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What is the difference between Udmey and Website Version? As far as I'm concerned,Udemy price is more reasonable.And How can i access the contents from Udemy? And Does udemy cover all topics from website?

Not piano sound😢???

Thanks for this. I was looking for exactly this info. I have a Fatar StudioLogic 88 key controller, and I’m considering getting an SK61 and was hoping that I could set it up to play piano/pad on the weighted 88 keys, and the B3 Organ sound on the SK61 (stacked on top) so this is exactly what I need to pull the trigger. Getting a whole new 88 key piano was something I didn’t really want (and I wanted the portability of the 61, plus the StudioLogic has better key action), but I will sometimes want to set it up like that with the two keyboards stacked, and this is perfect. The only thing better would be if the SK61 had waterfall keys, but it’s not a dealbreaker, especially at that price.

Did you find the action noticeably more resistant than Casio ct-s1 or Yamaha np-35? Another reviewer captured a digital force gauge with a 50% higher reading than either. Like you he said he came to like the action after a period of adjustment. A test of the action of the previous go piano model in a store suggests this aspect might be an ongoing design decision by Roland but it caused me to move on pretty swiftly. I don’t mind using some extra arm weight to start a key off but I really don’t like constantly applying it to keep the key down. Pianos, real ones only I’m afraid, at least don’t seem to have this latter inconvenience.

Thank you for this comprehensive video on the Roland Go Keys 5. I have just purchased this along with the wireless adapter with cloud membership. I really enjoyed your run through of the keyboard and showing how you navigate the keyboard. I notice there is hardly anyone out there talking or reviewing this keyboard. I can’t wait to get to try it out as it will be more portable for me than the FP30 to take to church ❤

I just bought the Casio PX-S3100, and I'm loving it!!! Your video here is by far the most comprehensive of all that I've seen on CZcams, and I thank you very much for the upload. I've already been studying the user manual for several days, so I've been ready for this video, and it filled in a bunch of blank spaces that I hadn't covered yet. Of course you couldn't cover everything, so I'm wondering if you've done any other videos on the pitch bend, the knobs, and perhaps the accessories? In any case, thank you once again for a great upload!!

Great video Tony! Roland has really brought a great set of features to this price point. Will it spur brand-Y to raise their game?

I have this keyboard and use the bluetooth midi function to automatically change the sounds. I use the Forscore app on my iPad and have a setlist there. I can program midi changes there so when I load up a new sheet music the app changes the sound on my keyboard. I love that being bluetooth I dont have to physically connect my ipad with the keyboard.

The only review I would trust

Hi Tony, I recently got the px-s3000 and I'm looking in it the setting to set a fixed sustain on the notes (without needing the pedal), but i can't find the setting. Do you know how to set fixed sustain on casio px s3000? (I used yamaha dgx-660 earlier and it had this setting)

The ability to use WC-1 is also a killer feature. Esp. since it also gives you access to virtual instruments on the Roland Cloud. I got this for my GAIA2 and the Roland Cloud is a great addition.

We got a gokeys 3 as a gift for a friend to start learning. He liked it a lot but all the functions overwhelmed him!

As you alluded to in your video Tony, I did not think that you would be happy with a Roland product 😊

Fantastic detailed review as always, for my piano needs i have a older yamaha p255, but currently looking for a fun portable keyboard for small gigs, this could do the job nicely

Great comprehensive review - thanks!

Great review, I'm subbed of course for quite a while and forgot to post a comment. So just know you're appreciated very much ! I am wondering if the speakers are enough for a solo piano bar / cafe gig ("piano bar" style etc.) ? ty

This video really helped me to better understand the finger chord and chord styles on the DGX 670. Thank you for this and I am like you I am a pianist and also and organist and I am really excited about this instrument and all that it has to offer. It seems almost limitless and the sounds and rhythms for the $$ P R I C E $$ are amazing bargain as no other 88 keys 🎹 keyboard 🎹 of any of the other brands come close to it for the 💥💥💨B A N G💨💥💥 for the $$ B U C K $$. I have a KORG X-2 vintage 1994 that I bought new in early 1995 and it recently went dead on me so I get it back from the repair shop shortly and it was the memory battery 🔋 that had finally died🪫and the 3-1/2 inch floppy disc drive had died several years ago. However it was replaced with a SSD DRIVE and some keybed and button work it should be back in great shape. It has lots of sounds that are still quite useable still especially guitars 🎸 and strings 🎻🎻🎻and very C😎😎L special effects sounds. So I should be able to put together some awesome multitrack songs between it and the KORG. I also have a Alesis HR-16 drum machine that is really a great drum machine and will probably use it in some cases. Again thanks for the awesome video support very much appreciated.

Tony, as you said Hammond digital organ have a standard octave width (XK-4: Octave width: 16.5cm; white key length ~13.5cm) Yamaha YC-61 on the other hand has: Octave width: 16.1cm; white key length ~14cm I like YC-61 very much. Michael

"Yesterday" is not a waltz (should be 4/4 time) right?

Preciate the detailed review. Idk why yamaha wont change that plug its like the weakness on many keyboards. As far as the speakers i think they did perfect... they're there but you cant see them! Looks better to me.. Im super excited for mine im coming from the mm series I got in 08 so its been a while since i had a new board.

Thanks a lot, you helped me figure it out:) But I have one issue, I'm always running out of memory, the song just stops and says "mem full", and I've cleared all my unused users. But no matter what I can't record more then two songs without it filling up, please help me with that if there's a fix.

This amount of customization and associated with it the number of manual pages to read (it is not intuitive) plus the number of outputs (some I would never need) made me decide to return my Hammond XK-4 and get Yamaha YC-61 (plus a MIDI controller). I do not like to feel overwhelmed 😊

Thanks Tony. Very helpful. Do you have any CK tricks for transitioning live between two live-sets with different overlapping strings/pads. I've hacked it with copying the same level volume of a pad/string part to another live-set and pedal, but still haven't found an elegant way to seamlessly do this. This would make a great video for there are no equivalents I have found. Thanks for all you do for the CK community.

It looks like the key signature options are only for major keys. How do you select a minor key?

!EXCELLENT IN DEPTH REVIEW! I've been watching reviews on this Digital piano, as it caught my attention... ALL other reviews showcased the AWESOME Sound Engines, and it's SPECTACULAR Sound... BUT... Nothing in depth as far as ALL the features! Taking into consideration my budget for a New Piano {$1000 - I CAN'T make a mistake}, this fit NICELY, and you DEFINITELY allowed me to Pull The Trigger on this!!! Great Sound isn't the ONLY consideration when buying a Piano, but what you NEED IT FOR... and that's what THIS IN DEPTH REVIEW ALLOWED US TO KNOW... {For me, a CHURCH SOLO PERFORMER & HOME RECORDING ENTHUSIAST} is Perfect!!!... It might NOT have a 16 Track Sequencer, but I can get around that with my DAW and a little extra effort... God Bless, and THANKS A MILLION PIANO TONE!!!... You Got My Like & Sub!!!

Hmm, didnt work for me. I tested it in Keysight and Synthesia. I followed your Explanations (and i also have a E373) but it simply didnt work. my Pedal works, its just not showing anywhere in the software :(

As you know Tony, I (after returning of Hammond XK-4) almost bought Nord Electro 6D 73 keys but after analyzing again what already have (many piano and organ VSTs and different pedals) and what I really need, I ordered Yamaha YC61 and Arturia Keylab Essential 88. I also have Studiologic 17 note pedalboard on order. This will be my setup for organ (both B3 and pipe) and basic blues and jazz piano practice (I signed up for a few courses). The next will be to get a custom made wooden stand 😊

Is it possible to play classical music on this keyboard?

Norwegian Wood on the nylon string guitar patch sounded really cool

Wow..overwhelmed by thoroughness of your reviews. Wondering if this DP lacks a simple 2 track recording feature, which I assume would be made to ext storage?? (ie, is there only 1 internal midi track). eg, recording piano chords on 1 track, then recoding a string section on track 2 while track 1 plays back (thinking maybe there’s no onboard memory for playback of both tracks). Keep these vids coming.

Hi Tony, I'm considering the following options, can you kindly let me know your thoughts? Casio px-s3000, Yamaha P115, Yamaha Dgx-620.

Tony, I would like to share with you that XK-4 is too complicated for me. I can play basic patches but after two weeks I am still studying the manual (more than 160 pages). It is not to know everything but to just do basic patch and tone edits and other functions. I think that it is all too much for me. I like the sounds, I like the action, I am impressed with the number of options and features but … I will be returning it. Another problem for me is the high cost of a 20 note pedal board and its weight. I am getting cheaper Studiologic pedalboard but there are (as I read) problems with its proper function when connected to XK-4. Believe it or not but I am getting Nord Electro 6D 73. I will have it in two weeks. Cheers, Michael

Thank you so much Tony...I've owned my E473 for an over a year now and had no Idea how to record( the owners manual is terrible and was of no help). Your video was a tremendous and a great instructional tool. I am 75yrs old and just need to remember all that I have learned. I feel I am finally making progress and will continue to watch your videos down the line.

There still seems no way to turn on automatic damper without a damper pedal. I want some sustain on my notes without carrying my pedal around too…

Thank You!! I was 2 days putting this stand up .. now I realize that those 'the wedge nuts' needed to placed in the rear bar .. thank you .....

I love it except I’m not sure why they have B3 and C3 as different sounds. The vintage B3 and C3 are identical except for the cabinet (which doesn’t effect the sound)

WOOW! thanks, explicas muy bien todo! resolviste muchas de mis dudas, buen video! ojala sigas haciendo mas videos así :)

Such helpful reviews and such a helpful site!! In your review you called the Numa the best deal at the price point. I wonder how you would compare it to the Korg D1, which at the same price point has none of the features but has the RH3 keybed from the top line Korgs like Kronos and Nautilus. That turned my head, but then you said the Numa is a perfect balance between hammer and synth weighting plus all the features. I definitely wish Studiologic didn't have the orange and white logo that looks like Amazon, but your review of the keybed is hard to ignore. In your opinion, for around $750, does the Numa beat the D1? Just bought you a coffee - appreciate you.

The full size kys are great if you’re going from a regular piano

Hello Tony, Have you ever considered Mike Little’s Organ Pro course? Thank you

Thanks a lot for that tutorial. Is there a way to IMPORT MIDI data into the DGX 670? Or to control the DGX 670 with external MIDI, a DAW or sequencer? I see no documentation about that.

Hello. I know you’ve moved on from this digital piano; but do you remember if this keyboard has the ‘security screws’ for the safety straps that comes on some of the piano stands? Despite all the reviews, and even going through the marketing content, I cannot find a picture of the bottom/base of this piano! Thanks in advance.

Really useful video thankyou. Ive bought it and it looks amazing for this newbie

Thanks!

Just purchased yesterday. I'm a pianist for 60 years and I am having an absolute blast. The manual is going to take some time to get to so thank you so much for your video. I need to learn this thing. And I currently play on a Steinway studio, but I needed the addition of accompaniments for composing and quiet practice without the digital keyboard turned on.

Thanks by the video 🎹

Such wonderful explanation, really great and keep doing such awesome reviews 👍🙏👍

Nice review. I do however believe the lack of left and right quarter inch audio out ports is unfortunate. The keyboard is advertised as portable and while you can use a splitter back your monitors or whatever. I'm thinking better resonance from two wires rather than one.. There's also the scenario where this device could be used as a house band on premise keyboard. Not really moving a lot but really nice to have. Me, I'm really not impressed with the built in speakers and found them to be a bit on the weak side.... Other than that, I loved it..

DEFINITELY a YES!

Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge. I really appreciate it. I am trying to find a way to get the DGX-670 to pair with Logic Pro so that each instrument, including the styles, can have its own midi channel even while playing, instead of recording everything and then transferring to the USB stick. I saw a video of a guy doing that with the Genos 2 in which he developed a template to send and receive midi information and record that in Cubase. I think the same concept could be applied to Logic Pro.