Casio Privia PX-360 Digital Piano Demo

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Adam Berzowski demonstrates the Casio Privia PX-360 digital piano at Kraft Music.
The Privia PX-360 digital piano combines Casio's 88-key weighted Tri-Sensor Scaled Hammer Action II keyboard and AiR sound source with an easy to use color touchscreen interface. Featuring 550 instrument voices and over 200 rhythm accompaniments, the PX-360 covers a wide range of sounds and musical styles. Surprisingly portable at just over 26 pounds, the PX-360 looks and sounds great anywhere with its built-in speaker system. Some of the PX-360's additional features include dual headphone jacks, built-in recording function, and MIDI and USB connections.
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[@handel1111]

It’s called “ Digital Piano” but with the capabilities of a fully programmable synthesizer/ workstation.
Good job Casio !

[@daveaustin4538]

I have a used various electric pianos for the last 30 years and the 360 is the first one that I am truly truly excited about. It’s unbelievable. It feels like a real piano. The acoustic piano sound is terrific, and that’s where many electric pianos fall short. The price is unbelievable too. I traded in my Nord ror the 360 and I am totally happy with that

[@me_dyrl]

The touch screen features is really useful for the musician being able to interact easily with the px360.

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

im a longtime korg/roland user. i bought the casio px 5s last january, and i sold my korg and roland keyboards. im buying this casio px 360 soon. and im good.

[@scottalbany5627]

I bought this a week ago. Awesome. I only bought for the acoustic piano aspect and it sounds great!
if you live in Toronto, Steve's Music or Metro Sound will order it.
If you live in the USA, order from Kraft 👌

[@jantristian]

I sold my trusty PX3 years ago..now this is a worthy successor.. the color touch screen is a must these days…since the likes of smart phone touch screen is so common. LOADS of lovely sounds. …better than the Korg Kross 88 thin sounds.
At USD$899…. its another KEY Buy Award for CASIO.

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

i found a used px 310 for $150. is it worth to buy?

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

im buying this on my birthday.

Hi, if you have technical assistance, what procedure? I have heard that there is too much trouble.
Em caso de assistencia, qual o procedimento? Ouvi dizer que da muito problema..

[@juangavilanes3788]

Px360 vs px160? Which one to choose and why?

[@markpettigrew3482]

I like that triple pedalboard.

[@ODWALLA123]

Thanks, Adam.

[@robinmars4411]

Hello :)
I'm interested in buying a nice Privia 350 (or 360 ..).
I'm almost determined, but I would first like your opinion in comparison to Roland fp 50 (where I think the piano is more "metallic", but perhaps has better organs). Thank you.

[@amitev]

What is the voice used in the beginning of the video?

[@timbly5824]

You play well. Nice tasteful solo.

[@B34NS._.]

Love the demos and the bundles... Too bad you dont ship internationally..

[@scottalbany5627]

If Casio is listening, a screen dim/off function would be nice

[@mfb5642]

I didn't buy this because of the screen. THing triggers my migraines, I hate screens taht won't shut off.

[@ChuanLeng]

I believe the screen brightness can be adjusted

[@temetnosceus]

In the manual, it states that one has to go into the "System Settings" menu on the screen and then go to "Brightness" and simply reduce the LCD brightness to whatever you want. The parameter goes from 1 to 13 in terms of brightness level. Hope this helps.

[@rodtompkins]

Is there a way to start/stop rhythms on the pX-360 with a footswitch?

[@andreasd.5649]

They make a very nice music :-)

[@-_.-]

Is the MIDI interface class compliant?

[@scottalbany5627]

yup

[@szymongruszczynski7773]

What is this tune at the and?

[@bassams.k7531]

px 360 (..or..) cgp 700
help me please

[@n4p3r0]

CGP-700 or PX-360

[@j4genius961]

It's all but a piano

[@michelcamachomusic]

8:24 to burn a CD? For real? In 2020?? 😂

[@kstringer24]

5:28 click fail

[@chaostade4087]

7:53 usb? hmm..

[@edmonston2]

I went to check out the PX360 yesterday that someone had for a few months and was for sale. Been a Yamaha user for years so I thought I would test out a 360. I wouldn't have taken the keyboard home if the guy was giving it away. The voices were so-so but the worst part was the keys....... Noisy, bouncy and the hammer action was a joke not to mention the non slip coating that Casio sprays on the keys. No Way ~ No How would I pay money for a Casio since I've tried out earlier Previas with the same result but I was hoping they made changes for the better but I was wrong. Try out a Yamaha before you buy a Casio, please!

[@stereotv4775]

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[@brickpaver1]

The one VERY ANNOYING aspect to not only this review, but many other reviews by other presenters when they give video reviews of their various pianos, ..is that when using two cameras in the review and both cameras are facing the piano player as he's talking,...the piano player NEVER but NEVER turns to face the camera on his side and that practice is SO disorientating to the viewer (us).......as if the presenter is suddenly talking to someone else instead of to us, who looked for and found this youtube clip in the first place. SURELY someone there could wave a flag or something to the piano player and point to the other camera when its the one in use at that moment.