 but have been used to playing a Technics KN1000 keyboard which displays the chord you are playing on the screen, is this a feature on the DGX660 as I found it very useful as I'm not very good with reading the music for my left hand yet. Many thanks.
Hi Julie, thanks for the reaction, yes in the display you can see the chords when you are using styles. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer.
quick question! if someone can help me! i'm trying to put my sounds from my yamaha to the computer! does anyone know how I should do that? i'm having a hard time!
Hi Matt, thanks for your comment, connecting the piano can DGX in several ways. If you want the audio from the instrument, you can connect the line-out to a recording device. Then you can further use a recording program on your computer. Then you can even record different tracks separately. With this software you also have the option to record midi data. Then you use the USB connection of the DGX. In addition to the sounds of the DGX, you can also use other Plug-In instruments. These are separate on your computer. All in all, many possibilities to connect your DGX. Good luck and a Musical Greeting, Menno Beijer
Ho un piano questo pianoforte, si possono avere altri style e altri timbri per esempio dei sax come espansione? Aspetto risposta.....grazie
this is amazing right
I just purchased this instrument and I have a question. For all my organ sounds the sustain pedal will not hold the sound endlessly, which I would expect for organs sounds, but decays it as a usual Piano sound for example. Is that the normal behavior?
Hi Antonius, thanks for your reaction. The answer is yes, the sustain pedal is also sustaining the organ sounds. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
@@OostendorpMusic thanks for taking the time but this is not answering my question. Organ sounds should be sustained forever. Mine sustain for a while. Which is the expected behavior of the dgx 660
@@antoniusgolly3417 The sustain on organ sounds is indeed not like a Hold, so that the sound is staying on, untill you release the pedal. The 660 is sustaining only. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
@@OostendorpMusic thank you 🙏 I find that really awkward. I may be wrong but I think other keyboards do that correctly. I mean when you don't release the key, the sound continues forever. I would then expect the pedal to do the same. I think, an organ that fades out like 1 second is a sound I've never heard before. I bet there is no setting to change that behavior?? Thanks. Musical greetings, too 😁
hi, i want to edit some styles like reducing the volume of some instruments embedded in several styles in a DGX660, is it possible?
you can adjust main volume in functions
piano sound of these videos different from the sound of speakers in the keyboard .... no such a piano sound in the yamaha dgx 660 like this >> unless u have a professional speakers line in for this
The sound obviously comes from the line out
The question ia, how to record this sound, which is so different with original speaker.. 🙄
Hussen Akbar
: I have a Yamaha DGX 640 playing through two Behringer K3000FX keyboard amps hooked in tandem for a stereo effect. I also added the 3-pedal option to the DGX. Terrific sound.
Va rog frumos , Yamaha Montage 8 se aude mai bine ca Yamaha Dgx 660-670 ca ton de pian ? Mulțumesc
Multumesc pentru raspuns, este o chestiune de gust desigur. Dar vorbim desigur despre două instrumente complet diferite, fiecare cu propriul grup țintă.
Cu stima muzicala,
Menno Beijer
Is this has weighted keys?
Yes
Name off all songs and where to find the sheets music. Please!
Hi thanks for the reaction, the songs are improvisations, they only have a worktitel. Musical Greetings, Menno Beijer
OostendorpMusic Thank you so much and have good day!!
Korg Havian 30 or Yamaha DGX 660?
Hi Matias, its just a question of taste en feeling for a type or brand.
Musical Greetings Menno Beijer
difficult to choose .... havian 30 is not a lot more expensive than DGX now.
Spero questo mio commento lo legga qualche responsabile della Yamaha.MI meraviglio come mai non mettono sul mercato un piano&arranger,più leggero e meno ingombrante.Una casa meno blasonata, la Casio, l'ha fatto con il nuovo Privia 3000,ed ora la KORG col nuovo XE 20.Cosa aspettano?.Lancio un idea,magari un P40 con annesso arranger,è cosi complicato?.Spero facciano qualcosa quanto prima.
Caro Frank, grazie per la tua risposta, ovviamente non sappiamo esattamente dove Yamaha vuole fornire ai suoi futuri strumenti alcune possibilità. Soprattutto nella fascia di prezzo. Conoscendo Yamaha, probabilmente verrà rilasciato un modello adatto. Saluti musicali, Menno Beijer
What is the price in usd?
شمس الحق around 800usd in the US
buena mierda el dgx 660,y el el video
Gracias por el cumplido, saludo musical, Menno Beijer