@@HighlandStudio91 Thanks for your input. I've just started researching for a digital piano to buy for myself. I hadn't heard about Kurzweil until I read your comment so I looked them up and I have to say that I'm thoroughly dissapointed. They have some of the most average looking digital pianos I've come across yet. Most of their designs look like cheap plastic boxes. I will credit though that their higher end digital pianos aren't as bad, at least they look like they're only 5 years behind instead of 10.
Other brands should wake up, people want nice design pieces in their home, not particleboard box with fake wood on top looking like a writing desk from 90s. Finally make pianos look stylish.
Meu irmão, o que é isso?!?!?!?! A Casio tá se superando a cada ano!!! Tenho um PX-S3000 e já é um monstro de piano e esse S7000 nem se fala!!! Tomara que chegue logo ao Brasil!!! Obrigado, Casio!!!
Thanks Jack for your great review. I think Casio design team have done a great job. This may be a wake up call for other brands to stop repeating old designs with new names. Casio has also made great progress in recent years regarding sound and action quality.
Casio is a wake up call? You are completely delusional. Kurzweil puts Casio to shame and does it for less money. Do you even have the slightest clue, as to the price tag of this shit-box? Casio wants $2,700 for a puke-yellow keyboard with a miniscule display screen. There are so many other vastly superior options, at this price point.
Not gonna lie, this yellow color caught my attention immediately... as did quite a few other things about the keyboard. I was in the market for a sorta portable 88 key... and I am pretty sure I will be buying this lol
I bought this for my son. It looks gorgeous! The keybed is very nice. Weak point are the speakers i find. They are very mid heavy and lack in bass and treble. Note stand material is a bit weak and squeaky as well. Grand piano and rhodes type sounds are gorgeous.
4:22 "I am sure some people will put weights on it and measure it and all such things." Those weights mean IMHO very little. Yamaha P-515 needs pretty much weight, but has excellent response, better than the Kawais and Rolands I tested in my local piano-center. And I tested thoroughly, multiple times. Both speed runs and repetitive hammering on one key. Thanks for another great review from JH! I appreciate his videos very much!
If I recall correctly, one critic I've seen in the past Casio piano is about the differences between the white key and the black key next to it. The required weight to push down the key is drastically different so the reviewer call it off. It's been a while though so I might be mistaken.
@@WutipongWongsakuldej You are right, it was 2 years ago on a PX-S3000 review. Does the new PX-S7000, 6000 and 5000 have the same action as the 1100 and 3100 or is it improved?
Those eps are the best I've heard on any digital piano, judging by these sounds casio are wiping the floor with the so called big fish in the industry. Great demo 👍
@@Jacob_Shouse1984 I came in with the exact same mindset, but after watching this video, this keyboard has given me pause. I had a Kurzweil PC88 for years, and replaced it with a Roland DS a few years ago. I love those instruments, but man, the look and sounds of this instrument is having me consider the change. Not ready for action, just thinking. :-)
@@Jacob_Shouse1984 Casio made cheap keyboards yeah. But without them alot of people would have never even started playing in the first place. I think the sounds of casios today are good. And their interface might be best out of all of them. But they don't compete with Roland at all dollar for dollar on keybed feel.
As I'm sure others may have pointed out... those two buttons top left are assignable. Out of the box they trigger the arpeggiator, but can be whatever you want them to be, incl transpose +/-, calling up effects or other patches. The "control" button toggles the leslie speaker rotation on/off. The keyboard also has 100+ rhythms incl full accompaniment mode with full band and basses, the individual instruments of which can be changed to whatever you wish, and which will follow your left, right hand or both very smartly. Bluetooth audio in only, BT MIDI out. Not a fan of the mustard but the gloss black is just stunning. I actually bought one but I'm sending it back b/c my OCD will make me crazy: the control wheel is a virtual (not mechanical) wheel, which means hours of spinning your finger around on the glossy surface which will leave smears and make me crazy. I also don't like all the layering and FX controls being buried in the menu system and all the tapping and scrolling. Fine for at-home entertaining the neighbors, I suppose, but a nightmare onstage where you have to make changes on the fly, where a CP88, a Studiologic Numa X Piano GT (with real wooden keys, not just veneers, triple sensor and escapement for $1999), or, of course, the bestial Nord would come in handy. I don't need the speakers, would never or at least rarely use them because I've never heard onboard speakers worth the weight they add to the board. If it's just me I can use headphones, if I'm playing live I'm always in my own sound rig and/or the house. Being this slick and this overpriced makes this the Apple Watch Pro of home keyboards, when you consider the many other alternatives priced below $2k (this thing is $2.5k). It's a very nice, extremely well-built status toy for people into that sort of thing, when comparable performance value exists at a lower price point. I bought one because it looks cool, and it really, really does. But then I woke up and sent it back. It's a great board, but I need a tool not a toy. BTW: the Casio Privia PX-S3100, which performs 90% of what this thing does and has nearly twice the number of voices and is also almost the exact same form factor of glossy black nightmare, is $1,621 less than this and a grand less than the s7000's (somewhat) less expensive version, the s6000. I'm not sure what I was paying the extra THOUSAND dollars for--the wood veneers on the side of the keys, I suppose. I am likely to grab up an s3100 just so it can sit it in my living room and look pretty.
Phew, I really like it, loads of good ideas, but it's quite pricey, even the yellow paint costs £240 extra 😱 According to the press release, the PX-S7000HM will have a price of RRP £2,249, THE PX-S7000WE/BK at £2,099, the PX-S6000 at £1,499 and PX-S5000 offered at £999, release date in October.
@@Echochamber79 To be fair, these people have a point, this Casio Privia S7000 at $2,500 for either black or white and $2,700 for the Harmonious Mustard color is the most expensive digital piano on the market right now being Casio's flagship model. In comparison the flagship model from Rowland, the FP-90X, is currently at a price point of $2,000 the flagship model from Yamaha the P515 is only $1,600, and the flagship model from Kawai the ES920 is only $1,800 and all 3 of these brands have been making high end digital pianos for a long time now. Casio on the other hand, is just breaking into the high end market with this expensive new offering. I agree that the sound, improved action, and design of this piano is breathtaking and to die for, but at the same time I don't think that expecting the Privia S7000 to be closer to a more reasonable price point like the established competition from Roland, Yamaha, Kawai, etc., means you want the piano for peanuts. Peanuts would be expecting to pay $1200 or less for this which I agree would be crazy. I do think Casio are being unreasonable for charging an extra $200 just to get the piano in the Harmonious Mustard color as opposed to getting it in either black or white. Luckily for me, I find the mustard color off-putting and much prefer it in white or black.
Yellow is my favourite colour, so that alone is enough for me to like it. Plus having just purchased a Casio CDP-S110 from yourselves last week, I seem to like their designs!
I tried it and it's excellent - however Casio always falls short on something. This time the big drawback is that they still insist on a proprietary power converter!! I would assume with a $3000 price tag it would have a EIC power connector!! When will they get the message??
this peace comes across like that super marshall multimedia speaker.. this thing is gold ! i am happy with my simple yamaha hammer mech masterboard but if i had the money i would take one up on release.. but thgey should create one s7000 purity for 500 bugs, with only piano and e piano sounds.
My PX-S1000 started giving me problems within the first year of ownership. One key lots it's touch response. I sent it to casio to be repaired and sold it. I am a bit hesitant to purchase a casio keyboard. Otherwise, nice piano overall.
Wow an IKEA stage piano at last. Love the size and finish especially the 6000 that I've seen in some other videos. But the top end models are crazy expensive for what look to be mainly cosmetic upgrades. Based on this my prediction is that you'll sell a lot of 5000s and 6000s but the 7000s will be overshadowed by the leaner priced competition
Man, look at all those fancy features, controls, pitch bend, arpeggiator, voices, the wood in the side of the keys. I have a Yamaha Arius YDP and it's very straight forward, because actually useful it only has 2 piano voices and 2 EP voices. This thing is amazing but goddamn, $2,600.
Some interesting ideas , especially the named presets “hit piano”. Great stuff for inspiration when it dries up . Nice one Jack and Casio .... and the price ...? 🤯😖😳😱 . Over 2 grand for a Casio keyboard , extra for the special paint ? Premiership Footballers and Hedge-fund managers only 🤔
casio has dropped hundreds of boards over the past ~40 years but seems any w a model # 5000 and higher have been winners, this being no exception. Going back to 1984... CZ-5000 CT-6000 & 6500 CT-7000 HT-6000 CTX-5000 CTK-7000 This PXS-7000 All innovative and value packed
I think this product is aim towards those people who are part of the niche/high-end/collector category, this was designed to be a low volume product IMO. So a few will be around. I have never seen a keyboard like these from other competitors in terms of it's look. It's beautiful! It's more for casual players though. It fits neatly in most modern home designs.
Please plug in a Mic on that Mic in input and show us the 25+ vocal effects. How does it sound? I can't find one review of any Casio piano/keyboard showing how it sounds, how about the cheaper Casio LK-S450 Mic in? Please make a video with all Mic in keyboards/digital pianos.
Interesting industrial design of the stand and foot pedal unit. The yellow is unique but not exactly my cup of tea. Sounds are nice. But not looking to edit sounds using a tablet. Lacking things I would spend $2,500 USD such as workstation features. Nice but not for me.
That clear thing that looks like a music stand is actually the teleprompter - you can see Jack readin' it. I know he didn't memorize all that literature
Price point is high! Also wanted to rest a 61 key Nord stage compact on top but can’t cause of that rotary knob in the way. Studio logic do the same with knob right in the way. Let’s face it Casio piano sounds still aren’t there with piano sound so using this as a lower tier midi 88 controller is the good choice as a slave for the Nord. However looks like Roland a88 pro is the choice or doepfer lmk4 for best action and space to rest on top other keyboards.
I love your demos sir!! You make anything sound good!!! I just have my own preferences. I own a nord stage 2 and kawai mp 7se, both have amazing sampling technology and the finest action to me better than anything I’ve played. Can the s7000’ lead you through a worship service just fine? I like my nord and kawai because you have the mixers on them. I just don’t see that on the casio
RTFM, jokes jokes, there are plenty of tutorials online. Music theory helps, understanding chords helps to but it's about muscle memory and knowing what notes are where. Practice, practice and practice.
For your initial warm up start with major scales and major and minor chords. Learn the scales and chords in both hands. Start in the key of C but the goal is to be fluent in every key. Next try to learn a song taught at the beginner level. Pay attention to the four most common chords in songs. In the key of C that's C F G A (also referred to as the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 6th degree of the major scale).
Camera shutter speed is out of sync with the refresh rate of the keyboard LED lights, that's why they are flickering, you need to choose a better shutter speed next time, it takes no more than a 5 second test.
I got the opportunity to try out the s6000 and s7000 in a shop, and the speakers on there seemed absolutely terrible compared to other keyboards, maybe the placement settings were wrong or something? I think ill be getting the yamaha ck88 instead.
Casio has made the previa to be a center piece inside a room/home. The design of their pianos are miles ahead of the competition.
I’ve never been a fan of casio.
Actually...Casio is miles behind Kurzweil and they do it for less. You don't have the slightest clue, as to what your boasting about.
@@HighlandStudio91 Thanks for your input. I've just started researching for a digital piano to buy for myself. I hadn't heard about Kurzweil until I read your comment so I looked them up and I have to say that I'm thoroughly dissapointed. They have some of the most average looking digital pianos I've come across yet. Most of their designs look like cheap plastic boxes. I will credit though that their higher end digital pianos aren't as bad, at least they look like they're only 5 years behind instead of 10.
Other brands should wake up, people want nice design pieces in their home, not particleboard box with fake wood on top looking like a writing desk from 90s. Finally make pianos look stylish.
It’s yellow, and it has the tone for the Taxi theme. I’d buy it for that alone 😂
Meu irmão, o que é isso?!?!?!?! A Casio tá se superando a cada ano!!! Tenho um PX-S3000 e já é um monstro de piano e esse S7000 nem se fala!!! Tomara que chegue logo ao Brasil!!! Obrigado, Casio!!!
Sabe dizer quando chega irmão? Tô mega ansioso kkkkk
@@davikoning Cara, perguntei no Facebook da Casio Brasil e eles não souberam me responder......espero que chegue logo tb hehehe
Thanks Jack for your great review. I think Casio design team have done a great job. This may be a wake up call for other brands to stop repeating old designs with new names. Casio has also made great progress in recent years regarding sound and action quality.
Casio is a wake up call? You are completely delusional. Kurzweil puts Casio to shame and does it for less money. Do you even have the slightest clue, as to the price tag of this shit-box? Casio wants $2,700 for a puke-yellow keyboard with a miniscule display screen. There are so many other vastly superior options, at this price point.
@@HighlandStudio91 how much do you get paid to d suck Kurzweil? They're a nobody brand
@@HighlandStudio91...man, you should really stop alcoholism to help your mental state und your brain to start thinking again....😂😂😂
Damn…the samples in this sound as good as anything I’ve heard. Makes my Roland sound like a digital piano from the 90s
Not gonna lie, this yellow color caught my attention immediately... as did quite a few other things about the keyboard. I was in the market for a sorta portable 88 key... and I am pretty sure I will be buying this lol
You were supposed to play “Just the Way You Are” on the Just the Way setting 😂
Sorry mate 😔
'I see a bit of wood and it excites me' steady on there pal 😂😂
The arpeggiator function is a nice touch!
I love the sound not to crazy about the color,love your video jack ,love from USA
Casio EP sounds are fire
I sooo need one of these in my life...
I really liked it, very aesthetic. Pretty good option for a small living room piano where you can't get an upright piano in.
A better choice than an acoustic upright anyway.
I can listen to you doodle all night. Love it and keep up the great tunes.
I would love to see more of the gig setup videos. As a starting gig key player seeing your setup and all the nerdy stuff was helpful and encouraging
Lol I love how he got Still Crazy After All These Years mixed up with Just the Way You Are
I bought this for my son. It looks gorgeous! The keybed is very nice. Weak point are the speakers i find. They are very mid heavy and lack in bass and treble. Note stand material is a bit weak and squeaky as well. Grand piano and rhodes type sounds are gorgeous.
Try using then’Surround’ feature. It wakes the sounds right up!
4:22 "I am sure some people will put weights on it and measure it and all such things." Those weights mean IMHO very little. Yamaha P-515 needs pretty much weight, but has excellent response, better than the Kawais and Rolands I tested in my local piano-center. And I tested thoroughly, multiple times. Both speed runs and repetitive hammering on one key.
Thanks for another great review from JH! I appreciate his videos very much!
If I recall correctly, one critic I've seen in the past Casio piano is about the differences between the white key and the black key next to it. The required weight to push down the key is drastically different so the reviewer call it off.
It's been a while though so I might be mistaken.
@@WutipongWongsakuldej You are right, it was 2 years ago on a PX-S3000 review. Does the new PX-S7000, 6000 and 5000 have the same action as the 1100 and 3100 or is it improved?
@@BluesOverdrive S7000 is much different. The keys are wooden.
9:52 The Michael McDonald test is back! haha You both play so well loved the sounds! 💙
Those eps are the best I've heard on any digital piano, judging by these sounds casio are wiping the floor with the so called big fish in the industry. Great demo 👍
@@Jacob_Shouse1984 I came in with the exact same mindset, but after watching this video, this keyboard has given me pause. I had a Kurzweil PC88 for years, and replaced it with a Roland DS a few years ago. I love those instruments, but man, the look and sounds of this instrument is having me consider the change. Not ready for action, just thinking. :-)
@@Jacob_Shouse1984 Casio made cheap keyboards yeah. But without them alot of people would have never even started playing in the first place.
I think the sounds of casios today are good. And their interface might be best out of all of them. But they don't compete with Roland at all dollar for dollar on keybed feel.
Jack working the auto prompt like a pro :)
I love this piano! It’s so astetically pleasing
Check out the stand, it's very mid-centry modern. I love it so much, I'd buy it just for the styling, but I'm really digging what it can do.
did this video just made me subscribe? I mean I'm not the biggest fan of Casio but damn the sound + looks is just astonishing in this keys!
"we learn from the hate" ... the high road, love it.
wow, you have become so fast, I can see barely your hands moving 😱 Jack ! ! ! 5:45
This thing sounds fantastic
The “sheath” is the cherry on top.
As I'm sure others may have pointed out... those two buttons top left are assignable. Out of the box they trigger the arpeggiator, but can be whatever you want them to be, incl transpose +/-, calling up effects or other patches. The "control" button toggles the leslie speaker rotation on/off. The keyboard also has 100+ rhythms incl full accompaniment mode with full band and basses, the individual instruments of which can be changed to whatever you wish, and which will follow your left, right hand or both very smartly. Bluetooth audio in only, BT MIDI out.
Not a fan of the mustard but the gloss black is just stunning. I actually bought one but I'm sending it back b/c my OCD will make me crazy: the control wheel is a virtual (not mechanical) wheel, which means hours of spinning your finger around on the glossy surface which will leave smears and make me crazy.
I also don't like all the layering and FX controls being buried in the menu system and all the tapping and scrolling. Fine for at-home entertaining the neighbors, I suppose, but a nightmare onstage where you have to make changes on the fly, where a CP88, a Studiologic Numa X Piano GT (with real wooden keys, not just veneers, triple sensor and escapement for $1999), or, of course, the bestial Nord would come in handy.
I don't need the speakers, would never or at least rarely use them because I've never heard onboard speakers worth the weight they add to the board. If it's just me I can use headphones, if I'm playing live I'm always in my own sound rig and/or the house.
Being this slick and this overpriced makes this the Apple Watch Pro of home keyboards, when you consider the many other alternatives priced below $2k (this thing is $2.5k). It's a very nice, extremely well-built status toy for people into that sort of thing, when comparable performance value exists at a lower price point. I bought one because it looks cool, and it really, really does. But then I woke up and sent it back. It's a great board, but I need a tool not a toy.
BTW: the Casio Privia PX-S3100, which performs 90% of what this thing does and has nearly twice the number of voices and is also almost the exact same form factor of glossy black nightmare, is $1,621 less than this and a grand less than the s7000's (somewhat) less expensive version, the s6000. I'm not sure what I was paying the extra THOUSAND dollars for--the wood veneers on the side of the keys, I suppose.
I am likely to grab up an s3100 just so it can sit it in my living room and look pretty.
That looks great!
I thought I wouldn't but I like the design
I love this guy.
Jack's back!!
Phew, I really like it, loads of good ideas, but it's quite pricey, even the yellow paint costs £240 extra 😱 According to the press release, the PX-S7000HM will have a price of RRP £2,249, THE PX-S7000WE/BK at £2,099, the PX-S6000 at £1,499 and PX-S5000 offered at £999, release date in October.
For such a unique-looking piano the pricing seems more than fair. People want everything for peanuts these days...
Agree. The Roland RD2000 is £2k and has a great action. Though it weighs a ton
Almost the price of an AP710!
@@Echochamber79 To be fair, these people have a point, this Casio Privia S7000 at $2,500 for either black or white and $2,700 for the Harmonious Mustard color is the most expensive digital piano on the market right now being Casio's flagship model. In comparison the flagship model from Rowland, the FP-90X, is currently at a price point of $2,000 the flagship model from Yamaha the P515 is only $1,600, and the flagship model from Kawai the ES920 is only $1,800 and all 3 of these brands have been making high end digital pianos for a long time now. Casio on the other hand, is just breaking into the high end market with this expensive new offering. I agree that the sound, improved action, and design of this piano is breathtaking and to die for, but at the same time I don't think that expecting the Privia S7000 to be closer to a more reasonable price point like the established competition from Roland, Yamaha, Kawai, etc., means you want the piano for peanuts. Peanuts would be expecting to pay $1200 or less for this which I agree would be crazy. I do think Casio are being unreasonable for charging an extra $200 just to get the piano in the Harmonious Mustard color as opposed to getting it in either black or white. Luckily for me, I find the mustard color off-putting and much prefer it in white or black.
Yellow is my favourite colour, so that alone is enough for me to like it. Plus having just purchased a Casio CDP-S110 from yourselves last week, I seem to like their designs!
Casio never sounded so good thanks to those two boys and a step up in game by Casio. This ain’t no ‘80’s calculator watch.
Yes like that
1:31
Loved it. need it
I want this keyboard so bad.. not that colour though.. it’s funky but for stage black would be better
This is a serious contender for some small gigs !! Man , I’ll need to gig out the credit card again 🤦♂️
I tried it and it's excellent - however Casio always falls short on something. This time the big drawback is that they still insist on a proprietary power converter!! I would assume with a $3000 price tag it would have a EIC power connector!! When will they get the message??
Waiting for the ThePianoforever youtuber to diss this piano.
Can I get the piano cover separately? Where?
Thank you in advance.
Very nice demo. Some great sounds. Good for a talented player capable of Gigging.
great playing fella's
Nice and sounds great but expensive.
I need things that colour!
@10:04 "DoDoDo"! OMG, I'm a proud owner of a PX-S1000, but my keyboard can't do that! Now I need a 2nd job so I can "DoDoDo" on a PX-S7000!
this peace comes across like that super marshall multimedia speaker.. this thing is gold ! i am happy with my simple yamaha hammer mech masterboard but if i had the money i would take one up on release.. but thgey should create one s7000 purity for 500 bugs, with only piano and e piano sounds.
Oo sleek & stylish! Great demo guys 👍
Legit bangers 🤣
Teach us those jazz Chords please!
Awesome playing
My PX-S1000 started giving me problems within the first year of ownership. One key lots it's touch response. I sent it to casio to be repaired and sold it. I am a bit hesitant to purchase a casio keyboard. Otherwise, nice piano overall.
Wow an IKEA stage piano at last. Love the size and finish especially the 6000 that I've seen in some other videos. But the top end models are crazy expensive for what look to be mainly cosmetic upgrades. Based on this my prediction is that you'll sell a lot of 5000s and 6000s but the 7000s will be overshadowed by the leaner priced competition
The went after the Donner ddp80 keyboard design since it gathered so much attention.
If only I can afford one.
Man, look at all those fancy features, controls, pitch bend, arpeggiator, voices, the wood in the side of the keys. I have a Yamaha Arius YDP and it's very straight forward, because actually useful it only has 2 piano voices and 2 EP voices. This thing is amazing but goddamn, $2,600.
Some interesting ideas , especially the named presets “hit piano”. Great stuff for inspiration when it dries up . Nice one Jack and Casio .... and the price ...? 🤯😖😳😱 . Over 2 grand for a Casio keyboard , extra for the special paint ? Premiership Footballers and Hedge-fund managers only 🤔
I just bought two: One in Ridiculous Red and the other in Precious Pink.
Holy sheeeite! I can barely play the piano, but this is soooo cool that I have to have one. How does it stand up against Roland and Yamaha?
That sounds just so lovely ... really nice. How was the piano key feeling?
casio has dropped hundreds of boards over the past ~40 years but seems any w a model # 5000 and higher have been winners, this being no exception. Going back to 1984...
CZ-5000
CT-6000 & 6500
CT-7000
HT-6000
CTX-5000
CTK-7000
This PXS-7000
All innovative and value packed
Well observed!
I got the px-560M its still awsome
"i see a bit of wood that excites me" hahahahahahaha
It looks like a pair of mustard coloured trousers I used to own in the 90's.
😂 but does it sound the same?
@@luucdentoom6955 yes
@@banterbanter hahaha, so the Casio just sounds like a pair of trousers. That’s just sad marketing. 😅
@@luucdentoom6955 it's pants 😁
I think this product is aim towards those people who are part of the niche/high-end/collector category, this was designed to be a low volume product IMO. So a few will be around.
I have never seen a keyboard like these from other competitors in terms of it's look.
It's beautiful! It's more for casual players though. It fits neatly in most modern home designs.
Exactly how many is "low volume" and "few".
Casio has just been very "design forward" with their keyboards lately,
sounds great!
Wish I could play like this
How's the key action of PX-S7000? They have serious flaw on PX-S3100 and PX-S1100 model.
It's beautiful and sounds great, but I would sweat and smudge this thing to hell and back 😅
Please plug in a Mic on that Mic in input and show us the 25+ vocal effects. How does it sound? I can't find one review of any Casio piano/keyboard showing how it sounds, how about the cheaper Casio LK-S450 Mic in? Please make a video with all Mic in keyboards/digital pianos.
Here you go! th-cam.com/video/Zq0s8GYDvI8/w-d-xo.html
Hit Pianos is the piano equivalent of pop-based auto accompaniment rhythms
Реально прикольно выглядит
Interesting industrial design of the stand and foot pedal unit. The yellow is unique but not exactly my cup of tea. Sounds are nice. But not looking to edit sounds using a tablet. Lacking things I would spend $2,500 USD such as workstation features.
Nice but not for me.
That clear thing that looks like a music stand is actually the teleprompter - you can see Jack readin' it. I know he didn't memorize all that literature
Still Crazy *plays Just the Way You Are*
Excelente... Timbres fantásticos, só não curto essa construção em plástico ☹️
So the sight of wood excites you?
9:26 Is the "Europe EP" meant to be based on their ballad "Carrie"?
Any idea how I can get hold of the dust cover? I've got a px-s6000, and it doesn't come with a dust cover, and I like the look of the official one
I gotta say the touch buttons keep me from the Privia range but it does look pretty.
8:10 Is that a specific song? What is that?
Price point is high! Also wanted to rest a 61 key Nord stage compact on top but can’t cause of that rotary knob in the way. Studio logic do the same with knob right in the way. Let’s face it Casio piano sounds still aren’t there with piano sound so using this as a lower tier midi 88 controller is the good choice as a slave for the Nord. However looks like Roland a88 pro is the choice or doepfer lmk4 for best action and space to rest on top other keyboards.
Not bad for the price.
Cool! Does it do rhythms to play along to?
Does it have a mod wheel option? Looks like a pitch bend…
I 💙it
is the external psu also yellow
Why can't they just add a pitch bend and a few MIDI buttons to a low-end digital piano.
I'm assuming the lights "throbbing" is due to the camera speed and not actually happening in the room?
I have a guess, is there a new teleprompter? P.S. love the videos Jack.
I love your demos sir!! You make anything sound good!!! I just have my own preferences. I own a nord stage 2 and kawai mp 7se, both have amazing sampling technology and the finest action to me better than anything I’ve played. Can the s7000’ lead you through a worship service just fine? I like my nord and kawai because you have the mixers on them. I just don’t see that on the casio
im 28 and suddenly want to learn the piano .. bought a digital one … any advice to where to start? is it possible to learn it on my own?
RTFM, jokes jokes, there are plenty of tutorials online.
Music theory helps, understanding chords helps to but it's about muscle memory and knowing what notes are where.
Practice, practice and practice.
For your initial warm up start with major scales and major and minor chords. Learn the scales and chords in both hands. Start in the key of C but the goal is to be fluent in every key.
Next try to learn a song taught at the beginner level. Pay attention to the four most common chords in songs. In the key of C that's C F G A (also referred to as the 1st, 4th, 5th, and 6th degree of the major scale).
Hanon, every exercise in every key! That's what you start your day with, like a cup of coffee!
I started at 39 by subscribing to Pianote :D Lisa is one of the best instructors you can get.
There are several youtube channels dedicated to this and they also sell more in depth courses. One of my favs is Akira Ikegami
Sounds really good. Would you say it’s comparable to the Nord stage keyboards in terms of quality?
Most likely not even close. Nords don’t have great actions though
Please, make a comparison between PX-S6000 and PX-S7000? :)
Camera shutter speed is out of sync with the refresh rate of the keyboard LED lights, that's why they are flickering, you need to choose a better shutter speed next time, it takes no more than a 5 second test.
4k60p is the new standard for some reason.
It’s like a weird flex 😂 I have it on my Sony A7iv
Is there an easy way to adjust the layer volume, on the fly while performing?
Can it be assigned to the wheels? Or is it stuck in a menu?
If they do a 73 key version this might make my shortlist.
I got the opportunity to try out the s6000 and s7000 in a shop, and the speakers on there seemed absolutely terrible compared to other keyboards, maybe the placement settings were wrong or something? I think ill be getting the yamaha ck88 instead.
Супер!!!
Can I record audio on an usb stick please ?
I so want to see Jordan Ruddess from Dream Theater play this sexy beast yeehaw yo!🤟😎🤟🌹🖤🎤🎹🎧📢🎶🍺🎄