You'll have to contact Faber & Faber for the answer to that one, sadly!

Details are here: www.roland.com/global/support/by_product/f-140r/updates_drivers/a8acec10-7561-42b9-ac83-c29b0ba96671/

I can't answer that as we don't have those here in the US. Check with your local Roland dealer. Good luck!

Obvious safety concerns. :)

Nope. Sorry!

Glad you found such a great deal on a 605! Congrats on a BEAUTIFUL piano!

The HP-605 uses modeling technology with unlimited polyphony and natural harmonic overtones. This provides a far greater depth of expression than the CLP-645 can do with it's sampled tone and 256-note polyphony. Also, the CLP-645 has a 2-speaker stereo sound system and the HP-605 has a 6-speaker "Acoustic Projection" 3D surround system. If properly customized to your tonal taste, the Roland will sound quite a bit better and more "piano-like" than the Yamaha.

Thank you for your comment! I am sorry to say I don't remember the names of the pieces in question. We had all that information saved, but a hard drive failure destroyed all of the video and audio assets we used to make this and I lost all of that info. I would just ask the player, but she was an intern who has moved on to a permanent job out of town. I am sorry to be no help! Maybe one of the classical music geniuses on KZbin can help us figure this out! Thanks again for your comment and thanks for watching!

Nice work!! I am sure Reese would appreciate your creativity!

Thanks you :) Yes, she's a very great actress :)

She is indeed!

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The white ones look amazing!

In fact it is... I had a rebate on it just because people tend to prefer the brown... White it's great, the sounds the same... Yes, I really enjoy learning with it :)

Glad you're having fun!

Have fun with that piano!

This app is completely free! Enjoy!

Thanks for watching!

Sorry, no. The in-app recording feature was added as a practice feature - not a sharing feature. Unfortunately, the music you record there can't be shared externally. Hopefully Piano Partner 3?!

Hi, Danny! Thanks for your question. Forgive me if I seem pedantic here, but I am just trying to be clear. The HP-603 is discontinued and gone. I'll give you the differences between the new HP-603A and the HP-605. The 603A only has a two-speaker stereo speaker system. The 605 has a 6-speaker surround system (called "Acoustic Projection"). It sounds quite a bit better through its onboard speakers. It also has a slightly larger cabinet to house the speakers and metal clips to hold your music open. They both have Bluetooth AUDIO/MIDI/PAGE Turn. I hope that helps!

Yes I guess it must be the HP-603A. Thats very clear - thanks for your help. Definitely worth going for the 605.

Glad to help. I definitely like the 605 better. That bigger speaker system makes a difference. Good luck!

That's awesome! Do they play?

Gist Piano Center two brothers, both play keyboard and piano. They are not aware about who was Bartolomeo Cristofori, though.

It's great they both play, though! Once someone tells them about their family history they will be excited!

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Hi, pikasfed, and thanks for your question! The recording feature in Piano Partner 2 is designed for playback within the app. I am not aware of any way you can export those MIDI files from your tablet. Creating an account in the app is helpful when you use the diary function - so each player can have his/her own practice record/history. I hope that helps! Thanks for watching!

Hello, Shinji! Thank you for your question. Yes, the modeling features built into SuperNATURAL include dynamic string resonance. When you play a note softly, you'll notice the piano gives off a different tone than when you play a note with great force. It's not just a volume thing (like other pianos), the actual sound changes. This is to mimic the behavior of an acoustic piano. It's another way SuperNATURAL makes your digital piano perform more like an acoustic instrument.

Gist Piano Center Really great to know. Thanks for answering the question. At least I have better insight into the technology. Glad I went with a Roland.

Hi, Shinji! Thanks for your note. I'm glad our explanation helped. Enjoy your Roland piano and don't be a stranger! :)

I have sold both and we have FAR fewer service concerns and a much more authentic piano sound/touch with Roland pianos. I also find Roland to be far easier to use - especially if you want to incorporate apps into your playing experience. I would definitely recommend Roland!

The Roland HP-603 has a much higher resolution piano sound. It's capable of over 16,000 dynamic levels where the CLP-535 is only capable of 128. I think you'll find the Roland has a much more realistic piano sound - especially once you customize it for your space. Good luck!

There are a ton of differences, but here are a few big ones: Kawai still uses sampling technology so their piano sound is much less expressive than Roland's modeling technology. The CA-48 uses solid wood keys which can warp, swell and stick - Roland uses a wood/resin hybrid action that gives you a better feel than the CA-48 WITHOUT the maintenance concerns. The Roland has over 300 voices. The CA-48 has 19. The Roland tone is far more customizable - including custom note voicing, volume and tuning. The Roland has over 400 songs built-in; the Kawai has 59. The Roland can record in audio format - the Kawai cannot. The Kawai only offers Bluetooth MIDI - the Roland offers Bluetooth MIDI, Page Turn AND Audio. The Roland has a 10-year warranty. The Kawai has a 5-year. As you can see, the Roland is a MUCH better instrument.

From the HP-603A to the LX-17, all of the models are using the same sound chip and action. Thus, the one that is going to sound most like a piano is the LX-17 because it has the best speaker system (8-channel "Acoustic Projection" surround-sound system). The HP-603A has only a 2-speaker stereo system. The 605 has 6 small speakers in the head unit. ...and the LX-7 has six large speakers spread throughout the entire piano's cabinet. ...so it's the LX-17 that has the best onboard speaker system. I hope that helps!

The GP-300 still uses sampling (Roland uses Modeling - which is MUCH more expressive). The Rolands have Bluetooth MIDI, Audio and Page Turn - The GP-300 does not. Roland has more onboard songs (around 400 vs 60), more onboard sounds (300+ vs 26), and greater polyphony (unlimited vs. 256 note). The Roland also has a better sound system (more speakers with "Acoustic Projection" 3D surround feature vs. fewer speakers with no surround feature)... so the Roland will clearly sound and play better than the GP-300.

The HP-605 is a killer piano for the price. Obviously, the LX-17 would be "the best" due to its larger speaker system and wider 3d sound field... but the HP-605 is an excellent home piano for people who desire authenticity. Enjoy!

Unfortunately, the World was a lot bigger back then. Cristofori was Italian and he never really got out of Italy. Especially after he invented the piano, his king and patron didn't want anybody to be able to copy the new instrument... so he wouldn't let the piano (or Cristofori) out of his sight. It wasn't until German minstrels visited the kingdom and brought detailed drawings of the piano with them that other folks started working on pianos of their own. It's so funny how these things work. Thanks for watching!

If you live in a country where Bluetooth is available, it will work with iOS AND Android. I have an Android tablet and it works perfectly. Remember, you need internet access (WIFI) for the first time you connect to the piano. Also, some Android tablets have a strange Bluetooth processor and may require a USB cable. If your rhythms, dairy and recorder don't play back smoothly, then you'll want to switch to USB. Otherwise, everything will work perfectly (assuming you have the right software and everything is up to date). Have fun!

Sorry, Vaibhav, I am not sure on that one. You best bet is to check with your local Roland dealer.

Thanks for the feedback. That information IS in the description - in the form of our web link. I am sorry you felt that ruined your entire video experience. :)

The music is only $4.99 per level (for the lessons series) right now. It's inexpensive... but yes. You have to purchase the music in the app if you want to use it with the app. If you own the books, you still need the play-a-long files. You can purchase those separately, but they are more expensive than the in-app purchases... so it just makes sense to purchase the music in-app. Have fun!

Hiya and thanks for your message. There are a ton of apps out there that teach piano, but we always recommend getting in touch with an actual piano teacher. You simply can't learn proper technique from an app. You'll have more fun; you'll learn faster and you'll learn a whole lot more with a real teacher! That said, Hoffmann uses Piano Maestro and - though that is a popular app - it's a B in our book because it doesn't offer a direct MIDI connection. It just uses a microphone to "listen" to your piano... and that doesn't work reliably if your piano is out of tune or if you want to play more advanced music. We'd recommend Faber's Piano Adventures Player or Piano Marvel instead. Good luck!

Hi, Ellie! If you're asking about the painting at 1:58, that is Ignacy Jan Paderewski. He was a Polish pianist and composer born in the Ukraine in 1860. He died in New York in 1941.

Hello, Yuri, and thanks for a great question! Yes! That is the benefit of modeling vs. sampling sound technology. A modeled piano does a MUCH better job with dynamics (over 16,000 levels per key instead of 128 with sampling). Everything is adjustable. I think you'll be impressed!

Thanks for watching! You are 100% correct. We made the correction by annotation, but your device may not be compatible with annotations. James misspoke in the video, but we didn't discover it until after it was uploaded. Thanks again for helping us get the right info out!

Hello and thank you for your comment. We really appreciate you visiting our channel and (especially) subscribing to us! Here is a link to a training video that will show you how to record on your Roland HP-603: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r5SQZJqAn8ydmq8 Good luck and thanks again for visiting us!

thanks mate, have a good day!

You too! All our best!

Great comment! Thank you for watching!