I have to say, it’s a really good instrument to practice with in between your concerts In your travels. Potentially, I can play this foldable piano on the train and sing to all of the passengers.I would play my favorite songs. The Sounds reminds me from working with a program called Braille music editor.
Sir, from your friend's playing, it looks like the keys were emulating the hammered actions on piano, but unfortunately the sounding is too tingy (the cons of budgeted digital piano), however this digital was quite good for professional practice (only) before recitals in hotel room.
I liked it too, and ended up giving it to him. Now I've got one called the Longeye Fold Pro II for myself and it's got wildly better speakers.... But missing some of the cool features like the lighted keys.
Nice video man! I am an experienced player but I am looking for something portable to use as a MIDI controller. I may use it on rehersals... Nonetheless, a lot of people says this is for beginners... is there any particular drawback why you wouldn't recommend it to use it live?
The sound isn't fantastic coming from the speakers, but I didn't have any issues running through software with it. I have another brand that just arrived this weekend I'll be doing a video for, but I've yet to even open the box and look at it. I have a feeling it's the same keyboard just with a different name, though.
@@RynoDBones Thanks for the info! I won't be using the speakers or the built in sounds, I'll always use a software so I guess it should be acceptable. Cheers!
Hi, nice demo!! I received one of these today. Could you figure out how to select the rhythms? The manual has the list, but no instruction on how to select them. Thank you!!!
I think you press and hold the tone button and turn the volume knob to switch tones. Maybe press and hold the demo button and turn volume knob for the rhythms. I can't recall, but I'll check when I get off work tonight.
..i hooked up your review with a lie detector....and 90% of the time it was showing TRUE....so i went out and bought one.... waitin for delivery now.....thanks for the great video !!!!!
I liked this one a lot, mainly for the Bluetooth connectivity. I got one from another company a few months back that is similar and the speakers on the new one sound better….but the app support is really limited. Not great speakers aside, I wish I hadn’t donated the Finger Dance to a school. It was a lot of fun for a beginner.
Is it hard to press the keys all the way down? because I have a terence PT611 and It is very hard to press the key I need to use force to press it down and my arms get tired after 15 minutes of practice, and I'm thinking to upgrade it to an 88 keys portable piano. Please kindly answer my question thanks!
These are very light press, but they do emulate weighted keys. Not heavy at all. Honestly if you're not an absolute beginner, is skip this one. It's more for people who have no experience for a first keyboard. Save up and grab a Casio or Yamaha if you know how to play already.
The keys will be active, but if you’re not pressing really hard you might get away with playing on one half only. I kinda had some fun trying to play both sides at the same time standing it up on my desk. Haha
I believe it does, but only in the keyboard. Like it's not going to record files you can export. You'd need to connect to a device that can record from an input device. I use Garage Band.
hello, how is your folding piano at the moment? i have read the comments on AMAZON and they say it sounds like a toy or that after two months of daily use it stops working, it breaks inside without being hit or some keys stop working... and that makes me not trust to buy it? what do you think? thank you very much, i wait for your answer ....
It's definitely a budget beginner keyboard. I thought it sounded fine, but I also used it with garage band to make recordings so I could get realistic sounds from it. The built in sound fonts are good, too. I think people are trying to compare this to a big name brand that costs hundreds more, and you just can't do that with something in this price range. I've had it for months now and it's still working fine. BUT these companies are notorious for quality control issues so I don't doubt other folks have had bad luck. If you want something guaranteed, spend more to get a Casio or Yamaha. If you're getting something for a student that doesn't know if they're going to be playing for years... That's what these budget instruments are good for.
Why are so few people reviewing epianos running through a iPad sound processor app? This piano's o board sound is terrible but as a few reviewers of epianos show, all you need to do is hook it up and it can sound like anything
I have to say, it’s a really good instrument to practice with in between your concerts In your travels.
Potentially, I can play this foldable piano on the train and sing to all of the passengers.I would play my favorite songs.
The Sounds reminds me from working with a program called Braille music editor.
I never worried about buying headphone to practice with, everyone around me offers me one, have more than I can ever use now
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Is there an option to change the hertz? I prefer tuning the key of A to 432 hz instead of 440 hz.
There isn't, no.
Sir, from your friend's playing, it looks like the keys were emulating the hammered actions on piano, but unfortunately the sounding is too tingy (the cons of budgeted digital piano), however this digital was quite good for professional practice (only) before recitals in hotel room.
I liked it too, and ended up giving it to him. Now I've got one called the Longeye Fold Pro II for myself and it's got wildly better speakers.... But missing some of the cool features like the lighted keys.
Nice video man! I am an experienced player but I am looking for something portable to use as a MIDI controller. I may use it on rehersals... Nonetheless, a lot of people says this is for beginners... is there any particular drawback why you wouldn't recommend it to use it live?
The sound isn't fantastic coming from the speakers, but I didn't have any issues running through software with it. I have another brand that just arrived this weekend I'll be doing a video for, but I've yet to even open the box and look at it. I have a feeling it's the same keyboard just with a different name, though.
@@RynoDBones Thanks for the info! I won't be using the speakers or the built in sounds, I'll always use a software so I guess it should be acceptable. Cheers!
Freaking awesome!
BX20 vs CTS1 .
Which one is better?
Amazing budd
Hi, nice demo!! I received one of these today. Could you figure out how to select the rhythms? The manual has the list, but no instruction on how to select them. Thank you!!!
I think you press and hold the tone button and turn the volume knob to switch tones. Maybe press and hold the demo button and turn volume knob for the rhythms. I can't recall, but I'll check when I get off work tonight.
..i hooked up your review with a lie detector....and 90% of the time it was showing TRUE....so i went out and bought one.... waitin for delivery now.....thanks for the great video !!!!!
I liked this one a lot, mainly for the Bluetooth connectivity. I got one from another company a few months back that is similar and the speakers on the new one sound better….but the app support is really limited. Not great speakers aside, I wish I hadn’t donated the Finger Dance to a school. It was a lot of fun for a beginner.
Is it hard to press the keys all the way down? because I have a terence PT611 and It is very hard to press the key I need to use force to press it down and my arms get tired after 15 minutes of practice, and I'm thinking to upgrade it to an 88 keys portable piano. Please kindly answer my question thanks!
These are very light press, but they do emulate weighted keys. Not heavy at all. Honestly if you're not an absolute beginner, is skip this one. It's more for people who have no experience for a first keyboard. Save up and grab a Casio or Yamaha if you know how to play already.
Alright, I think I will get a second hand upright piano. Thanks for ur feedback!
how can you turn on the Led keys? i can't turn it on.
perhaps you got the version without leds?
Hi, how to turn on the lights of that piano? Thanks
What is the name of the program you used to connect the bluetooth ?
I used POP Piano for the lessons, and GarageBand to use it as an input device.
Hi there I'm really curious are the keys narrower than a standard piano keys?
As far as I can tell they are pretty standard size keys. May be slightly more narrow, but I've not had a piano myself in decades.
Is it safe to play while folded? Or will it play the keys on the bottom?
The keys will be active, but if you’re not pressing really hard you might get away with playing on one half only. I kinda had some fun trying to play both sides at the same time standing it up on my desk. Haha
Hai this piano got internal recording?
I believe it does, but only in the keyboard. Like it's not going to record files you can export. You'd need to connect to a device that can record from an input device. I use Garage Band.
hello, how is your folding piano at the moment? i have read the comments on AMAZON and they say it sounds like a toy or that after two months of daily use it stops working, it breaks inside without being hit or some keys stop working... and that makes me not trust to buy it? what do you think? thank you very much, i wait for your answer ....
It's definitely a budget beginner keyboard. I thought it sounded fine, but I also used it with garage band to make recordings so I could get realistic sounds from it. The built in sound fonts are good, too. I think people are trying to compare this to a big name brand that costs hundreds more, and you just can't do that with something in this price range. I've had it for months now and it's still working fine. BUT these companies are notorious for quality control issues so I don't doubt other folks have had bad luck. If you want something guaranteed, spend more to get a Casio or Yamaha. If you're getting something for a student that doesn't know if they're going to be playing for years... That's what these budget instruments are good for.
@@RynoDBones thank you very much for your answer, may god bless you.
is it good
Do you happen to know the polyphony count of this?
Sorry, I don’t. I ended up donating it to a school a while back.
will this charge with usb-c to usb-c or just A to C?
Sorry, I don’t recall. I donated this shortly after making the video.
I cant find the Popiano app on ios anymore. Do you know any alternatives that the keyboard lights would still work?
Might check Simply Piano or Pianote
Thanks for reviewing this keyboard. I almost buy it. After watching your video, I realized this keyboard sounds so bad. It sounds like a toy keyboard.
Why are so few people reviewing epianos running through a iPad sound processor app? This piano's o board sound is terrible but as a few reviewers of epianos show, all you need to do is hook it up and it can sound like anything
I've heard worse keyboard sounds
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You are supposed to take the strap off
Hi, is that red light optional?
I honestly don't recall. I donated this to a school shortly after I made the video. Sorry!
It is optional