Did Casio actually change their standard box keys they’ve been using for years now? Is this new CT model essentially using the same action as the MZX-500, but with 76 keys?
the principle of construction is the same : plasic hinged 'key-arrays'. So it still has the 'special feel' of pastic hinged actions. BUT quallity of ''Casio actual generation action' has much improved: feels solid, no noise, no clicky-clacky and it seems they don't wear out anymore The keys still have a rather flush 'bottom hit' - very different to the 'firm hit' of e.g. Roland Go.
Casio should have improved the interface to make it easy to do split and layer. Some of the advanced piano+pad tone is terrible. The pad part is just too thick and draggy. Despite having more sounds than Yamaha Piaggero NP15/35, I don’t think most people will bother to use them because of the clumsy user interface. If Casio insists on using the function + keys combo to change setting, why not just label them like Casio CDP range? And can we have a looping feature in the recorder？ And a pair of 1/4 inch line out, please?
76 keys should be enough for most of the pop/ rock songs, only classical piano musicians will have issues. Ghibli songs will be ok, but not for Ryuichi Sakamoto
When I tried the ct-s1 61 in a music shop I was amazed by the sound. But I won't purchase 61 keys, because it's not enough for the songs I play. 76 keys would be amazing, I can carry this easily to play anywhere.
Kawai made good pianos. Than … looks like they stopped. Casio started to make good pianos… do casio stole something from kawai? Know how or the engineers?
measured decay of the main-piano of CT-S1 61 and Roland GO. On Note C4: Roland Go: 8 seconds (EIGHT !) Casio CT: 17 seconds : this is a good value for such a budget key. Also, differently to older PX, the decay curve is smooth.
Why he doesn't get old?! but I'm glad to see him everytime. Lovely presentations as always.
Did Casio actually change their standard box keys they’ve been using for years now? Is this new CT model essentially using the same action as the MZX-500, but with 76 keys?
the principle of construction is the same : plasic hinged 'key-arrays'. So it still has the 'special feel' of pastic hinged actions.
BUT quallity of ''Casio actual generation action' has much improved: feels solid, no noise, no clicky-clacky and it seems they don't wear out anymore
The keys still have a rather flush 'bottom hit' - very different to the 'firm hit' of e.g. Roland Go.
Casio should have improved the interface to make it easy to do split and layer. Some of the advanced piano+pad tone is terrible. The pad part is just too thick and draggy. Despite having more sounds than Yamaha Piaggero NP15/35, I don’t think most people will bother to use them because of the clumsy user interface. If Casio insists on using the function + keys combo to change setting, why not just label them like Casio CDP range? And can we have a looping feature in the recorder？ And a pair of 1/4 inch line out, please?
can you mix the sound effect together?
Let's say, Standard Piano + Strings
Does the sustain pedal work on the second voice in the layer?
That thing have a hammond b option?
Guys, please let me know if this has enough keys to play most Ghibli songs? thanks!
76 keys should be enough for most of the pop/ rock songs, only classical piano musicians will have issues. Ghibli songs will be ok, but not for Ryuichi Sakamoto
When I tried the ct-s1 61 in a music shop I was amazed by the sound. But I won't purchase 61 keys, because it's not enough for the songs I play. 76 keys would be amazing, I can carry this easily to play anywhere.
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Does the plastic-like-a-toy feel and weight of Casio ct s1 has been improved in 76 keys version??
Nope, there's just more of them 😂 and slightly bigger speakers. That's it.
The Stage Piano voice can't beat the Yamaha's Grand Piano to be honest.
For this reason, I agree with u. Yamaha is better for the grand piano
Hmm yes , They are sampled from different pianos.
It is a nice instrument for a gig in a pub, but it's not powerful enough to use on stage. It misses low-end and sound-dynamics.
Kawai made good pianos. Than … looks like they stopped. Casio started to make good pianos… do casio stole something from kawai? Know how or the engineers?
Like if you want Casio to increase the sustain or decay of the piano sound.
100%. It’s why I stay well clear of any Casio Stage or Digital P
measured decay of the main-piano of CT-S1 61 and Roland GO. On Note C4:
Roland Go: 8 seconds (EIGHT !)
Casio CT: 17 seconds : this is a good value for such a budget key. Also, differently to older PX, the decay curve is smooth.
@@higgy7762 Give up, there are always guys who bash Casio...I love them and use two PS-X5 for twelve years exclusively
It doesn't make any sense at all with 76 keys