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Thank you so much dude! I was looking for piano that sounds exactly like the Grand piano and I think Casio CDP-S150 is really good and perfect for me, do you know the price?
@@JeremySee I did not 🤦🏻♀️ I bought the Korg B2SP & then got home & freaked out bc there had only been 2 options at the store...now I’m rethinking everything. Not sure what I’m going to do, but thank you for this video!
The NPK-10 seems to be just under 300 US dollars. That's excellent value IMO. Actually, it would be very helpful if the prices of the pianos were shown more explicitly in these videos. I kept checking all over this video to see if Jeremy said anything. A prices and pros/cons summary at the end of the video would be fantastic.
I bought the Donner DEP-20 for my little sister and I am shocked how good it is for the price I paid. I can't fault the quality and I enjoyed playing with it more than my Clavinova 600 series. It also has more features than my Clavinova. I would definitely recommend the Donner here.
A great review but I would have liked to see a comparison chart/summary at the end showing cost vs features, sound quality/key action. As a newbie it's hard to know which of these is a good starter which will hold my interest.
I kind of wanted to hear you play the same song on all of them so it’ll be easier to compare the sound quality across all the pianos. Also, some keyboards are barely audible in the upper octaves. I want to hear a song that utilizes a wide range of keys on the keyboard.
Don't forget about the fun factor that will keep you or your kids engaged. That's why I chose the Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-650 instead. (That model has since been replaced by the 660 and now the 670.) Yes, it's a little more money, but it has hundreds of voices to experiment with, from pianos to guitars to synths and even a drum kit. When I went to the music store and looked at keyboards like these for my first hammer-action keyboard, I was disappointed that they were not as versatile as my cheap 61-key Casio entry-level keyboard in terms of voices. Now, given the choice between a non-weighted keyboard with lots of voices and a weighted keyboard with just a few, I would still take the weighted keyboard. I learned on a real piano, and I always felt I was sacrificing something with a non-weighted keyboard. But, if you're willing to spend just a little more money or look for used models, I strongly recommend getting something more versatile that is the best of both worlds.
I stumbled upon a small music store online earlier today that supposedly had just one Roland FP10 in stock for $500, I immediately ordered it and snatched it up! I'm not going to get excited or believe it until I get an email saying it's shipped and the piano gets delivered to me and is in my possession, but i'm pretty stoked! I've been looking for a Roland FP10 for a long time now because of your video and it is the one that I wanted the most!
@@NO_NAME-x9f A bit of a long story but it ended up being a refurbished unit that was scratched up that was sold as new for MSRP ($500) They were very sorry and offered to give me a discount and refund some of my money or give me a prepaid shipping label to return it and swap it with a different piano at no additional cost to me. I ended up swapping it for a White Korg B2!
Jeremy: This is another great review. Beginners buying their first instrument on a budget really need this information. And it is helpul when you mention an onboard recording facility. Some users won't want to connect to an app every time they need to test an idea or make a simple backing. And that some of the more budget oriented brands manage to include a screen at these prices and poweful speakers, is impressive. In general, I think it's fair to say that a sub 500 dollar piano will probably only satisfy for about 3 years, for one reason or another. It might not last much longer either (depends on the brand) but so long as it does its job for about three years, that's enough IMO. In Europe we have the big German mail order company called Thomann. It offers most brands, plus some cheap digital pianos with its own badge. I think they would last the necessary three years, and then some. They get good user revews.
Great review, Jeremy. The NUX surprise me. The Roland sound very clearfull. The Korg sound a little better than Alesis, IMO. Casio and Yamaha are very classical in this list, I like the quality of sound of those. Thanks for your great job and for include the Bach invention 8. Your reviews clarifying the differences and characteristics of this digital pianos for beginers. Greetings from the long beach of 🗿Chile🇨🇱
Great video. I watched this to get an idea what to look for beginner digital pianos... the Yamaha P45 very popular but also very basic. I tried the Alesis Prestige but weak speakers. I just bought the Casio CDPS350, you're right I prefer the textured keys, lots of functions and it's on sale 😁
The ideal piano for me would be: 88 Weighted Keys with Hammer Technique speakers midi output phone output and I just want to use it to play my own samples, and to record my piano playing
From listening to all the CZcams videos, I initially liked the Roland 10, but because it's always out of stock, I started looking at Roland 30x which seems over my budget. Then I found kawai es110, I think it sounds more delicate than Roland 10. Today I finally went to try all of them, Roland 30, I didn't like the keys as they were coming up, they were a bit slow. Nux 10 surprised me, it is very easy to play with the most updated features for only $440 and kawai es110 now is just $490 after discount! Should I go for the latest NUK10 or kawai es110? Kawai is an older version with no USB etc.. But its original price is a bit higher, so is it worth getting it? Would you consider that's a good bargain? Or not really?? I'm a completely new beginner. Appreciate if someone would make a suggestion?
Ahh, I don't need all this. I want: -Sounds nice - 61 keys - velocity/touch sensitivity - headphone jack - metronome -Optional: weighted/slightly weighted keys For around $200
Hi Jeremy, thanks for this video, it's really helpful! I do have one question: in the video you talk about the Casio CDP-S150, but the link in the description goes to the CDP-S100. Are there any differences between the two? And is the S100 also a good choice?
the only difference is the cdps150 supports 3 damper pedal and has a recording function otherwise the cdps100 has no support of these functions but the cdps150 & 100 has the same sound, same design, same action,
Jeremy: In several reviews now, you've said someting like "key touch and key noise levels are higher than average, or" higher than expected". Did you mean to say "better than average/expected"? Logically, if a noise level is higher, that's a disadvantage. Or am I missing something?
hi , Jeremy , I want to learn piano , but I can't afford to buy digital piano , so can I buy casio cst 300 for learning piano? . Or u have any recommendations. Thank you so much . wish the best for u.
Buy The Yamaha PSR E373 instead by paying a little more (like 50 dollars) That is Far Better than the Casio and has Better Resale Value as it is a Yamaha
Fantastic review Jeremy as usual👏👏🤘 I am very much inclined towards the FP10, but heard there might be some “clicking” issues with it. Kindly do advise, is it a deal breaker?
Tried the FP10, Korg B2, and Es110 by Kawai. Frankly, as a 10 year old guitar player, I liked the key action more on the Korg and the Kawai for some reason. The keys on the FP10 were wayyyy too hard to press. Either it's my novitiate or maybe that demo piece was messed up. Apart from that one store, no FP10 is available anywhere. Been a month since I've been planning to buy!
midex1: Any digital piano under 500 dollars is severely compromised. I think you refer to a compromise in sound/action/build quality. If so, you're right, the bigger manufacturers make smaller compromises in those three areas. But their entry level instruments are typically very slim on functionality, connectivity and on speaker power. We know that such models are made principally for piano study by young students. Perhaps the parents are worried about providing too much "distracting functionality". But as soon as a student wants to get more creative, he or she will feel frustrated by the austerity of these entry level pianos. I believe that while Alesis, Donner and NUX make more compromises, they make much smaller ones. You could say that they are better balanced to fit their pricepoint. And there's quite a variance of price here too. It's hard to justify paying twice as much if there's a lot less functionality.
Which piano do you think has the similar grand piano sound as Yamaha P45 in the same price range? The only thing I love in Yamaha P45 is its grand piano sound, so I would like to know if there are other pianos that have similar sound but with better specifications and if possible, in the same price range.
My son is just turned 4 and loves daft punk, deadmau5, and black eyed peas. No nursery rhymes. 🤦🏾♂️ He's always humming and creating new edm with his mouth. What would be a good buy for his age? Would a AKAI Professional MPK Mini Play or Mk3 be overkill, or is it something he can grow with?
Hi Jeremy, In My Country I am Getting the DGX 670 for around 1200 USD (After Conversion) that is WAY more than the Launch Price Do You Suggest I still get it? I use 90% Piano in it and I am getting an Arius YDP 144 for the Same Price Which do you think is more value for money?
Hi, Jeremy! New subscriber here. :) I was wondering if you can tell me which of the two are better. The Yamaha P125 or the Korg B2SP/B2. I learned piano as a child, but I'm not very good at playing. I loved the sound from Korg, but the buttons seemed a bit flimsy when I tried it in the store, though the piano keys themselves were great. There were also a lot of people online saying that there would be issues with their unit after some time which made me worried about buying it. :( I'm also considering a Casio PSX1000 but I think the P125 or B2 might be better. Hope I can hear from you! Thank you for these videos, I've been watching so many of them to help me with my decision.
What you can do is read reviews on the instrument's manufacturer. Which manufacturer has the most top notch instruments and customer service. If you're a beginner though... I doubt it matters which you choose.
I've never heard of a Donner piano before now. What would you recommend for an affordable portable keyboard amp? I have a huge Fender amp, but would like something smaller with some nice warm DSP effects.
Please excuse my ignorance...what is the name of the song you are playing at the beginning of the video? It is so beautifully simple and calming. Thanks.
Thanks for another great review. Can you please review the Inovus i88? I have narrowed it down between the Donner dep 20, Alesis recital pro and the Inovus i88. I would love your insight on this piano. Thank you.
Please make a video on the best digital keyboards for intermediate players who are looking to buy their second keyboard. My first one was the yamaha psr e243 and I'm now looking to get a better keyboard with touch response and the ability to connect to fl studio (a built-in mic would be a great addition if possible). I've watched many of your videos but am still confused as to which one would best suit my needs. Looking forward to this video!
just bought a souidmy s-310 hope its a good one. I feel buying a keyboard is like a phone. I feel its advanced a lot to make a lot of options good ones
I would get the best midi keyboard you can afford (I have 88 keys) and it’s really thin. I like Korg but use a mini sustain pedal by a third party. I connect my keyboard to my or iPad or iPhone! The amount of apps you can get for iPad or iPhone is amazing. The desktop Ravenscroft 275 piano is now available as an app!
Great review. I'm debating between a roland fp10, fp30x, or the casio px s1100. I am also going to start with flowkey. Which piano would you suggest of these? I've watched tons of your videos and now I can't choose because I want them all... Lol
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the greats review! I have the Yamaha p45/p71 and I have an audio interface for recording it with the proper cables but I can’t get great audio like you. How do you record your p45 and which daw do you use?
I saw your ad while seeing some others video and u were playing pirates of the caribbean he is a pirate ... can u tell which sheet did u used .. I I really love how you played
These all seem like great options. However, I am retired and travel full-time in my Airstream travel trailer. I don't have space for an 88 key piano, and I doubt I will ever have the opportunity to play a "real" piano anyway. I still want a good piano sound. Do you think something like the Yamaha NP-12 would be good enough for me to use to learn to play?
At the very beginning, it was Gymnopedie #1 by Erik Satie (1866-1925), and during the actual demo of the Yamaha, it was The River Flows in You, by Yiruma (this instrumental is associated with the Twilight movie series)
Hello there, I am a complete beginner who finally has the money to buy himself a piano and start playing, after many many years of wanting one. But I am extremely indecisive between these ones: Alesis Recital Pro Korg B2N Roland FP 10 Alesis Prestige Could you or any other good soul take your time & help me with the decision of my life please? >.> Thank you
Wow nux have digital piano now, i use the stompbox long time ago and have good durability, they are good effect.. For the list i think fp10 still the best to practice and the best key feeling so far... i own one since 2019 and still use it to practice and when boring i use it as midi controller for EP and other stuff.. nice review
First off big fan, second, I just started playing piano and my right wrist is getting sore within the first day or 2, I believe I am sitting correctly, why does my right wrist have a soreness. My left wrist is fine BTW. I want to learn but don't want to hurt my wrists more, any thoughts?
Beginner want to play 80s only. No desire to play on real piano so need maybe 61 keys? So semi weighted keys less keys want to be able to do alot with computer. Want ability to add drums and other instruments so I can play song byself. What would you Suggest?
Jeremy, I purchased a Donner DEP20 and love it. Problem with it as wekl as Alesis Prestige line...they both use 5 pin din connectors for a triple pedal and no one makes a separate unit that will work with the Dpnner. Donner is no help whatsoever. The only will supply their triple pedal if you buy their wooden stand model. Any ideas??
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What about the Inovus i88? I'm seriously thinking about it over the Alesis Recital Pro.
Can you please tell me where to buy one and the name
Which one of these on your list is the best in your opinion?
1:50 Donner DEP-20
5:16 Casio CDP-S150
7:43 Alesis Recital Pro
10:10 Yamaha P-45/P-71
12:17 NUX NPK-10
14:20 Korg B2
16:20 Roland FP-10
Thank you so much dude! I was looking for piano that sounds exactly like the Grand piano and I think Casio CDP-S150 is really good and perfect for me, do you know the price?
@@sawfan4657 $479
Thank u so much
Thanks, can you please tell me which piece he played?
what's the music for 10:10?
Thank God I decided to look for choices on CZcams first before actually buying one. Helps a lot!!
I'm happy to be of service.
@@JeremySee I did not 🤦🏻♀️ I bought the Korg B2SP & then got home & freaked out bc there had only been 2 options at the store...now I’m rethinking everything. Not sure what I’m going to do, but thank you for this video!
I am too! But there's too many options! Just tell me what to buy!
The NPK-10 seems to be just under 300 US dollars. That's excellent value IMO. Actually, it would be very helpful if the prices of the pianos were shown more explicitly in these videos. I kept checking all over this video to see if Jeremy said anything. A prices and pros/cons summary at the end of the video would be fantastic.
I bought the Donner DEP-20 for my little sister and I am shocked how good it is for the price I paid. I can't fault the quality and I enjoyed playing with it more than my Clavinova 600 series. It also has more features than my Clavinova. I would definitely recommend the Donner here.
0:38 7 criteria
1:53 Donner DEP-20
5:16 Casio CDP - S100
7:43 Alesis Retical pro
10:09 Yamaha P45
12:45 NUX NPK -10
14:21 Korg B2
16:18 Roland FP10
A great review but I would have liked to see a comparison chart/summary at the end showing cost vs features, sound quality/key action. As a newbie it's hard to know which of these is a good starter which will hold my interest.
Thank you so much for this video - I will be sending my piano students in search of digital pianos to your channel!
Thank you for your kind compliments.
I kind of wanted to hear you play the same song on all of them so it’ll be easier to compare the sound quality across all the pianos. Also, some keyboards are barely audible in the upper octaves. I want to hear a song that utilizes a wide range of keys on the keyboard.
Don't forget about the fun factor that will keep you or your kids engaged. That's why I chose the Yamaha Portable Grand DGX-650 instead. (That model has since been replaced by the 660 and now the 670.) Yes, it's a little more money, but it has hundreds of voices to experiment with, from pianos to guitars to synths and even a drum kit. When I went to the music store and looked at keyboards like these for my first hammer-action keyboard, I was disappointed that they were not as versatile as my cheap 61-key Casio entry-level keyboard in terms of voices.
Now, given the choice between a non-weighted keyboard with lots of voices and a weighted keyboard with just a few, I would still take the weighted keyboard. I learned on a real piano, and I always felt I was sacrificing something with a non-weighted keyboard. But, if you're willing to spend just a little more money or look for used models, I strongly recommend getting something more versatile that is the best of both worlds.
I was amused when u played lao shu ai da mi. Great job with the review, as always.
I stumbled upon a small music store online earlier today that supposedly had just one Roland FP10 in stock for $500, I immediately ordered it and snatched it up! I'm not going to get excited or believe it until I get an email saying it's shipped and the piano gets delivered to me and is in my possession, but i'm pretty stoked! I've been looking for a Roland FP10 for a long time now because of your video and it is the one that I wanted the most!
Did you get it yet?
@@NO_NAME-x9f A bit of a long story but it ended up being a refurbished unit that was scratched up that was sold as new for MSRP ($500) They were very sorry and offered to give me a discount and refund some of my money or give me a prepaid shipping label to return it and swap it with a different piano at no additional cost to me. I ended up swapping it for a White Korg B2!
@@elijahb7352 Nice
Affordable piano keyboard but yet still I can afford this 😌☹️
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Jeremy: This is another great review. Beginners buying their first instrument on a budget really need this information.
And it is helpul when you mention an onboard recording facility. Some users won't want to connect to an app every time they need to test an idea or make a simple backing. And that some of the more budget oriented brands manage to include a screen at these prices and poweful speakers, is impressive.
In general, I think it's fair to say that a sub 500 dollar piano will probably only satisfy for about 3 years, for one reason or another. It might not last much longer either (depends on the brand) but so long as it does its job for about three years, that's enough IMO.
In Europe we have the big German mail order company called Thomann. It offers most brands, plus some cheap digital pianos with its own badge. I think they would last the necessary three years, and then some. They get good user revews.
Great review, Jeremy. The NUX surprise me. The Roland sound very clearfull. The Korg sound a little better than Alesis, IMO. Casio and Yamaha are very classical in this list, I like the quality of sound of those. Thanks for your great job and for include the Bach invention 8.
Your reviews clarifying the differences and characteristics of this digital pianos for beginers.
Greetings from the long beach of 🗿Chile🇨🇱
Thanks so much for your awesome videos. I've got the Korg B2 a few weeks ago and feel like it's one of the best decisions I ever made.
Have fun!
(Insert rant about the Roland FP-10 not being available or anytime in the future here.)
What a good thing video jeremy thanks and i love you play jass at the first piano, it is so beautiful
Great video. I watched this to get an idea what to look for beginner digital pianos... the Yamaha P45 very popular but also very basic. I tried the Alesis Prestige but weak speakers. I just bought the Casio CDPS350, you're right I prefer the textured keys, lots of functions and it's on sale 😁
The ideal piano for me would be:
88 Weighted Keys with Hammer Technique
speakers
midi output
phone output
and I just want to use it to play my own samples, and to record my piano playing
Im done with drum, bass, and guitar, im trying piano rn,,
Just bought a used p35,, 🍀
How do you find the p35?
@@alcurtis93 denglish findet er es
I bought the donner dep20. Love the sound of it only downside is it is quite heavy and chunky at 28 pounds
Hey Jeremy, what would you pick between the Yamaha P45 and the Korg B2?
I’m waiting to hear the answer as well!
Korg b2
From listening to all the CZcams videos, I initially liked the Roland 10, but because it's always out of stock, I started looking at Roland 30x which seems over my budget. Then I found kawai es110, I think it sounds more delicate than Roland 10. Today I finally went to try all of them, Roland 30, I didn't like the keys as they were coming up, they were a bit slow. Nux 10 surprised me, it is very easy to play with the most updated features for only $440 and kawai es110 now is just $490 after discount! Should I go for the latest NUK10 or kawai es110? Kawai is an older version with no USB etc.. But its original price is a bit higher, so is it worth getting it? Would you consider that's a good bargain? Or not really?? I'm a completely new beginner. Appreciate if someone would make a suggestion?
is kawai pw100 ok?
Glad to see more people talking about the FP10.
I wish you continued success in the field of music and CZcams thank you
Ahh, I don't need all this. I want:
-Sounds nice
- 61 keys
- velocity/touch sensitivity
- headphone jack
- metronome
-Optional: weighted/slightly weighted keys
For around $200
czcams.com/video/nRNe07bCHC4/video.html
What I want
-touch sensitive
-72 -61 keys
Sound good
Pedal
Have been looking forward to this video ever since I saw the 2020 edition a couple months ago!
Thank you for your kind comments.
Hi Jeremy, thanks for this video, it's really helpful! I do have one question: in the video you talk about the Casio CDP-S150, but the link in the description goes to the CDP-S100. Are there any differences between the two? And is the S100 also a good choice?
the only difference is the cdps150 supports 3 damper pedal and has a recording function otherwise the cdps100 has no support of these functions but the cdps150 & 100 has the same sound, same design, same action,
as an s100 user I don't recommend it
@@averageanon007 why?
Jeremy: In several reviews now, you've said someting like "key touch and key noise levels are higher than average, or" higher than expected". Did you mean to say "better than average/expected"? Logically, if a noise level is higher, that's a disadvantage. Or am I missing something?
I meant better than average. I should have been clearer.
Which one is better Alesis Recital Pro or Donner Dep-20?
hi , Jeremy , I want to learn piano , but I can't afford to buy digital piano , so can I buy casio cst 300 for learning piano? . Or u have any recommendations. Thank you so much . wish the best for u.
Buy The Yamaha PSR E373 instead by paying a little more (like 50 dollars)
That is Far Better than the Casio and has Better Resale Value as it is a Yamaha
Ok great reviews but is no one gonna talk about how fucking huge this guys biceps are he looks like he can bench a grand piano
Hi, I'm a beginner so I'm planning to buy a keyboard. Which keyboard do u suggest me to buy. Please do reply 😃
Yes! I've been waiting for this video :D
Thank you for your support!
Fantastic review Jeremy as usual👏👏🤘 I am very much inclined towards the FP10, but heard there might be some “clicking” issues with it. Kindly do advise, is it a deal breaker?
What did you go for?
Great video as always, Jeremy. I'd love to hear your thoughts on Casio Privia PX-760 digital piano. Would you recommend it for beginners? Thanks
Jeremy, if you could buy one of the ones on your list that's under 1k, which one would you personally buy?
Idk what he would but I would recommend the donner dep which is the first one I believe
Tried the FP10, Korg B2, and Es110 by Kawai.
Frankly, as a 10 year old guitar player, I liked the key action more on the Korg and the Kawai for some reason. The keys on the FP10 were wayyyy too hard to press. Either it's my novitiate or maybe that demo piece was messed up.
Apart from that one store, no FP10 is available anywhere. Been a month since I've been planning to buy!
I really appreciate this vid. Thanks very much
That nux npk10 looks awesome and also sounds awesome. I wonder what would be the difference between this and the yamaha ?
This review is very helpful ! Thank you !
Great review. Extremely useful for beginners.
I'm happy it is useful. 🤝
Yup!I'm going for the yamaha p45..🙌🏻
Which has the least clicky keys? I've seen problems on the P45 and FP10 posted.
I am convinced again: Roland...Yamaha...Korg...Kawai...Casio (possibly) - the rest is a compromise. ;)
midex1: Any digital piano under 500 dollars is severely compromised.
I think you refer to a compromise in sound/action/build quality. If so, you're right, the bigger manufacturers make smaller compromises in those three areas. But their entry level instruments are typically very slim on functionality, connectivity and on speaker power. We know that such models are made principally for piano study by young students.
Perhaps the parents are worried about providing too much "distracting functionality". But as soon as a student wants to get more creative, he or she will feel frustrated by the austerity of these entry level pianos. I believe that while Alesis, Donner and NUX make more compromises, they make much smaller ones. You could say that they are better balanced to fit their pricepoint. And there's quite a variance of price here too. It's hard to justify paying twice as much if there's a lot less functionality.
@@Zoco101 so if i dont want to spend more than $200 at the moment, what's my best option?
@@immaculatesquid i wanna know too xd
@@Zoco101 the speaker power of these piano are good tho they’re powerful
Which piano do you think has the similar grand piano sound as Yamaha P45 in the same price range?
The only thing I love in Yamaha P45 is its grand piano sound, so I would like to know if there are other pianos that have similar sound but with better specifications and if possible, in the same price range.
@GIGI Thank you!
1:14 sounded like „there must be a music rest for your sh*t music“ 😂
Just found your channel! I like it a lot und subscribed!
Yamaha P45 and Korg B2's prices in the USA have increased from $500 to $550 unfortunately. The Amazon exclusive Yamaha P71 is still $479.99 though!
Will fp-10 gets updated? Such as fp30x and above? And in your opinion, will it last long for beginners out there?
My son is just turned 4 and loves daft punk, deadmau5, and black eyed peas. No nursery rhymes. 🤦🏾♂️ He's always humming and creating new edm with his mouth. What would be a good buy for his age? Would a AKAI Professional MPK Mini Play or Mk3 be overkill, or is it something he can grow with?
Hi Jeremy,
In My Country I am Getting the DGX 670 for around 1200 USD (After Conversion) that is WAY more than the Launch Price
Do You Suggest I still get it?
I use 90% Piano in it and I am getting an Arius YDP 144 for the Same Price
Which do you think is more value for money?
No don’t get anything overpriced
What camera are you using ? Its sharp man. I have a GH5 and your videos almost look sharper :P
I love the GH5! Wish it autofocus more reliably though. Used an A7C on this.
Hi, Jeremy! New subscriber here. :) I was wondering if you can tell me which of the two are better. The Yamaha P125 or the Korg B2SP/B2. I learned piano as a child, but I'm not very good at playing.
I loved the sound from Korg, but the buttons seemed a bit flimsy when I tried it in the store, though the piano keys themselves were great. There were also a lot of people online saying that there would be issues with their unit after some time which made me worried about buying it. :( I'm also considering a Casio PSX1000 but I think the P125 or B2 might be better. Hope I can hear from you! Thank you for these videos, I've been watching so many of them to help me with my decision.
Did you ever get an answer? I am literally stuck on this same decision.
What you can do is read reviews on the instrument's manufacturer. Which manufacturer has the most top notch instruments and customer service. If you're a beginner though... I doubt it matters which you choose.
I've never heard of a Donner piano before now. What would you recommend for an affordable portable keyboard amp? I have a huge Fender amp, but would like something smaller with some nice warm DSP effects.
I love you
Hey does anyone know what song he is playing at 6:25
Os melhores
YAMAHA P125
CASIO PX S3000
CASIO PX 5S
CASIO PX 560M
KORG SP 380
KURZUEIL KA 90 / 120
KURZUEIL FP 30X / FP 60X
hello I am hesitating between alesis recital pro and prestige I would like to know which is the best thank you for answering me
Hello Jeremy. Between which you advise me, the alesis recital pro and the Kurzweil KA90. Thanks
Great info 👍 Roland FP10 caught my attention. However does it have the touch sensitivity?
What would you recommend for a keyboard with pedal, audio jack, mixer outlet, and weighted keys. Thank you
9:15 What the name of this song ?
Great job ... Was of great help
Please excuse my ignorance...what is the name of the song you are playing at the beginning of the video? It is so beautifully simple and calming. Thanks.
Satie - gymnopedie 1
Thanks for another great review. Can you please review the Inovus i88? I have narrowed it down between the Donner dep 20, Alesis recital pro and the Inovus i88. I would love your insight on this piano. Thank you.
Thanx, Jeremy 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Please make a video on the best digital keyboards for intermediate players who are looking to buy their second keyboard.
My first one was the yamaha psr e243 and I'm now looking to get a better keyboard with touch response and the ability to connect to fl studio (a built-in mic would be a great addition if possible). I've watched many of your videos but am still confused as to which one would best suit my needs. Looking forward to this video!
just bought a souidmy s-310 hope its a good one. I feel buying a keyboard is like a phone. I feel its advanced a lot to make a lot of options good ones
My son is 13 years of age and never played a keyboard before.. what would you recommend sir? Thank you very much
I would get the best midi keyboard you can
afford (I have 88 keys) and it’s really thin. I like Korg
but use a mini sustain pedal by a third party. I connect
my keyboard to my or iPad or iPhone! The amount of apps
you can get for iPad or iPhone is amazing. The desktop
Ravenscroft 275 piano is now available as an app!
Thanks a lot for this video
Great review. I'm debating between a roland fp10, fp30x, or the casio px s1100. I am also going to start with flowkey. Which piano would you suggest of these? I've watched tons of your videos and now I can't choose because I want them all... Lol
Hey Jeremy, thanks for the greats review! I have the Yamaha p45/p71 and I have an audio interface for recording it with the proper cables but I can’t get great audio like you. How do you record your p45 and which daw do you use?
I saw your ad while seeing some others video and u were playing pirates of the caribbean he is a pirate ... can u tell which sheet did u used .. I I really love how you played
Very helpful 👏🏻
These all seem like great options. However, I am retired and travel full-time in my Airstream travel trailer. I don't have space for an 88 key piano, and I doubt I will ever have the opportunity to play a "real" piano anyway. I still want a good piano sound. Do you think something like the Yamaha NP-12 would be good enough for me to use to learn to play?
Hi Jeremy. Love your videos. Will you ever come around to reviewing the FP-60x?
Love your content! What's the name of the song you played on the Yamaha, btw?
At the very beginning, it was Gymnopedie #1 by Erik Satie (1866-1925), and during the actual demo of the Yamaha, it was The River Flows in You, by Yiruma (this instrumental is associated with the Twilight movie series)
Thank you very much
Hello there, I am a complete beginner who finally has the money to buy himself a piano and start playing, after many many years of wanting one.
But I am extremely indecisive between these ones:
Alesis Recital Pro
Korg B2N
Roland FP 10
Alesis Prestige
Could you or any other good soul take your time & help me with the decision of my life please? >.>
Thank you
E463 & i400....from this which one is recommended to buy
Wow nux have digital piano now, i use the stompbox long time ago and have good durability, they are good effect..
For the list i think fp10 still the best to practice and the best key feeling so far... i own one since 2019 and still use it to practice and when boring i use it as midi controller for EP and other stuff.. nice review
And NUX is surprisingly above average. 😉
First off big fan, second, I just started playing piano and my right wrist is getting sore within the first day or 2, I believe I am sitting correctly, why does my right wrist have a soreness. My left wrist is fine BTW. I want to learn but don't want to hurt my wrists more, any thoughts?
Press keys using more of your shoulders & arms and less of you wrists
Also do stretching exercises for arms, wrists and fingers every morning
Thank me later
Amazing insights Jeremy. Can you please tell about Artesia 88 performer?
Alesis, NUX, and Korg 🤔🤔🤔 I like them all tbh. Gotta research prices now.
Hi, thanks for the video. I was wondering what the music is called at the very beginning? Thank you
How come your roland fp10 has a bluetooth button, i dun see it in most of the other reviews on Fp10
is it worth buying the fp-30x and spending more for the polyphony and bluetooth connectivity if you are a beginner? 🤔
Beginner want to play 80s only. No desire to play on real piano so need maybe 61 keys? So semi weighted keys less keys want to be able to do alot with computer. Want ability to add drums and other instruments so I can play song byself. What would you Suggest?
Is that Roland FP-10 or FP-30X in your suggestion? The link is go to FP-30X...
After watching this I get bombarded with learn how to play piano ads
Man.. What mic do you use when u talk in the beginning of this video?
Jeremy, I purchased a Donner DEP20 and love it. Problem with it as wekl as Alesis Prestige line...they both use 5 pin din connectors for a triple pedal and no one makes a separate unit that will work with the Dpnner. Donner is no help whatsoever. The only will supply their triple pedal if you buy their wooden stand model. Any ideas??
what are your thoughts on privia px s3000 or s1000?
Cn you add velocity sensitivity in your keyboard buying criteria !!
ordered my yamaha p-45 yesterday ❤️😌.
Have fun!
Great sound