New Roland Go Keys - Best Beginner Keyboards in Years?!
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⏰ Timestamps ⏰
» 0:00 Introducing the Roland Go Keys 3
» 3:14 The First Sounds!
» 3:58 More Modern Synth Sounds!
» 6:23 The Go Keys 5
» 7:50 Beats & Accompaniment?
» 10:42 Chord Sequencer
» 14:05 Style Packs
» 17:08 Final Thoughts
» 18:10 Jack tries the Vocoder!
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Finally ! Roland does it right for an entry level keyboard . . . Looking forward for more!
Thanks for reviewing this mates. I’ve been eye-ing this for the last month
Really great new series of products! Cheers Roland! Thanks Jack & Andy!
Finally a starter keyboard with a pitch wheel. AND it's Roland !!
Yes! But it would trounce a lot of the competition if it also had a mod wheel especially with all the zen core sounds
Timbre Wolf has pitch wheel, too! 🐺
casio: XD
@@WagooAND real faux wood end-cheeks!
The pitch wheel can be assigned to mod wheel or combinations of both
Love your ever bright and positive spirit, Jack. Truly.
Uhh, the "silly thing" at the end? LOVE it!
Hello. About "Chord Of Canada" pad tone at 4:56, 🥰we can have it on MC-101, MC-707, Jupiter X, Juno X, Fantom and Fantom-0. To get the same sound as on the Go:Keys 3 & 5, you must :
1. select the Zencore "ChordOfCnada" tone. It is tone #90 in PR-D bank or D bank on all the synths listed above.
2. Edit the tone to disable partials 3 and 4 (On Fantom, turn off the partials 3 and 4 and on others synths, set the OSC3 and 4 level the 0).😀
Very nice! It sounds good! Thanks for posting!
I was waiting for this video ! YES !!
If you buy a Go:Keys 3 or 5,
please make an honest review video about it (just like you did with the Casio CT-S1), one of the honest reviews was yours that convinced me to buy the Casio CT-S1, and I'm pretty happy with it for what it is, but now here I'm watching this video about these Roland Go:Keys 3 and Go:Keys 5, and I'm afraid my wallet's gonna go on a diet again, but luckily it's gonna be a healthy diet, becauae teaching with these things will be probably much improved experience for the keyboard student and for the teacher too. Light gigs are also seem no problem with this (although I'm not totally sure about specifically solo piano sound gigs).
@@kaisfp thanks! I'm definitely in a market for a portable board this July, given what is available today it's a choice between CK61, Casio CT-S500 or the Roland. Which ever I get, I will review. I actually have another video review planned for next week, it's a piano/keyboard VST this time
I always now look out for Andy's demos; so much infectious enthusiasm for the musical possibilities of new products.
This is a really impressive looking product and this was a super convincing demo!
THANK YOU! This is all I needed.
BOARDS OF CANADA INSPIRED PRESET ON AN ENTRY LEVEL KEYBOARD?! This is a new era... Haha. So cooOoOoOoOollLl!
dude, everytime he shouts out Ozzy or The Maltese Falcon, i do a little "woohoo". So satisfying! And Tay Tay too!
Wow. If I had this 10 years ago I would be so motivated to learn the keyboard. The sounds on my old Yamaha were really "toyish"
Bought my nord from Andertons, fully in love with it. The Roland looks similar and sounds nice, im a beginner too so completely out of my depth with electro, the roland would have suited me. Understanding the nord for beginners is a challenge but im getting there.
I saw this review and bought the go keys 5. It came Saturday and it really is a lovely keyboard. It sounds great and is really nice to play.
How's the build quality?
Wicked product!
As a gigging guitarist thats been interested in dabbling with the keys ive always struggled with wanting to buy something like a nord stage vs entry level casio which to be fair is exactly where my skill level is at gear heads curse i spose 😂 but this option is by far the best entry level key board ive seen yet
Very cool! 👌
Really cool keyboard! Although I would love if more keyboard companies would make their keyboards playable by standing - considering the lightweight/form factor! It would make the market more competitively priced.
Andy from Roland is always excellent
+1 Andy fan club
Agreed, he's a great rep
Looks good. And sounds good as well. What I don't get is that they still put in tiny low-res LCDs like we're still in the 80s. Maybe they see people regarding Elektron to be retro-cool doing the same thing for over a decade now, so they think they have to do it too.
Please make the device $2 more expensive and put in a display that you can read without hurting your eyes, brain and sense of humor!
I think they also have in mind battery power capabilities. Bigger and hi-res screen the harder it is to be powered sufficiently by battery.
If you know what patches you want and memorize the steps to get there by muscle memory, think it's fine.
Those white on black OLED screens work well in a gig environment with various types of lighting situations, including under an intense spotlight, or sunlight wherein texts can still be visible.
Things have changed a lot since my childhood Casio keyboard days! :D
Good update, essentially for the soundbank and the look. And what about the speakers ?. Now its time for the go-piano update with just a pha-4 action in 61 or 73 note….😊
5:12 "Coolest patch ever on a keyboard!!!" Laughs in from the shadow the monster Korg Nautiuls.
I think he meant coolest preset patch..
for the price range, yes, he's right!!! this destroys the competition on this level.!!
He said, "Coolest patch ever on an entry-level keyboard!" So, Nautilus doesn't count, Wavestate doesn't count. Microkorg and Mininova are about the limit for "entry-level", but they're synths more than keyboards. CTS1 counts, and PSR-e series, Sonogenic, the cheaper Medeli keyboards, Donner, Nux, etc - those are some examples of the other entry-level keyboards.
A beginner can use Nautilus, too, tho. People complain about a complex user interface, but a beginner can stick to loading presets in program and combi modes, which is easy... Press the program button (or combi button) and then twist the big dial to go thru the presets. Then they can learn more complex action as they want to.
This is sick, was considering a full keyboard at one time but nothing seemed that interesting, this tho, looks clean and sounds great
The arturia keylab mkII and the Roland DS88 are the ideal starters. Because of the resale value and the inspiration these products bring they are the ideal starterpacks. Anything less... is less....
I have white GO keys 5. Buy it now, if you think about it.
3:26 that piano sound is impressive for that budget
Great video! These new keyboards don't allow the record function where you can layer a song together?
Finally, a modern keyboard/synth for the modern economy.
You have the BEST Instrument show in the WORLD…
@17:00 shocked at the functionality through Bluetooth. Loading from the cloud with pretty much an ever growing catalogue of sounds. If Roland is doing that with the Go keys.. I can only imagine what they're gonna do with their samplers.. The next SP404 is gonna be crazy!!!!
I had mine for 2 weeks and I was looking for TH-cam videos about it
I got one a few days ago. Long time player, and I own a 10 years old Yamaha stage Piano that sounds great, but I love this thing. The firmware still needs some improvement, though. First, I noticed a bug when you record a midi song and try to rename it, the recording breaks down. But more importantly, I would really love to be able to assign the 5 custom sounds to every scene instead of just as a general setting. That would make the keyboard much more usable live.
How do you like the key action? Is it similar to any other boards that you have played previously?
The last Go Keys video was with Remi. Poor Jack still misses Remi. This is way better than the Casio offerings. Does this have an 88 key version?
Por favor, sabe me dizer se dá pra inserir nele novos ritmos? Dá pra colocar nele os ritmos do ex30?
Is the Roland go keys 5 "better" then the Casio CTS500? Could you tell me which have better key action?
Thanks!
I need a simple keyboard to put on my desk while I'm bouncing around ideas without plugging in my Keylab Mk ii. I just found out about the Casio CT-S; I would love to know how something like this compares to it.
If I have well understood, this "starter/beginner" keyboard is a sort of workstation with flagship workstation engine inside ... They should have called it "GO:FANTOM"...
Nothing to do with fantom. 😢
I have a few questions about the chord sequencer. Can measures be split, and if so, how much? Half measures? Quarter measures? Also, does it support time signatures other than common time? Thanks!
Ooohh, that electric piano sounded nice!
What happens when you hook up an 88 note keyboard to drive the Go Keys 3. Do you get the full 88 pitches out of the Go Keys?
Thanks for the review.
Does the 5 series come in red ?
You're shooting yourself in the foot by calling this a beginner keyboard. It might not be a pro pianists gig rig, but it might be for the professional composer looking for a small keyboard with authentic sounds and MIDI capability to be inspired by and compose on the go.
Yea I thought the same. I'm personally looking for a digital piano keyboard with 61 keys that best mimics the graded hammer action of a real acoustic piano, with varying resistance across the keys.
@@Elazarkoany suggestions ?
@@O3177O unfortunately not really, no. There are some smaller 73 keys digital pianos out there with a piano action but otherwise the options are extremely limited in my findings.. you have the Numa piano 73 the Yamaha 73 key p121 and korg has the sv2 73 keys but for something more portable than those especially with speakers Casio CTS1/500 or the Roland go Keys 5 seem to be the best options. I couldn't find any *slim/portable* 61 key Yamaha model with good tone and action.
Hello, who has better keyboard action, cts1 or go keys? Who should beginners choose?
I would also like to know 😊
Can we use Zen-core software to edit the sound and load it into GO KEYs?👍
what the difference between this model-3 and the go:keys 61k (loop mix) in term of keys quality, sound quality?
All Roland could have done to take this to the next level would have been four matrix knobs to control cutoff, resonance, etc and a simple sampler
On the previous GO:KEYS you could control filter and envelope via cc over midi - hopefully the same here, although it’s impossible to find a midi implementation chart…
I'm surprised, and now very interested in a Go Keys 5
(FWIW, I already own a Pa5X-76, and Fantom EX 61) Wondering if I can export ZenCore sounds from my Fantom and load them into the Go Keys?
hello, can i make a multi track song on this keyboard? thanks
Can you upload and program your own mp3 samples to the keys?
It sounds a lot better than the cheap Yamaha PSRs, which sound the same since 1993. But I'm afraid of the lack of arranger features.
Does the app work on Android?
Jack has to play he is astounded for what sounds it has etc, but he is used to the Nord Stage 4, so he can barely hide that this is not that a great product like he is used to work with.
Looks great! How big is the speaker difference between 3 and 5?
Sounds like quite a difference... just saw this video, not the best recording, but definitely better on the 5. th-cam.com/video/qAVSmIxoElU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=7tUz6L8DHokHyCNv
I have the 5. Same size speakers as the 3, but the GoKeys 5 has passive radiators to fill out the low end. Best sounding speakers I've heard on keyboards this size.
Please compare the difference in speakers at some point.
I searched for a keyboard 🎹 a month ago. Wanted something portable. Battery powered. With okey sound. With 5 din midi. Couldn’t find anything for
Why didn't they put a MIDI port or even USB host? It would have been so nice to use that with a groove box.
And a few knobs to tweak the sounds...
My 35 year old Casio has Midi in/out/thru.. so yes.. why don’t the new keyboards. It’s silly.
Jack seems so utterly utterly hung over here - heroic presentation performance
No doubt due to months on the road touring with JA!
I just bought a Go keys 5 from Andertons.
How is it ?
Curious, since it has Bluetooth midi, does it also receive Bluetooth midi? Wondering if it's possible to connect an MPC and play using the pads with Bluetooth
I have one and no it does not receive MIDI (what so ever). It only transmit on ONE F*cking channel :-( And that is one of the big failures with it (The other one is no modulation wheel)
@@walkeracid oh wow. Even using a usb connection and a DAW it does not receive midi? Thanks for your input !
Why the switch back to the red one after showing the white one?
The white was gokeys5 and the red was gokeys 3
@@Fran6230 And therefore what exactly?
lol we need a battle: cts 500 vs gokeys3
owned both..no comparison.. go keys wins
Agreed with Fran this definitely kills cts, I had it for a bit and moved on. Have been itching to replace for a cheap stage key thinking about the ck61, might just go for this
@@Fran6230 How so Fran? Just curious as I am a beginner. I just about narrowed my first keyboard purchase down to the CT-S400 or CT-S500 and then this thing comes along! Thx
just worried about coffee dropping into the keyboard 😂
Go go gadgets keys!!!
Yamaha finally has competition in this segment... Yay! They'd finally upgrade their budget line (looking at you PSR E series)
Nevertheless, Yamaha rules in the Arranger keyboard world... If only their apps will work as well as this. Roland 🙂
Make it load Zenology Pro patches at least the core engine and it would be pretty enticing
It can. Just export from Zenology Pro to hardware SFZ-files. I even think it can import waveform expansions.
@@jenslempke7501 ZenPro exports banks as Either SVZ ( other hardware )or Bin ( plugin ) not the SDZ format mentioned in the user guide .
@@Death_By_Media Ok, wrong fileformqt mentioned 😄. Still the same rule applies. Just export to hardware feom Zenology pro, and import into GOKEYS. I have like 6000 patches made that way in my Verselab MV-1
@@jenslempke7501 What I mean is the format the Gokeys excepts according to it’s user guide isn’t one Zenology pro exports .
Is this one better than the cts500?
That will be an interesting comparison. I love the key action on the CT-S series (I expect that the key action on the Roland will be good, but I would be surprised if it is as good as the Casio). The CT-S500 has better controls (includes a mod wheel and other knobs that can be assigned). However, the Zen-Core sound engine on the Roland (and the ability to load other sound packs) is unbelievable at this price point.
I bought a new go keys but was underwhelmed with many of the voices and features so I returned it and got a CT-S500. It’s absolutely worth the extra money IMHO.
@@davefox1139 That is very interesting. the Zen-Core sound engine is designed as a synthesis engine. It definitely cannot recreate acoustic pianos that sound as good as many other options. This is why the (much more expensive) Roland RD-88 includes both the Zen-Core sound engine and the SuperNatural sound engine (which sounds great for acoustic pianos).
Oh my, im planning to sell my Juno DS now 🤦🏽♂️
Does it have a "SPLIT" function?
yes
Can it load and play from usb roland styles ( *.stl ) from the BK serie's ect.... and can you ad/use a 88key master keyboard (midi )
I'll be honest with you Jack, in your baseball cap you look sharp my boy but in your beanie you look like you're going to tarmac my drive. 💀
ONLY Casio PX-5S Privia
Why must you do this to me 😂
This or the CASIO CT-S500 ?
Harmony follows your voice , not what you play on the keys
I would get a used 2661 instead. Cheaper
Ugh, Bluetooth and USB MIDI only. I would have bought one right now if it at least had a 3.5mm MIDI.
I think the 5 has DIN midi.
@@TheDavidPoole It does not... USB midi and bluetooth
@@Fran6230 @linenassociate yes, you're right. Thanks for that
Cheers ✌️
Yeah I bought the earlier model Roland Go:Keys and returned it because of this alone. My kids wanted a keyboard with great piano sounds but I knew they would want to expand, so I got them a Yamaha MX61 which has been great for their use. Now they have a Arturia Drumbrute impact, Microkorg, and Donner B1 all midi synced to the MX61, which gives them a lot of options for not a lot of money
Andertons. Everything except boom stands !
too expensive, a shame because looks good
Still no 73 or 76 note keybed versions! Why is this?
"still"? This recently came out, right?
It's marketed as a beginners keyboard, so I wouldn't expect 73 or 88 key versions really.
61 is the right number of keys for beginners.
Dull black plastic.... like the Go Keys 5...
Come on, pros like color too.
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Why do you guys never go through the organ sounds. You always go through the piano and synth sounds but never organ.so annoying
Begginer? with that price I doubt it.
Roland Cloud linked….. no thanks.
I hear ya
Costa troppo.
Got one on Amazon , i thought it WAS very much a "beginner job" , small keys , horrible action , it scores on " loops " , drum sounds etc , i think more of a "novelty " keyboard ; you can impress your friends with the press of ONE button ,,, luckily Amazon took it back for free ! Bravo Amazon ,,,
do you really think it sounds good?
Not a fan of subscriptions at all. Gotta be honest.
I saw you can edit parameters like Cutoff, attack, release,. can you use a a midi controller to control those?
can you please find out and maybe even do a video on it?
Very uninspiring demo.