I just found one placed in our communal bins, I assumed it was faulty, but not. People today, just seem to throw away decent stuff. Good vid, I’ve cleaned it and it now is as new.
For cheapest good sounding (AiX) Casio keyboard that has a lot of features, check out the Casio CT-X700 For even nicer sounds (much less features though, but smaller size if it's important to you) check out the Casio CT-S1 I searched for a VERY long time (over half a year I think), and ai could not find better sounding keyboard at this price, The Yamaha Piaggero NP12 or NP15 sounds really good but does not play very nice, meaning, it has a noticable (and pretty annoying) sample layer switch in its main piano sound, so occasionally you are going to have unintentional accented notes. Another very good aounding one is the Korg Liano L1, but I haven't have the opportunity to try it yet, people reported that its keys start to get loose or change their default position (vertically), I read this on some forum that I can't remember the name of it, so I would avoid the Korg Liano L1 fro its keybed problem reason.
There is a"Luxurious dinner place type of" jazz pianist with his name as a TH-cam channel called "Masataka Kono". He has a playlist called "CT-S1". I suggest you check that playlist out, especially some comparison videos, (for example his Casio CT-S1 vs Yamaha Piaggero NP35 comparison video). Don't get fooled by his excellent playing makes the CT-S1 (or the other keyboards) sound veeery good, but in reality I think the Casio CT-S1 is definitely a nice sounding keyboard that also plays nicely, AND one of the smallest size and weight options on the whole keyboard market (I think it is still the number #1 in terms of size for a 61-key keyboard). I wish you good luck with your purchase! I have a red CT-S1, and now I'm thinking of buying a white color one of the same CT-S1, because I use it for creating TH-cam videos outside and for occasional mini concerts, and if one keyboard doesn't start for some reason (never happened with my red CT-S1 yet) then I will have a 2nd CT-S1 in the back of the car, it is so small that even 2 of them easily fit into the back of the car. Note: I find the natutal decay-time of the piano sound is not very long, it is OK, but I like ppaying slower/ballad/relaxing type of solo piano music with it, and I almost always use a quiet pad sound as a 2nd layer, I have one custom preset of the Stage Piano *default 1st sound when we turn it on) with quieter synth pad layer, plus another custom preset of the same default 1st piano sound "Stage Piano" with a litle bit louder pad sound, this time it is a strings ensemble layer sound, so I have to think about using the sustain pedal a little bit more carefully when playing melody-runs, because those can sound weird/"crowded"(?) with the sustain pedal pressed down when using strings sound (even just as a layer string background sound).
I just found one placed in our communal bins, I assumed it was faulty, but not. People today, just seem to throw away decent stuff. Good vid, I’ve cleaned it and it now is as new.
Great video, I loved that demonstration ❤️
Hello should i go for this keyboard?😊
Thanks for the review! Does it have a sustain function (since it doesn't take a sustain pedal I believe...) ???
No, sorry...
i got it, and no:(
03:11 the touch of your hand says you catch me wherever i fall , you say it best
Whats the name of the song you're playng at 1:19? Its beautiful
queen - show must go on
Thanks!
Seriously?
Is it sensitive?
No
Thank you🙏
Thanks for review. I guess it is no go. AIX engines is must have option only. Or it sounds like really cheap stuff
For cheapest good sounding (AiX) Casio keyboard that has a lot of features,
check out the
Casio CT-X700
For even nicer sounds
(much less features though, but smaller size if it's important to you)
check out the
Casio CT-S1
I searched for a VERY long time
(over half a year I think),
and ai could not find better sounding keyboard at this price,
The Yamaha Piaggero NP12 or NP15 sounds really good but does not play very nice, meaning, it has a noticable (and pretty annoying) sample layer switch in its main piano sound, so occasionally you are going to have unintentional accented notes.
Another very good aounding one is the Korg Liano L1, but I haven't have the opportunity to try it yet, people reported that its keys start to get loose or change their default position (vertically), I read this on some forum that I can't remember the name of it,
so I would avoid the Korg Liano L1 fro its keybed problem reason.
@@kaisfp not that guy, but thanks! Im a completely new in this and really appreciate your recommendations. Was thinking of getting the CT-S1
There is a"Luxurious dinner place type of" jazz pianist with his name as a TH-cam channel called "Masataka Kono".
He has a playlist called "CT-S1".
I suggest you check that playlist out, especially some comparison videos, (for example his Casio CT-S1 vs Yamaha Piaggero NP35 comparison video).
Don't get fooled by his excellent playing makes the CT-S1 (or the other keyboards) sound veeery good,
but in reality I think the Casio CT-S1 is definitely a nice sounding keyboard that also plays nicely, AND one of the smallest size and weight options on the whole keyboard market (I think it is still the number #1 in terms of size for a 61-key keyboard).
I wish you good luck with your purchase!
I have a red CT-S1, and now I'm thinking of buying a white color one of the same CT-S1, because I use it for creating TH-cam videos outside and for occasional mini concerts, and if one keyboard doesn't start for some reason (never happened with my red CT-S1 yet) then I will have a 2nd CT-S1 in the back of the car, it is so small that even 2 of them easily fit into the back of the car.
Note: I find the natutal decay-time of the piano sound is not very long, it is OK, but I like ppaying slower/ballad/relaxing type of solo piano music with it, and I almost always use a quiet pad sound as a 2nd layer, I have one custom preset of the Stage Piano *default 1st sound when we turn it on) with quieter synth pad layer,
plus another custom preset of the same default 1st piano sound "Stage Piano" with a litle bit louder pad sound, this time it is a strings ensemble layer sound, so I have to think about using the sustain pedal a little bit more carefully when playing melody-runs, because those can sound weird/"crowded"(?) with the sustain pedal pressed down when using strings sound (even just as a layer string background sound).
Hello mate... Did i saw you in BGT?
What is BGT?
Thank you.
@@kaisfp Britain's got talent show...
where is metronom
Nice ☺️
elite BGT contestant
What's BGT?
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