Don't Make These Mistakes When Buying a Piano Keyboard
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- In this video, I am going to tell you the 10 Biggest Mistakes Beginners Make When Buying a Digital Piano
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Hey Jeremy, which keyboard has the best grand piano sound? My budget is 500 euro. I was thinking to get Yamaha PSR S670 but I'm unsure.
Do You know when there Will be a replacement for the Yamaha p125 n 121??
I am planning to buy a digital piano for my kid, Am I investing too much upfront on a 6-year-old, considering Casio SX3000 and Yamaha dgx670? I heard few reviews on Casio SX3000 key action having flaws, Which one should I consider?
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You are providing a tremendously valuable service Jeremy. Keep it up. You have a lot to be proud of.
I'm happy to help. 😊
I totally agree with the 2nd point, however, I don’t recommend a 61 key piano, because like Jeremy said, classical and Sheet Music Boss’ arrangements use 88 keys. However, 61 keys can be an ideal for Mozart and Beethoven fans because they don’t compose anything lower then F1 and higher then F7. However, for Chopin, Liszt, Ravel and Debussy fans, you would need the 88.
is a 76 key keyboard still good for most classical pieces?
sad...chopin is my favourite
Fantasie Impromtu you can
And if you want to learn to play just modern songs what would I need? At the same time I have a small home...
What about Studio Ghibli or Ryuichi Sakamoto pieces…..would 61 keys be enough?
You have so mannyyyy videos that I can learn from what piano to buy, what are the best, quality, price, sound everything we need to know you bring to the table
Thank you for making this all much more easier
6:10 thanks! Great advise on the diminishing return! 👍👍👍👍🤘
Nice info here, i now have ideas on what to look for when getting one. Always wanted to try the piano, definitely gonna get one. This video is super helpfull.👍
I wish I had this video long time ago. This is gold, thank you !
Good video Jeremy. I already purchased a Yamaha NP35 and it seems to have checked all the boxed you mention above.
Thanks for the tips, they can help out if i'm buying the next keyboard!
thank u for this amazingly instructive video it has all what i needed to know 🙏🙏🙏
It's a good topic and thanks for the review.
not only i love your informative videos, you do have nice voice
Great explanation.. very productive
So true on the mini keys, they're a time waster
I want my kids to learn piano...and I also want to start again (I think I was level intermediate plus)..--I bought and old american upright piano (built in 1913) , its tunned, I really like the sound and the touch on the keys (they are made from ivory (I know it was cruel...) but fingers dont slip...also it has very rich tones...it´s sounds beautiful....it has like a reverberation...but sometimes I only have time when they are asleep...so I think I could use one of this..with an earphone....so I can practice at night...thanks for all your reviews from Monterrey, MEXICO
Hi jeremy. Awesome videos, im glad i'm suscribed to your valuable content, specially for us newbies in this topics. My purpose is playing classical pieces so i'm leaning towards a piano. Would you recommend the pearl river P60? it is very affordable in my country at around 400 USD, cheaper than all the pianos (privia P1000 is at 500 USD, celviano AP270 is at 700 USD, and at the same price than a casio CTX3000 (61 keys) arranger keyboard.
Thank you for your help sir
You have some of the best reviews! I find the links in the comments to be super useful, I just wish you'd put the model number in the name of the link.
This video was really helpful thank you so much. I can't choose between Casio CDP-S100 or CDP-S150 why one would you recommend ?
Thanks Jeremy.
Very helpful
Thank you a real lot Jeremy. I'll be buying a new dp this year replacing me old one. Looking at Casio pxs1000 and Roland fp30x. Thanks for making detailed videos in those too :)
I'm happy to help. 😁
Thank you sir 🙏
Muy buenos consejos, Jeremy
2:10 and maracas, bagpipes, violins, those need love too! 😁
I would! Except not many can relate to bagpipes, maracas, harmonium or yangqin... 😅
Nice thank you
Jeremy my daughter stared piano last year. She started with a Casio CT X700 and this year we’re waiting for the Roland FP-30X based on your reviews. Thank you!
Good choice!
Hi Jeremy. From India, Hyderabad.Your inputs on selection of keyboard is very helpful. On watching your videos, we selected Korg Liano. Can you suggest a better or equal perform Keybord?
Thanks
Its very useful, keep going Jeremy
Thanks! 😃
You Rock man I’m impressed. I enjoyed your video. Very detailed information thanks 😊
I appreciate that!
Hi jeremy, your videos are really nice.
What is best keyboard for who wants to learn piano and have some midi options.(Between normal keyboard and midi keyboard)
and hva 76 keys And semi weighted and Touch sensitives option (Under 400$)
Sir your Videos are very informative thanks
Sir , please make a video on piano grades, what is piano grades its uses and benefits should a piano learner should switch to it and what's the best way to learn piano
Hello Jeremy I would like to thank you for you service and teaching: My choice KORG EK50 love it have Q?? can I Add more style program beat in the memory of using a USB without damaging manufacture setting ,the catalog that comes with it not so many instructions. if i can find a site on web to down load , thank you for your help :
Hi Jeremy. Looking to buy our first digital piano confused between Korg b2sp or 380. My son is 4 yrs and has just started piano class. Thanks!
Great video, Jeremy, beginners should watch this video before buying a keyboard or piano by mistake. Very entertaining and highlights the main mistakes that could be made. Fortunately, I saw your videos before buying mine and I am happy with my keyboard, hehe
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Thank you for your support. 😊
Jeremy: Do not buy a mini sized keyboard for your kids above 5 years of age.
20 year old me who owns a 36-key keyboard: ...yes
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I honestly did a 5th mistake. Until now, I still using Psr E463 as midi controller 😅. But, I think it is still okay since I can still use the built in voices and styles that I can use for any Music productions sake. 😅
Nice video!
Great video Jeremy! Very useful for beginners who would like to buy their first keyboard. Keep it up.👏
Thank you for your kind compliments. Hope the algorithm can let more people benefit from this video. Do share. Thanks!
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You're the best Jeremy
Thankyou.
Excellent video and topic. I have mentioned many of these points in comments of your previous videos, and how you stated that different keyboards have various purposes, features, and abilities, and lack thereof, which is why some other than one that just wants to play a single keyboard, old school piano style withsn acoustic or electric piano may want or need one or more keyboards, depending on what they are doing.
True fact about mini key keyboards as you mentioned. Aside from various professional midi keyboard controllers and compact synths, the ones I would consider serious instruments is my Roland JD-Xi, which is not perfect, but is a jack of all trades, swiss army knife production keyboard. Especially for electronic, jazz fusion, r&b and similar genres.
The other main keyboards is the genius concept design and form factor of the Yamaha Reface Series. The CP for vintage electronic keyboards with onboard effects and the hidden Easter Egg acoustic piano. The YC fir all the classic organs, effects snd controls. The DX for a mini version of landmark DX7 synth used in so many popular hit songs. And the CS for Yamaha vintage analog synth technology. Roland also released many of their famous and popular keyboards in mini module form with and interchangeable keyboard controller in their Boutique series. All of the above have great midi implementation for recording.
And their there is the Yamaha PSS-A50, somewhat a unicorn, per se. It is a cross between a serious toy and entry professional mini keyboard at an incredible price of $100, reduced from $180. It's sounds are great, considering the price, and a limited but well thought out choice of different tones and features. It's forte is price, portability and multitasking abilities fir live oerformance and playing, if you master It's design like Masataka Kono does superbly, also using more than one, or in combo with the Casio CT-S1, and Yohan Kim does for the JD-Xi and Roland Go:Keys.
The 37 key mini format is not conventional but has evolved from toys to serious instruments with the advanced technology over the years. They keyboard action is as good as it gets and can be expected in that form factor.
Most people, myself included still find it awkward to play, including the limited number of keys, especially playing traditional sheet music, and with 61 note keyboards. There is often octave switching capabilities, but they vary in live playing practically and player ability and innovation.
Proficiency in playing, experience and music knowledge and memory retention and application is very vital to draw the most out of these instruments as the artists I mention exemplifies better than any others I have seen. Another reminder is that musical skills is the fundamental importance and critical primary factor in musicianship in playing music. A person with such skills that can adapt and improvise from fake sheet music formats or create spontaneously from their inner being can make child's play out of the limited octave range keys.
As you mentioned, other than those pursuing serious piano playing and study with traditional full weighted action 88 note pianos and keyboards, goid synth action and semi weighted key instruments are usually the most ideal, practical and affordable, lighter and portable.
There are many other great keyboards, but the Casio CT-S1, Roland Go:Keys and Go:Piano are among the best in the $200 range, and the Yamaha PSR-E373 and Casio CT-S400 are among the best arrangers in that price range.
Thr Casio CDP-S350, Yamaha DGX-670 and Alesis you reviewed are among the best in the $600 and under category, along with many of the Yamaha models, the Rokand FP series and others, albeit, smaller, lesser known brands are not as easy to get and do not get as much support or have as high quality control and reliability.
Like stated, if your resources is more abundant, you can go with even more expensive keyboards that are still great values, but better.
I discern and adapt my needs, wants and for future keyboards to not get what I really don't need at each stage at the moment.
Indeed! Discerning one's wants and needs is key to getting a suitable board for ones musical playing. 🙂
Can you make a video on which keyboard has good Ambient sounds or pad sounds
So, what (not too cheap) piano keyboard would you suggest for an adult who's an absolute beginner for learning and recreational play?
Enjoying the humor with the excellent advice!
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I am about to purchase probably the ek 50. But they are now $549. I currently play guitar and vocals gigging so thought I’d try to learn some keys
1st comment. Great tips for beginners. These tips are going to be very useful for them. Thank you very much!!!!
I'm happy to help. 😊
I did like 12 straight hours of research for a good digital piano for beginner. I've never had a piano so I had to learn a little about that instrument. I found Yamaha p-45b a really solid option and I really dont regret buying this one. Thanks for the video
Interesting one, simple without millions of buttons, and double the price i was looking at but looking at the video i decided to invest more. How are the keys? I did not understood from description, says something like the hard keys are pressed harder and light keys easier, so what i understood is from left to right but could also mean the force you are applying.
@@cristibalutai can explain but my english is not very good but what i can tell you is pianist/keyboardist like hard keys
Yo! Jeremy nice video! Can you please help me make my keyboard sound sharper like the one Paul McCartney used in Live Aid? Thanks! (i dont know how to describe the piano sound i have in my old Yamaha PSR E203. The piano mode im describing is called Brite)
Anyway, Thanks a lot for this!
hey Jeremy, what do you think about the Williams Overture 2 digital piano ? is it worth the price for comparision against Yamaha and Casio Digital pianos ? I'm getting one good deal for aroun $200 for the Williams. let me know your thoughts please..
Hi can you review the yamaha mx49 series...thank you Jeremy
If I want to record music in a DAW but then use it in my lap for practice time will I have to buy a midi controller and a keyboard with a speaker separately or is there one that could serve as both?
Always make awesone videos easy to understand, even for a frenchman. Lol !!
Thank you for your kind compliments. 😍
Hello Mr...I'm new like NEW2, and just starting a Class...What do U think if I buy PsR Ez300 Yamaha?...Do U recommend it?
I wanna learn keyboard music,is the casiotone ct-s300 is a good beginners keyboard.or should I look elsewhere?
I want to get a full size semi weighted piano to practice. Is it better I wait several months to save for a fully weighted digital piano? or go with the semi weighted now and transition later?
I don’t really have the budget for weighted keys. At the moment I own a 61 non weighted keyboard but am looking for a bit of an upgrade. Do you think the Alesia recital semi weighted would be a great option for right now?
hi i’m a beginner and i wanna learn a few piano pieces,is the casiotone ct-s1 good for that?
Jeremy can you make a review fo the Yamaha PSR E203 / YTP 200
Jeremy, I'm confused, which keyboard should I buy. Will if I buy the PSR SX 600 will it be useful for me who is still a beginner? Or should I buy a keyboard under it like PSR e 463 or Roland BK3?
Been watching your videos over and over. They are oddly entertaining. One quick question, do PSR-E373 and EZ300 have same keybed/touch that feels same, putting aside the lignting difference ? I'm asking this since you have mentioned at the other video of yours that EZ300 has slightly loud/noisy keybed. Thank you and have a good day.
Same.
HEllo Sir...
Does Velocity sensitive mean the same as Touch sensitive?
Im looking into NEKTAR GX61 which has Velocity sensitive keys
Even if a digital piano/keyboard has a low volume, you can always plug it through the PA if you're performing in a biggish venue...
Hi, are mini keys okay if I never plan to transition to full-size?
Jeremy, I've always been passionate about music, and decided recently to add the piano to my musical repertoire, starting with a keyboard (because im NOT an oil sheik, so i do, unfortunately, have a budget), and one day upgrading to a grand piano. I was almost lured by a bundle by Amazon even though i fell for the same thing with my flute several years back 🤦🤦🤦 (believe me, it didn't take long to replace THAT). Your videos helped me find a keyboard that fit within my budget that had the features & capabilities that would be necessary for me and my musical desires, and also managed to help me find the one that fits my ultimate need musically, which i don't usually expect in my first instrument of any kind - I need to feel something in my heart and soul when I hear the instrument play. So thank you, very much, for helping me find the right keyboard for me and my needs without breaking the bank, without sacrificing quality, and unfortunately being able to satisfy my ultimate musical need without years of searching.
I'm happy to help, buddy.
I am a pianist and I’m looking to get a synth for live, should I go for a 61 key ? I already have an 88 key digital piano( but it’s not portable)
Would you say a PSR EW300 Yamaha is a good choice for a very very new beginner even though it is 76 keys?
Would you suggest Yamaha P125 for an intermediate piano student ? Does it fit requirements for a piano student atleast to a grade 6 ?
hi jeremy....i just wanna clear my doubt.....is a 61-key midi controller suitable for learning purposes....im sure they have full sized keys....all i need is a software which i already have it in my laptop.....can i use the sounds from my software to use the midi controller for learning the keyboard??
So for a complete beginner the Yamaha 61 key 373 is better choice than the 76 key 310?
Hello sir can u do a review about roland xps 30
Sir, what you think about learning piano. which is the best way to learn piano should I switch for piano grades actually I am learning piano from ordinary class I can only play songs my left hand is not cordinating with songs and also,
Which is better for me yamha p 45 or yamaha p125 please reply sir
Hi Jeremy
Hows Kurzweil kp110.Can i go for it as my 1st arranger budget keyboard
Hi Jeremy, are you planning on ding a Nord review?
Can you do a review on Souidmy G-110W?
Hey brother, is casio lk-s250 a good keyboard and does it have full sized keys?
Sir what is defferent between psr e463 n i400 .. which is better to buy from dis two device..from yor suggestions..I need it
Is xinyun xy-655 good digtal piano for a begginers
Jeremy are you totally against Rock Jam 88 keyboard ? For a good start
what if my piano doesn't have the window that pups up. I wanted that, is there an external thing that can connect to see what is going on ?
Hi, does anyone have the full manual for the MK-939 that i can download? Anyone tried the Keyboard and review?
I was kind of regretting getting yamahas PSR-E373 which has unweighted touch sensitive keys but this kind of reassured me. Is it okay for a beginner to start learning on unweighted keys? I read that transitioning over to weighted will be difficult
I started at 5 years old on a keyboard without weighted keys. I never found it hard to switch over. If you like your keyboard, you made the right choice.
Can i download voice packs for my yamaha E463?
Here my setup,
37 midi controller mini keys OR 61 fullsize semiweighted midi controller
48 synthesizer full size keys
61 keys battery powered arranger
88 accoustic upright piano
But for me all i need now was the 61 keys midi controller, because i dont perform or play with band anymore.. hehe
Great rig you have! 💪🏽
I have a question. Most keyboards have demo songs that are Western music. I am interested in demo songs of Bollywood. What suggestions do you have? Can any of the entry-level learning/lighterd keyboards load additional/alternate demo songs?
Good Video
Can u do a video on M Audio oxygen 61 keyssss
I am a begginer, just bought cheap digital key under $100, sounds not really bad but not really good. i dont like the sound so i connect to daw. trying different vst's (grand piano). and actually not bad.
So I have a few questions after watching this video. I have never touched a piano/keyboard. I am curious of learning as a beginner. Is it true it is better to learn on a weighted key? I am also interested in a piano/keyboard that have different sounds i.e. guitar, drums, etc in the future. But mainly I am just want to learn to play. Any recommendations? If so, which link should I click to watch?
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Hi Jeremy, I just bought the yamaha p125 over the Roland fp30x. I just liked the way it sounded and its reliability over the latter. Did I make the right decision? Be honest please 🙏
I just got in march 2022 the yamaha p121 which the baby sibling to the yamaha p125. At it price range $1000 candian and its sale price of $749.99 i liked the yamaha more then an equilivant roland. The only rolands i would even think about buying are the high end rolands. I am liking the the 73 weighted keys a lot more then the 61 keys of my old cheaper yamaha snyth keyboard without weighted key with like 100 onboard sounds which 80% of the sounds i did not needed.
Hey Jeremy! I have a question are 76 keys enough? I’m aiming for theme songs/OST’s and certain anime pieces. Like Howl’s moving castle. 😁
Yes
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even after watching tons of videos im confused as hell whether i should go with the ctx 700 or the cts 300 pls tell me which one to buy that will be my final
everyone is giving double sided answers pls give 1 side answer some1,.
Hey Jeremy, I think it would be great if you could review the M-Audio hammer 88. I think it would be an interesting review given given the fact that it is a hammer action midi controller with lots of included software.
You do not recomend a yamaha who is p-45 have light weight in the key?
Hey Jeremy...Is casio Cts 200 Is a good keyboard for a beginner?
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Very helpful videos. Thanks. But please stop telling people to smash the like button. I smashed it and unfortunately broke the glass on my iPad.
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A beginner here, need recommendation between Korg B2, Yamaha P45 and Roland FP10..
I recommend Kawai ES110
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