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Hi Jeremy, i wondering what your thoughts are on the ctk 2000 compared to the ctk 3500. I was noticing the 2000 has 110 built in songs compared to the 50 offered on the ctk3500 although its a bit of an older model in comparison, I am uncertain as a beginner if i should opt with the 2000 both are used and I was just hoping for a professional opinion and also curious if you can add different songs to the keyboard or if it only works with the preinstalled songs?
I have just started studing to learn playing the piano, after watching videos about learning to play the piano for many years, because of this locking down period, and suddenly I discovered something that no video said: to learn to play the piano you need to learn to play it without watching the keys, simply because the piano is played by two hands and if you watch to one hand you cannot watch to the other one!
Thanks Jeremy. Always good to get your thoughts on these subjects. I've seen all your reviews on these keyboards and it's good to "refresh" via your vids. I just sold a CTK 3500 & bought a CT-X5000. What a monster keyboard it is. I don't think I'm going to need to upgrade for many years.
Based almost entirely on your videos (along with the manual, some sound/rhythm demos), I ordered my Casio CT-X700. I understand your concerns about the convenience of the UI, but the AiX sound quality, price, and feature set just won me over. Thanks, Jeremy, for all your hard word and honest opinions.
Hi Tom, just curious if the CX700 is compatible with the Chordana App as I want to use the app for learning for my daughter. And I honestly like the specs of the CX700 since the price point between the CX700 and the CTK-3500 as so near.
I have the Casio SA-76, which I have used to play music at religious services at assisted living facilities, and it comes in handy. (It would be nice if Casio would release a 49-key keyboard with mini keys; I think they did a long time ago, but it was not released in the United States.
Like you, Jeremy, I ended up letting go my CT-x5000... yes, Casio has leveled up but still couldn't surpass even Yamaha PsR E-series... now I'm waiting for Korg i3 to be released.
I own an almost fully working Casio Casiotone MT-800 keyboard, there are just a couple of effect buttons that need to be fixed. It is almost fourty years old, my father bought it. The keys are smaller than the standard size and they are not touch sensitive, but, connected to an Hi-Fi amplifier, with Hi-Fi headphones, it sounds good.
Hi Jeremy I have A Casio Ctk 6000 for the past 7 years and it has served me well, why not review that, I know price range could be just a tad bit more but it still suits beginner to intermediate level players
The CT-S100 is the only one that doesn’t seem to have inflated in price like crazy at least where I live. The X700 you liked is almost 3x the price at 270 bucks. I think I’ll either have to settle for the 100 or find some used one. I’m sure either will be better than the 35 dollar keyboard my daughter has now from a toy store.
My name is Jeremy See and I will see u in next video. Nice video and outro U should have mentioned a pitch blend for casio ctx700 which is missing but anyway amazing video
@@JeremySee i was knowing it is in ctx800 anyway thanks for ur kind words And yup i am enjoying yamaha psr e363 which u recommended Just feeling lack of keys
Hey my friend. I am a subscriber and fellow "Jeremian". Interesting note, I haven't owned a keyboard in over 20 years & YET I STILL ENJOY WATCHING your keyboard videos and i enjoyed your "living in Singapore" videos. Keep up the great work!!!! One question...from here on. can you please mention in your keyboard videos - whether or not the model has "OCTAVE SHIFT". I know you can get around that by using a keyboards transpose feature (as long as it can up or down 12 semitones/1 octave) but it's not really the same thing. I love Casio keyboards. Because of your reviews, i have my eye on the CS300. I want to turn it into a keytar!!! lmao... I am harmonica player by trade and never really learned piano before, so this will be interesting!!!! Thank you again for your excellent videos!!!!
Hi Jeremy, if I wanted to buy the CT-X700, I think I would give some more money and buy the CT-X800. The USB connector is really a great addition. Among other things, it makes it possible to upload new rhythms and new songs easily to the keyboard. There is also the possibility to convert a MRF song recorded with the 6-tracks recorder to a standard MIDI file and save it to an USB stick for later edition in a DAW. Actually, it is very easy to produce a standard MIDI file on the CT-X800, which is quite a non-documented feature unfortunately.
Hi Vinciane, yes the CT-X800 is better than the CT-X700, however, in isn't readily available in many markets. Hope France is managing the situation well.
Jeremy See Hi Jeremy, the things are more or less under control, the only issue is that we don’t know at this stage how long the quarantine will last yet and it is depressing to be stuck at home without any contact with family and friends excepted by phone or Skype, FaceTime etc. I think we will have to stay at home for one more month before we’re allowed to move around freely again. How are things in Singapore now?
Tomorrow I am going out to buy a CTS300 or a CTX700.. I've been wracking my brain for days trying to decide which one. I love the CTS size, but love the CTX sound. The CTX has so many more functions, but most I'll never use, but no tone wheel, which the CTS has and I will use. It's driving me nuts.
Really enjoying your videos and advice! Thank You! I am having somewhat of a hard time in choosing. I'm a beginner. Wanting to start with online lessons. Lessons that have the piano/keyboard attached to the computer so my progress can be tracked and graded for rhythm and pitch, etc. I know I'll need a metronome, would like headphone and sustain pedal and I'm guessing touch sensitive would be helpful for a beginner. I question how necessary different voices and accompaniments and a few other features are necessary and helpful for a beginner. I just want to learn how to play first. Portability would be nice as well but still would like full size keys for touch and muscle memory.
JEREMY wadayano about the CASIO WK 200 just setup one of my students with it I'm doing a demo of the recording feature and learning as I go very little on the web on this model
Hey Jeremy please answer 2 questions, 1) How important is that "Adjust volume mix when layering voices" feature for a beginner like me 2)Can not learning on weighted keys piano create a major hurdle to improvise the skill in future?
Hey Jeremy, i am just getting into playing on the keybaord. I used to play at school a couple years ago but need to get a new one because of how old the one i currently have is... i dont no what the best option for me is as i just want to play songs on it... i dont have alot of money either and value ur advice thank u
Hey Jeremy. Great video. Well your subscribers start to mature overtime and even though my budget is still meager I need to get the best weighted full sized weighted 88 key. Your thought on which would be the best option. Maybe, Yamha 88 key Go pisno.
Good day. Tell me which synthesizer to buy for home schooling: yamaha psr-363 or casio ct-x700? I speak English fluently and can’t read all the comments ((
I say, you made no mention of Casio key lighting keyboards? If you have elsewhere please inform me(especially regarding midi/ usb connections to host pc .Thank you
I saw the Casio piano CTK-2080 on sale today, I considered buying it as a beginner. I noticed its not mentioned here, would that still be a good choice? In terms of an adult learning with your videos?
Hi. I’m planning to but a keyboard for my 6 year old daughter. I was looking to buy the ones that has lighting keys so that she can follow and learn. Something like Casio LK S250. But I am not sure if that’s the right choice. Could you please give me some suggestions?
Mr. See, I hope you're well and I have a question. Do you prefer the Roland PHA-IV Standard action or the Yamaha GHS? My Novation 61SLmk2 is dying and I need a controller. Should I get the P-125 and a desktop mini controller for MIDI or just go straight to the Roland A-88mk2? I don't need a portable digital piano but I want 88 hammer action keys with half-pedal and splits on separate MIDI channels. Thanks!
Sir when I checked the prize of keyboards at Alibaba site..its unbelievably cheaper! What's your opinion on buying from it sir? It had 88 keys touch sensitive keyboards costing around 100$!
Hi Jeremy, does the CTX700/800 support the Chordana App of casio? If not I am looking at this or the CTK3500 for my daughter and I think the Chordana App seems like a very good tool for beginners. TIA!👍🏽🙏🏻
Hey Jermy, would you say the ctx700 the best for a beginner pre teen who never touched a instrument in her life? Like does it have any settings or special features for complete beginners? I thought the keylight function on the casiotone would be great for a 13 yo kid whose playing and learning for the first time so was surprised to hear that you don't think there that great. Lol. I'm looking to get one for her for christmas but feel overwhelmed with all the casio options. I was thinking about the light keys being great for a beginner but now im doubting. Can you please give some advice Jermy? You would be helping make a little girls christmas wish come true! Any advice is appreciated.
Hi Jeremy! I recently decided I wanted to get a keyboard to start to learn to play and I stumbled across your channel. I really love your content and it has been a great help as I decide what keyboard to buy. I am between the Casio CT-X800 and Yamaha EW-300. I knew your issues with the Casio CT-X700/800, but for my question, is it worth getting a 76 key keyboard or will I be okay with 61?
If your objective is to play classical piano pieces, then maybe you can go with 76 keys. Otherwise 61 keys is enough. Even for a good part of classical music, you can go with it.
hey Jeremy between yamaha psr e363 and Yamaha Piaggero NP-12, which one do you recommend? i am a complete beginner and want to play pop songs. i dont care about the extra functions/features just need something which sounds good(almost like a real piano).
I was wondering about the extra keys on the PSR-EW300. (as opposed to the 61 key PSR-E363). Are they on the lower end? Those are the ones I would need more...
Hey Jeremy I know u said ctx700 it's the one for the win ... But I don't really have my budget for that . Is Cts300 good enough to start witb or I should maybe wait for 3-4 months till I can get ctx700
WOW, here in EU a lot of the keyboards are overpriced such as the CTS300 and CTX700 and more. I am planning to buy my first keyboard because I am inspired these days to learn instruments and also got my MIDI controller and ukulele already but it's disappointing that the price is stopping me from getting an ideal keyboard that would help me improve my skills. I guess I'll just go with CTK3500 coz the price here is just right and it has a MIDI USB where I can easily connect it to any DAWs I use.
@@JeremySee Hello! Can you recommend which is better CTS300 or CTK3500? I am a beginner with keyboards and I really want to learn, I had an interest in keyboards since I was young but never really got the opportunity and resources back then to learn it. I have watched several of your reviews so I know that both have a MIDI USB Connection, which is something I am looking for a keyboard and both seem to play well and just right for beginners and has the price range I am looking for at 100-150 euros (although I hate the prices here in EU are too much) but which would you honestly think is better between the two coz I am still not sure which to get even though I have watched a lot of reviews? I was considering the PSS A50 coz I saw it first because of its feature and price and it has a MIDI USB connection but I am not sure if it is ideal for someone who would like to really learn to play a keyboard. Also, it's not readily available here, I had to wait at least 14 weeks to get it. Please help, sorry I am very novice about things like this.
Jeremy, I just watched your newest video today(which is not popping up here)...anyhow as teacher I like the idea of your computer program that changes the sounds on the cheaper keyboards(yay!)...I was not sure about the key pressure and terrible touch of those...does it actually change that? I was now not recommending those to my students....but if the touch can be improved, I would be willing to try that!!! Did you invent this? I actually need more training in electronic keyboards...I have played acoustic all my life. Short story..looking for a keyboard for a student, I had a guy come over w a nice 400$ used keyboard...it all sounded great...then I realized I could not even TRY out the piano without an amplifier!!!!
Hey Linda, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Do have a look at this other video I made if you haven't done so. th-cam.com/video/BwJulJvCBRo/w-d-xo.html
Guys im not sure what to pick, yamaha np 12 or casio lk s250, i will be playing digital piano for first time. I think key light system will help me better of the casio but i feel like yamaha is better quality, what do i pick??
I am looking to start playing the keyboard and have been watching your videos. I know you recommend the PSR-E363 for your students. Would the PSR-EW300 be a good starting keyboard as well? I wanted to start with 76 keys instead of 61, everything else seems to be about the same from what I could tell.
Jeremy See I couldn’t get my hands on the Yamaha E363 it’s sold out everywhere in Europe!! Thomann weren’t *expecting* stock until late July at the earliest so I Went for the Casio CTX800 in the end and I’m super happy!
Hi master, i wonder if you keep thinking that ctx700 y the best for beginners, now that ctx800 is on the line. Thanks for all your videos, I will invite a cup of cofe as soon as I get paid.
Man, I hope they launch an improved CT-X5000 with the drawbar organ of the CTK-7200. And with record function like the CTK-7200. But Jeremy is right, it will not be soon.
I'm looking forward to seeing: - a 76-key version of a CT-X keyboard. - a key-lighting AiX keyboard in English. I don't think they're ever gonna release any of them.
Hi Jeremy, I understand you like the tones of the Yamaha E363 a lot. But for beginners, I think that could be just a luxury-to-have. Meanwhile the CTX700 offers many more basic and useful features that are useful to users. Can I say the CTX700 is a better choice between these two entry level keyboards with very similar prices, for beginners? What do you think? Thanks!
If you will use Dual and Split functions, one day you may want to adjust the volume of the sounds. The PSR E363 can adjust the volumes, and the CT-X700 can't. If you need more registration banks, the CT-X700 offer 8 banks of 4 registrations each (32 in total). The PSR E363 have only 1 bank of 10. If the piano tones are your main concern, my preference is the CT-X700. The piano sound on the PSR E363 is okay, but it sounds dated. If you will use the keyboard as a MIDI controller A LOT, go for the PSR E363. It has a built-in interface, so the sound of the computer will go through the PSR E363 speakers.
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Jeremy See which one is better the casiotone s300 or a yamaha np12?
Hi Jeremy, i wondering what your thoughts are on the ctk 2000 compared to the ctk 3500. I was noticing the 2000 has 110 built in songs compared to the 50 offered on the ctk3500 although its a bit of an older model in comparison, I am uncertain as a beginner if i should opt with the 2000 both are used and I was just hoping for a professional opinion and also curious if you can add different songs to the keyboard or if it only works with the preinstalled songs?
please Which is better the casio at-3 or ct-x700???
I have just started studing to learn playing the piano, after watching videos about learning to play the piano for many years, because of this locking down period, and suddenly I discovered something that no video said: to learn to play the piano you need to learn to play it without watching the keys, simply because the piano is played by two hands and if you watch to one hand you cannot watch to the other one!
Thanks Jeremy jee, iam from India , I had confused, after watching this video, u cleared my doubt
time to make a video about Casio CT-S300 vs Yamaha PSR E363
Thanks Jeremy. Always good to get your thoughts on these subjects. I've seen all your reviews on these keyboards and it's good to "refresh" via your vids. I just sold a CTK 3500 & bought a CT-X5000. What a monster keyboard it is. I don't think I'm going to need to upgrade for many years.
Great upgrade choice!💪🏽
Based almost entirely on your videos (along with the manual, some sound/rhythm demos), I ordered my Casio CT-X700. I understand your concerns about the convenience of the UI, but the AiX sound quality, price, and feature set just won me over.
Thanks, Jeremy, for all your hard word and honest opinions.
I'm happy to help buddy. Have fun!
Hi Tom, just curious if the CX700 is compatible with the Chordana App as I want to use the app for learning for my daughter. And I honestly like the specs of the CX700 since the price point between the CX700 and the CTK-3500 as so near.
Never in my life thinking that I would consider buying Casio keyboard instead of Yamaha's. Now here I am.. Lol
i've always seen yamaha keyboards with rose-colored glasses and now im about to own casio ct-x700
@@annisasabrina8259 good for you man
@@Terrakol hey I’m thinking of purchasing either one to keep myself busy through another lockdown? Was it worth it
@@zara7302 I am gonna do the same
I have the Casio SA-76, which I have used to play music at religious services at assisted living facilities, and it comes in handy. (It would be nice if Casio would release a 49-key keyboard with mini keys; I think they did a long time ago, but it was not released in the United States.
Like you, Jeremy, I ended up letting go my CT-x5000... yes, Casio has leveled up but still couldn't surpass even Yamaha PsR E-series... now I'm waiting for Korg i3 to be released.
I love the sounds that come out from the piano. So, i decided to learn how to play with it and looking which is okay to buy for a beginner like me.
I own an almost fully working Casio Casiotone MT-800 keyboard, there are just a couple of effect buttons that need to be fixed. It is almost fourty years old, my father bought it. The keys are smaller than the standard size and they are not touch sensitive, but, connected to an Hi-Fi amplifier, with Hi-Fi headphones, it sounds good.
Hi Jeremy I have A Casio Ctk 6000 for the past 7 years and it has served me well, why not review that, I know price range could be just a tad bit more but it still suits beginner to intermediate level players
The CT-S100 is the only one that doesn’t seem to have inflated in price like crazy at least where I live. The X700 you liked is almost 3x the price at 270 bucks. I think I’ll either have to settle for the 100 or find some used one. I’m sure either will be better than the 35 dollar keyboard my daughter has now from a toy store.
Great video Jeremyyyy!!!!
You make it easy and it helps a lot of people out there!!!!!!!!
❤️❤️❤️
I'm happy to share what I know. Thanks for watching.
My name is Jeremy See and I will see u in next video.
Nice video and outro
U should have mentioned a pitch blend for casio ctx700 which is missing but anyway amazing video
Pitch bend is in CT-X800 but many markets don't have CT-X800. Thanks for watching the video to the end buddy.
@@JeremySee i was knowing it is in ctx800 anyway thanks for ur kind words
And yup i am enjoying yamaha psr e363 which u recommended
Just feeling lack of keys
Hey my friend. I am a subscriber and fellow "Jeremian".
Interesting note, I haven't owned a keyboard in over 20 years & YET I STILL ENJOY WATCHING your keyboard videos and i enjoyed your "living in Singapore" videos. Keep up the great work!!!!
One question...from here on. can you please mention in your keyboard videos - whether or not the model has "OCTAVE SHIFT".
I know you can get around that by using a keyboards transpose feature (as long as it can up or down 12 semitones/1 octave) but it's not really the same thing.
I love Casio keyboards. Because of your reviews, i have my eye on the CS300. I want to turn it into a keytar!!!
lmao...
I am harmonica player by trade and never really learned piano before, so this will be interesting!!!!
Thank you again for your excellent videos!!!!
Hi Jeremy, if I wanted to buy the CT-X700, I think I would give some more money and buy the CT-X800. The USB connector is really a great addition. Among other things, it makes it possible to upload new rhythms and new songs easily to the keyboard.
There is also the possibility to convert a MRF song recorded with the 6-tracks recorder to a standard MIDI file and save it to an USB stick for later edition in a DAW. Actually, it is very easy to produce a standard MIDI file on the CT-X800, which is quite a non-documented feature unfortunately.
Hi Vinciane, yes the CT-X800 is better than the CT-X700, however, in isn't readily available in many markets. Hope France is managing the situation well.
Jeremy See Hi Jeremy, the things are more or less under control, the only issue is that we don’t know at this stage how long the quarantine will last yet and it is depressing to be stuck at home without any contact with family and friends excepted by phone or Skype, FaceTime etc.
I think we will have to stay at home for one more month before we’re allowed to move around freely again. How are things in Singapore now?
We are in day 3 of a one month movement restriction. Many business will go bankrupt and many people will lose their jobs...
Tomorrow I am going out to buy a CTS300 or a CTX700.. I've been wracking my brain for days trying to decide which one. I love the CTS size, but love the CTX sound. The CTX has so many more functions, but most I'll never use, but no tone wheel, which the CTS has and I will use. It's driving me nuts.
Which one did you Bought?
Really enjoying your videos and advice! Thank You! I am having somewhat of a hard time in choosing. I'm a beginner. Wanting to start with online lessons. Lessons that have the piano/keyboard attached to the computer so my progress can be tracked and graded for rhythm and pitch, etc. I know I'll need a metronome, would like headphone and sustain pedal and I'm guessing touch sensitive would be helpful for a beginner. I question how necessary different voices and accompaniments and a few other features are necessary and helpful for a beginner. I just want to learn how to play first. Portability would be nice as well but still would like full size keys for touch and muscle memory.
JEREMY wadayano about the CASIO WK 200 just setup one of my students with it I'm doing a demo of the recording feature and learning as I go very little on the web on this model
Hi Jeremy I hope you have time to answer pls. 🙈😅, but what would you recommend? ,.. the casio ctk-3200 or casio ct-s300? we are beginners 😅
Out of all brands, what keyboard has the most realistic feeling keys to an acoustic piano in your opinionon?
well, it's better if they're full sized keys and weighted, but for me it'd be yamaha.
Im a beginner
Please tell me what to choose the best keyboard below:
1. Casio's CTX-700
2. Casio's WK-6600
I already have one and its the casio CTX870IN. Can u pls say if its good or not and make a video about it
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Any news about YAMAHA E series?? I'm badly waiting for next version of E463...
thanks jeremy for sharing ur knowledge with us
Hey Jeremy please answer 2 questions,
1) How important is that "Adjust volume mix when layering voices" feature for a beginner like me
2)Can not learning on weighted keys piano create a major hurdle to improvise the skill in future?
Please what about CTK 240?
This dude lifts 👍
Hey Jeremy, i am just getting into playing on the keybaord. I used to play at school a couple years ago but need to get a new one because of how old the one i currently have is... i dont no what the best option for me is as i just want to play songs on it... i dont have alot of money either and value ur advice thank u
Have a look at this th-cam.com/video/M_SmoJMRSWk/w-d-xo.html
Ive already bought a yahama keyboard but- Damn this is better
Hey Jeremy. Great video. Well your subscribers start to mature overtime and even though my budget is still meager I need to get the best weighted full sized weighted 88 key. Your thought on which would be the best option. Maybe, Yamha 88 key Go pisno.
Good day. Tell me which synthesizer to buy for home schooling: yamaha psr-363 or casio ct-x700? I speak English fluently and can’t read all the comments ((
Do you have any videos on the casio CTX-2080. How do you feel about this keyboard. Thank You for your time. Chris
Hey Jeremy, have you done a review on the Casio WK-6600? I havent found a decent review yet and I cant find one from you either
Hi, Jeremy. Thank you for your review. Finally I decided on buying CT-X700. Can we connect CT-X700 to Chordana app?
Unfortunately not.
I say, you made no mention of Casio key lighting keyboards? If you have elsewhere please inform me(especially regarding midi/ usb connections to host pc .Thank you
I saw the Casio piano CTK-2080 on sale today, I considered buying it as a beginner. I noticed its not mentioned here, would that still be a good choice? In terms of an adult learning with your videos?
Hi. I’m planning to but a keyboard for my 6 year old daughter. I was looking to buy the ones that has lighting keys so that she can follow and learn. Something like Casio LK S250. But I am not sure if that’s the right choice. Could you please give me some suggestions?
It is fine for 6 years old beginner.
can you make a video with casio ctk 240?? We want to hear the styles and see the functions. Please...
Very well explained bro! Thank you!
Casio CTK 3500 or CT-S 300 which should I buy?
Can you please suggest me what should i buy between ctx 870 in or psr e363, i hope it will be a honest suggestion.
Same question.
Mr. See, I hope you're well and I have a question. Do you prefer the Roland PHA-IV Standard action or the Yamaha GHS? My Novation 61SLmk2 is dying and I need a controller. Should I get the P-125 and a desktop mini controller for MIDI or just go straight to the Roland A-88mk2? I don't need a portable digital piano but I want 88 hammer action keys with half-pedal and splits on separate MIDI channels. Thanks!
Hi Jeremy
Which model would you recommend for 5 year old toddler starting a piano lesson
Sir when I checked the prize of keyboards at Alibaba site..its unbelievably cheaper! What's your opinion on buying from it sir? It had 88 keys touch sensitive keyboards costing around 100$!
Don't buy keyboards from Alibaba.
@@JeremySee thank you sir for replying. I won't.
What do you think of the Casio LK-190 or LK-280
Is the PSR E363 still the best beginner keyboard?
It is the Best Beginner Yamaha keyboard.
which do you think is better? yamaha or casio (i mean any pros and cons?)
Yup, can you suggest me please. Yamaha E363 or Casio CTX700
Does the CTK-3500 have a music sheet stand that will support a tablet? Same question for the CTS-200? Thanks so much.
Hi Jeremy, does the CTX700/800 support the Chordana App of casio? If not I am looking at this or the CTK3500 for my daughter and I think the Chordana App seems like a very good tool for beginners. TIA!👍🏽🙏🏻
Hey Jermy, would you say the ctx700 the best for a beginner pre teen who never touched a instrument in her life? Like does it have any settings or special features for complete beginners? I thought the keylight function on the casiotone would be great for a 13 yo kid whose playing and learning for the first time so was surprised to hear that you don't think there that great. Lol. I'm looking to get one for her for christmas but feel overwhelmed with all the casio options. I was thinking about the light keys being great for a beginner but now im doubting. Can you please give some advice Jermy? You would be helping make a little girls christmas wish come true! Any advice is appreciated.
Which one is better among Roland E-X20 and Yamaha PSR E-463?
Yamaha PSR E463
Roland
Hi Jeremy! I recently decided I wanted to get a keyboard to start to learn to play and I stumbled across your channel. I really love your content and it has been a great help as I decide what keyboard to buy. I am between the Casio CT-X800 and Yamaha EW-300. I knew your issues with the Casio CT-X700/800, but for my question, is it worth getting a 76 key keyboard or will I be okay with 61?
61 is fine for most. Definitely no issue with beginners.
If your objective is to play classical piano pieces, then maybe you can go with 76 keys.
Otherwise 61 keys is enough. Even for a good part of classical music, you can go with it.
hey Jeremy between yamaha psr e363 and Yamaha Piaggero NP-12, which one do you recommend? i am a complete beginner and want to play pop songs. i dont care about the extra functions/features just need something which sounds good(almost like a real piano).
I was wondering about the extra keys on the PSR-EW300. (as opposed to the 61 key PSR-E363). Are they on the lower end? Those are the ones I would need more...
Extra 7 on the high end and extra 8 on the lower end. Extra 15 in total.
Hey Jeremy I know u said ctx700 it's the one for the win ... But I don't really have my budget for that . Is Cts300 good enough to start witb or I should maybe wait for 3-4 months till I can get ctx700
Save & wait.
Do you have review of the casio ctk 5000? Can you give me the link?
Is the kurzweil kp110 better than the CT-X700? I can say CT-X700 seems a really nice keyboard but what about the kp110?
Please do a review on Casio WK-6600.
Hi Jeremy! Would you recommend the Casio WK 240 for beginners? Thanks!
I found this one interesting too, due to having 76 keys and the price. But it sounds really, meh. =/
is the Casio CTK-5200 better than the Casio CTK-3500?
Is there an option to turn the keylight funtion off on the casiotone? Or is it always on?
what do you think of the casio wk6600?
I was thinking about it because it has 76 keys and costs the same as a psr i-500
WOW, here in EU a lot of the keyboards are overpriced such as the CTS300 and CTX700 and more. I am planning to buy my first keyboard because I am inspired these days to learn instruments and also got my MIDI controller and ukulele already but it's disappointing that the price is stopping me from getting an ideal keyboard that would help me improve my skills. I guess I'll just go with CTK3500 coz the price here is just right and it has a MIDI USB where I can easily connect it to any DAWs I use.
Agreed. EU prices are higher...
@@JeremySee Hello! Can you recommend which is better CTS300 or CTK3500? I am a beginner with keyboards and I really want to learn, I had an interest in keyboards since I was young but never really got the opportunity and resources back then to learn it. I have watched several of your reviews so I know that both have a MIDI USB Connection, which is something I am looking for a keyboard and both seem to play well and just right for beginners and has the price range I am looking for at 100-150 euros (although I hate the prices here in EU are too much) but which would you honestly think is better between the two coz I am still not sure which to get even though I have watched a lot of reviews?
I was considering the PSS A50 coz I saw it first because of its feature and price and it has a MIDI USB connection but I am not sure if it is ideal for someone who would like to really learn to play a keyboard. Also, it's not readily available here, I had to wait at least 14 weeks to get it. Please help, sorry I am very novice about things like this.
@@k0aie18 which one you bought I am in same confusion
Please do a review on Casio WK6600
Once again, nice video
Jeremy, I just watched your newest video today(which is not popping up here)...anyhow as teacher I like the idea of your computer program that changes the sounds on the cheaper keyboards(yay!)...I was not sure about the key pressure and terrible touch of those...does it actually change that? I was now not recommending those to my students....but if the touch can be improved, I would be willing to try that!!! Did you invent this? I actually need more training in electronic keyboards...I have played acoustic all my life. Short story..looking for a keyboard for a student, I had a guy come over w a nice 400$ used keyboard...it all sounded great...then I realized I could not even TRY out the piano without an amplifier!!!!
Hey Linda, thank you for sharing your thoughts. Do have a look at this other video I made if you haven't done so. th-cam.com/video/BwJulJvCBRo/w-d-xo.html
What's the difference between the ctx700 and the ctx720? It's bugging me LOL
Please make a video on Trinity Pa 75x
Jeremy how about the Casio ctk-4400? Isn't it better than ctk-3500
Ctk3500 or lk265? Is the semi weighted keyboard in ctk3500 makes a difference?
No
No, those keyboards are standard-sized.
However the CTK-3500 does have pitch bend wheel and MIDI.
Thank u so much!
Hi , i m from India which is best between Casio ctk 2550 and Casio cts 200,
Guys im not sure what to pick, yamaha np 12 or casio lk s250, i will be playing digital piano for first time. I think key light system will help me better of the casio but i feel like yamaha is better quality, what do i pick??
different th-cam.com/video/BwJulJvCBRo/w-d-xo.html
Ckt2550 and cts200 which one is better
For beginner
Can you tell me about the CTK 2080
does the ctx keyboard have a numberpad unlike the cts 200
Hi Jeremy, which one do you recommend? Casio cts300 or ctx700? Im beginner, and remember the video where you return the ctx700, thank you.
th-cam.com/video/M_SmoJMRSWk/w-d-xo.html I needed dual layer volumes mix.
I am looking to start playing the keyboard and have been watching your videos. I know you recommend the PSR-E363 for your students. Would the PSR-EW300 be a good starting keyboard as well? I wanted to start with 76 keys instead of 61, everything else seems to be about the same from what I could tell.
You can find my answer in this video. th-cam.com/video/f815M4jv6uQ/w-d-xo.html
@@JeremySee Thank you for the quick reply. I must have missed that video.
Dear Pls reply how to exit bank function in 9001 in
Jeremy brother plz tell casiotone cts300 or ctk 3500
I’m sure you get similar questions frequently but would you recommend the CTK-3500 or the CTS-300 over the now slightly Dated Yamaha PSR-E363?
This is still the best of the 3 geni.us/XQyDB
Jeremy See I couldn’t get my hands on the Yamaha E363 it’s sold out everywhere in Europe!! Thomann weren’t *expecting* stock until late July at the earliest so I Went for the Casio CTX800 in the end and I’m super happy!
@@JeremySee I can't find it in my country, would you recommend the yamaha PSR-E263 instead? or is the ct-s300 better?
Great video! Can you please make a review of the Korg Kross 2? I want to buy it and want to hear your opinion on it.
I'd like that too but I think he only does arranger keyboards for now.
Hi master, i wonder if you keep thinking that ctx700 y the best for beginners, now that ctx800 is on the line. Thanks for all your videos, I will invite a cup of cofe as soon as I get paid.
CT-X800 is better but not all markets have the 800.
@@JeremySee what is the significant different between ctx700 and ctx800?
Jeremy see pls tell me what type of sustain pedal I will buy to Casio CTX700
Casio SP-20 - nearly all others do not match. You are welcome.
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I need keyboard for my 9 years old kid. Which one will you suggest cts300 or ctx700?
th-cam.com/video/1cBPZfok-d0/w-d-xo.html
What about casio ctk 4400?
Hi. Is Flavian s 2 suits for beginners?
Is the CT X710 close to the 700?
Sir casio ctk 2500 vs 2550 in dono me se konsa badhiya hai
What about CTK 501??
Sir review about ctx870
how about ctk-3000?
Good video
Please advise a good budget keyboard with '49' keys
Casio ctk-240
Howbout casio cdp s100
it is time for CT-X to be renewed, plus a 76-key variant for each model. It's been 2 years
With current global situation, I'm not hopeful.
Man, I hope they launch an improved CT-X5000 with the drawbar organ of the CTK-7200. And with record function like the CTK-7200.
But Jeremy is right, it will not be soon.
I'm looking forward to seeing:
- a 76-key version of a CT-X keyboard.
- a key-lighting AiX keyboard in English.
I don't think they're ever gonna release any of them.
Hi Jeremy, I understand you like the tones of the Yamaha E363 a lot. But for beginners, I think that could be just a luxury-to-have. Meanwhile the CTX700 offers many more basic and useful features that are useful to users. Can I say the CTX700 is a better choice between these two entry level keyboards with very similar prices, for beginners? What do you think? Thanks!
If you will use Dual and Split functions, one day you may want to adjust the volume of the sounds. The PSR E363 can adjust the volumes, and the CT-X700 can't.
If you need more registration banks, the CT-X700 offer 8 banks of 4 registrations each (32 in total). The PSR E363 have only 1 bank of 10.
If the piano tones are your main concern, my preference is the CT-X700. The piano sound on the PSR E363 is okay, but it sounds dated.
If you will use the keyboard as a MIDI controller A LOT, go for the PSR E363. It has a built-in interface, so the sound of the computer will go through the PSR E363 speakers.
@@GabrielRocha-po9fz good information