Casio CDP-S100 vs Roland FP-10 vs Yamaha P-45. Piano sound (Blind test)

[@naanda-tteme]

0:01 Piano 1- BLIND 0:55 Piano 2- BLIND 1:48 Piano 3- BLIND ******************* 2:38 Piano 1-REVEALED 3:32 Piano 2-REVEALED 4:26 Piano 3-REVEALED

[@rounaknair1193]

God bless you😭🙏👍

[@FearTheBRIX]

@@rounaknair1193 🤣😂😅

[@cupa6285]

piano 3 sounds more better if u add some chorus effects or smth

[@dimplegargtgtsc.sambarocha344]

@@cupa6285 But still yamaha and roland would sound better

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

For those who are going to buy a piano, do not get carried away by the comments, get carried away by your tastes, the three piano were recorded online, so just listen and choose the one you like best. I forgot, in a matter of touch of keys, it is always good to try it yourself, here in the comments there are many opinions and you will not necessarily agree with that

[@monaj5783]

I liked 1, do you know which one was it? Most comments saying Yamaha, is it correct?

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

@@monaj5783 Yes, piano 1 is the Yamaha P45, the video also shows

[@monaj5783]

@@ayrtoninchejanampa6874 oh it does, the last piano was painful so i didn't finish the video, i was wondering how everyone knew, thank you 🙏🏼

[@lukaso4644]

roland fp10 but cant afford it so going with cheapest casio xD

[@haneenashraf7964]

This is the best commend 💖💖💖💖

[@PeaceLilies03]

Got the Roland FP10 because of blind tests like these, thank you :)

[@Sundance_]

Have you experienced any key sound after usage? I want to go for Roland but I read some comments about that raising key sound, made me concerned

[@zimpinzonkerenda]

Los tres me gustan pero prefiero casio BBB ❤🎉

[@maryfisher6569]

Great video. I just purchased a P-45 and LOVE IT!!! I had an upright grand and this sound almost exactly like it, touch as well. I havent stopped playing it. It was brand new and still in box at a flea market for 225. Can't beat that price!

[@goodcyrus]

Hot bargain ... as in stolen item probably

[@davidbower9025]

All very fine pianos - but just adding a bit of support for the Casio CDP-S100 here! Not sure what mode that was in (maybe 'Bright'?) but I can honestly say the Grand Piano on the Casio sounds NOTHING like this demo! It's far better than shown here. The best advice really would be to go to a piano shop and try all three. That's what I did and I came away with the Casio. I think the Yamaha and Roland had a *slightly* better sound, but the action on the P45 was nowhere near as nice as the Casio. The keys seemed very slow to return, and felt very cheap. I thought the Roland's action was as good as the Casio, but was significantly more expensive. For me, it was as much about the feel as it was the sound, and at that price point, the Casio was way ahead. Of course, this is all very subjective, it really is a personal choice, but for a budget-friendly starter piano, the Casio for me was the clear winner. Online reviews are an excellent starting point, but you really have to see/hear/feel each piano personally to make the right decision for you. Happy shopping everyone!

[@lugowo8986]

Are you sure that casio sounded as good/subpar the yamaha p45? if truly so, then please tell me, therefore afterwards i would be convinced to buy the cdp s100.thank you.

[@davidbower9025]

@@lugowo8986 I would say the P45 sounded slightly better but not much, and the CDP-S100 felt much better. Definitely try them both out and see what you think, but the Casio is a lovely piano 😁 Good luck!

[@lugowo8986]

@@davidbower9025 aight thank you very much By the way, which do you prefer from p45 and cdps100, just for information?

[@davidbower9025]

@@lugowo8986 I bought the CDP S100 and I love it 😊 At that price its absolutely brilliant! Let me know if you get to try them both in a shop?

[@lugowo8986]

@@davidbower9025 alright, yeah unfortunately at my locals, not even a single shop provides, thus, i can't try it, the only choice is to buy it online, one last thing i wanted to ask, if you may, i've heard about this casio CDP S100 is short pivoted keys, what do you think about it? , is it true, or doest it affect you playing at all?

[@DARIJASOUNDS]

I own both pianos: Roland FP-10 and Casio CDP-S100. The sound of a (compact, stage and upright) digital piano really is a matter of taste, and also depends on the settings of the individual piano and used speakers and/or headphones. Yamaha is like an upright piano, Roland is more warm and full and Casio sounds like a grand piano with an open ceiling. Also consider the number of polyphonies (Yamaha and Casio have 64, Roland has 96 polyphones). All models sound better with a good headphone or profetional external speakerss than the built-in speakers. With the further development of the virtual pianos up to the physically modeled pianos, the sound engine within the compact digital pianos is not really interesting and does not represent the first criterion for me. You can simply connect your stage piano to a tablet or computer and launsch a physical modeled virtual piano engine, and you get the best sound out there, with infinite possibilities for tuning right through to the length of the strings. The most important thing in a piano is the KEYBOARD. On all three keyboards of the named models, the keyboard of Casio is by far the best with well-scaled dynamics and pleasing surface texture (Scaled Hammer Action Keyboard II). In summary, a sound engine can be substituted for a better one, but you can not replace a bad keyboard.

[@Wulfcry]

Well said most people treat the sounds from digital pianos as stock sounds without adjusting them to their taste.

[@jasonshrestha]

I have been looking for a comparison all over, i plan to use Keyscape, and get either yamaha fp-10 or Casio CDP s100. Which one would you suggest I should get for the best feel, the best response of the keys and durability. Thank you for this in-depth review @Mrfilariss

[@mmhcreates]

Well said. For my personal taste I preferred the overall sound of the Roland and the Casio was a close second especially in the lower frequency range.

[@AGAU1022]

"the keyboard of Casio is by far the best with well-scaled dynamics and pleasing surface texture" I disagree. The FP-10 feels better to me.

[@mahendra4352]

I'm a beginner looking for my first piano. Currently I'm eyeing a S100. Is there actually a way to upgrade a sound engine ? Is it akin to Android OS upgrade on mobile phone ?

[@fomalhaut86]

Roland has a LOT more dynamic range than the competition. It also has more resonances modeled. That and the natural note decay is what sets it apart form the competition. It is easy to hear if You know what to hear for :)

[@graceongiphonesg]

I tried the Roland FP 10 at a showroom played pop piano on it and I love the mellow warm tone and slightly yellowish keys. It Sound closer to a real grand piano. The upper notes of other brands always puts me off with its shrill sharp tone.

[@AGAU1022]

Yamaha (first one) is the brightest and also just seemed louder overall, so I thought it sounded the best at first and the Roland sounded the worst, but once I adjusted for this by turning the volume up the Roland sounded the best, much more realistic. The Roland also feels the best to me in store. The Casio is in between the two in terms of brightness, so a fine compromise. Casio pianos are much better than people say, especially for the price, but I think paying a bit more for the FP-10 is worth it.

[@paolopantaleo7135]

Roland has still that very slightly robot talking feeling, as it is synthetized. In 10 years it will probably sond like a real piano :P

[@runder2022]

No

[@sbstx1]

All nice digital pianos in their own way. Love the way fp10 sounds around the 4:00 mark. It has a certain drama that strikes a chord with me. Feels like it has very good dynamic range. Love the music and the way it’s played! Awesomeness

[@Neerano]

That is because it sound mellow while p45 is bright. Mellow may sound more romantic/melancholic in certain pices.

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

@@Neerano Yes, I noticed this with my PF10. I almost always have it set Piano#4 because this is the brightest and almost everything sounds better to me that way.

[@ThePandaGuitar]

Piano 2 by far, without watching the rest of the video. Piano 3 sounds like plastic, and I was going to buy the last one before watching this video, lol!

[@kittygumdrop7442]

lol same! I was specifically looking for reviews on the 3rd one til I heard this.

[@tibisuperlegoarms]

Same! I was looking for an affordable digital piano and I was quite sure I would have gone for the Casio cdp s100 because after reading his features it looked better then the Yamaha,then I found this video and I'm so grateful for this! I'm happy to say that I've gone for the yamaha p45,it sounds warm and realistic. PS,I already have an upright piano and the p45 is a great digital piano,even comparing to my acoustic one(of course it is a budget piano,but it's totally worth considering its price)

[@tibisuperlegoarms]

@@DanielSekovski I know the privia and of course It's much better! But It isn't on the same prize range,you usually find the p45 around 400/450€ and the privia costs about 550€,it costs as much ss the p125 and the fp30. I found the p45 on a really good price,I spent 450€ for the piano plus the yamaha l-85 stand (390 for the piano and 60 for the stand). Of course the choice depends by what you need,I already have an upright but I had to buy a digital to study and to play anytime with headphones on,so I didn't need an expensive piano. But I can just recomend it! Yes, it isn't an expensive piano but to me it's totally worth for the price. You're right that the px1000 is better but it is more expensive,it depends by how much you're going to spend :)

[@EvangelionGames-ro3xt]

ThePandaGuitar omg me too

[@PaulBell88]

@@DanielSekovski But black keys are lighter than white, making it maddening.

[@heinrichhegenberg8353]

I'm looking for a begginer e-piano and stumbled upon this video. What I can't believe is the choice of song. It brought me back to the old days in an instant. It took me a while to remember why the f*** the music sounded sooo familiar!

[@user-UH5thojFkPng]

Wow, from merely the first few notes, this song suddenly reminds me of Heroes of Might and Magic 4, which I played when I was still a primary school student! At that time this very Academy theme song impressed me very much. Simply...amazingly....NOSTALGIC!

[@stephaniepalewicz5188]

It is from HOMM! Check out the Paul Anthony Romero KZbins.

[@anniesmith2]

Roland # 1, Just got mine and I love the sound. Advise to me...sound over features.... unless you absolutely need the features.

[@ItzMinzzz]

do have that plastic key noise on ur fp10 ???

[@jrnelson2106]

I thought the Roland sounded the worst low dynamics

[@codelif]

Actually to me sound isn't really a problem. Cause I use it with my laptop so I can change the sound fonts all I want so I am going for the cdp s100. And the casio sound is not that bad if i wanna use it solo.

[@arjenbij]

@@jrnelson2106 This has nothing to do with dynamics, the yamaha is overly bright. The Roland has string resonance which makes the sound more complex and richer.

[@CalaTec]

I've never played any piano, but I want to buy one and I want the Roland FP10. I saw so many reviews and listen to them the lasts couple of days and I was able to identify each by ear, which surprises me.

[@mr_x1703]

love the warm and mellow tone of the roland the most

[@banzarexi]

The last one was definitely the most unsuccessful. To me the most successful roland. Second place is yamaha.

[@vccranker]

That’s funny. For me, it’s the complete opposite. First and third were super clear and second was slightly muffled or dull. Third sounded slightly more harpsichord like, but almost indistinguishable from the first, which sounded like a real piano.

[@littlelamb6804]

Roland sounds so rich and full.

[@kesterrose3529]

Baring in mind the third didn't have a sustaining pedal, which makes the sound test a little bit unfair imo. Personally, Yamaha wins for me, and would like to hear Casio with a pedal but by this recording it definitely comes last for me. Roland is a close second though, the sound is slightly fuller but also sounds more electric than the first to me, if that makes sense.

[@MrProcesorek]

Same

[@ron4u2k]

The Roland immediately sounded smooth even in the blind test..but I thought it was played more softly which added the soothing effect of Roland

[@allyzally]

That’s brilliant , I have ordered a Roland and was having second thoughts about it but this has confirmed that I made the right choice, thanks so much for this and lovely playing.

[@robmandeville5180]

I can not WAIT till the FP10's are in. I've had one on order for a month!

[@juuls7082]

P1 0:00 P2 0:55 P3 1:48 P1 0:16 P2 1:10 P3 2:03 P1 0:27 P2 1:21 P3 2:14 P1 0:36 P2 1:30 P3 2:23

[@mullvinayak]

Tysm!🙇🏻‍♂️

[@digitalsurfer5458]

Very useful!! Helps distinguish much better! Thank you!

[@calpcee3337]

The goat!!!

[@FutureArtGroup]

FP-10>P-45>S100

[@GiulianoM14]

Wow, even hearing them with my phones speakers I could tell the difference. I instantly preferred the second one. Roland made such a good work on the FP-10. Definitely getting that one.

[@noadnie8210]

I also like Roland most, all yamahas are too bright for me

[@Quisspo]

Piano 2 > Piano 1 > Piano 3. After conclusion: yeah that is what I expected. That is why I will buy a Roland one soon :P Yamaha is no slouch either, but I personally prefer the warm bass in the Roland piano

[@cappujhino]

Exactly what I thought. Also gonna buy the Roland.^ ^

[@congdungnguyen7354]

I bought roland but for Yamaha sounds better

[@abigailaldea7956]

I like the Roland, soft but solid sound.

[@stevenwarner9156]

I got the Casio right as number 3 but got the P-45 and FP-10 mixed up. Very impressive sound by Roland, particularly with the rich harmonics in the bottom end which remind me of some higher priced (but not by that much) Yamahas.

[@Sticknub]

same here

[@P4P1Kpl]

hey. could you check it? "At the begining Yamaha and Roland have long sound but Casio is like cutting the sound check the very beginning of each samples. Casio for me (not even beginer) sound cheap or fake." I'm interested in buying my first piano and I need a comparison between Roland FP-10 and Casio CDPS110. What do you think?

[@traciezou3768]

thank you for the blind test, I was wondering which one to choose, Roland FP-10 it is, sounds very settle, I love it!

[@Salahdin89]

fp10 has string resonance effect. it makes the sounds in same harmonic range much richer.

[@margaretmirnaya4693]

Thank you for this video! I bought Roland FP-10, and I'm in love with it sound - deep, full, warm... And I alco like the melody you play, I cannot find any tutorials that sound like your variant... :(

[@babarossaalbert5011]

Could you please publish the sheet of that lovely Song or do a Tutorial ?

[@simonaportaluppi8181]

Did you find it?

[@Humiliated1234]

Description

[@jon_is_nerd1730]

Was the Casio in the grand setting? That sounded like it was the bright setting. Ngl, the Casio (what I have) is really nice sounding and has a very acoustic sound in both the low and high ends of the keyboard. When I went to purchase my Casio I looked at the Yamaha and quite frankly I preferred the casios touch and tone quality. However, I guess everyone wants a different sound. In the end I’m simply practicing to play in a grand and that’s what you get with all of these options.

[@recorr]

same feeling, i didn't recognize the sound of the grand piano standard of the casio that looks much like roland, i think

[@ted4ps581]

After testing all three in a music store, I decided on the P-45. Best sound and features for the price.

[@HT-ho7pn]

Thoughts abt roland ?

[@JAnx01]

@@HT-ho7pn I have a Roland FP-30X. The speakers are horrible.

[@aquapro8375]

И все таки я не ошибся, когда купил Yamaha P-45. И это радует)))

[@911Teddy911]

form me i prefer the fp10 because it has the most number of polyphony (96) and the perfect sound not too bright but no too warm and btw i was impressed by the key bed it has escapement like a real grand piano if you play the key very slowly you feel a click in the middle of the key travel and that piano when i played on it really inspires me !

[@akmroberts]

True but bear in mind that the function of escapement is to rapidly repeat the note - the click in the middle of the analogue keypress is a side effect of this mechanism. The digital equivalent of escapement is a third sensor to pick up key retake before complete return, e.g. on the Kawai MP11.

[@simcax6087]

@@akmroberts They say the roland fp10 has 3 sensors as well. Is that true?

[@nathanfuzaro4792]

@@simcax6087 yes

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

FP10 is a lot brighter than this video suggests. Although this was 2 years ago so maybe the firmware has updated.

[@mrdeen5532]

No 2 i liked more than others.

[@michelgardes]

Watching this video changed my mind. Thanks.

[@teron9997]

That last one sounded like a bright piano

[@Bro-u9m]

Roland👍

[@Hlebka]

Definitely Yamaha P45: better sound and very well balanced. Casio sounds plastic like a toy with lots of EQ, and artificial dynamics. Many people are wondering "Why is the sustain on casio is so short?" "Did you use a pedal " Thats just the way Casio is, I tried it at local shop and was really disappointed with how short the notes were

[@sarichardmarx]

All my guessing were right. From 1st to 3rd. I can simply notice the difference. Casio sounds a bit light and treble even if you play the bass note. Roland sounds more echoing and a bit bass while yamaha sounds similar with roland but I cannot hear echo in it. Roland always wins my heart.

[@k.silberberg5137]

No.1. Honest. Clear. Not too perfect. I love it.

[@qtlandon8477]

yo! what is that song called!? Its literal fire! EDIT: Ok i know what its called now. For all of you who dont know, its called The academy theme from homm 4. ;)

[@pedroanshori8646]

Yamaha P45: Strong Roland FP10: Calm Casio CDP S100: Clarity I prefer Roland

[@alygator6128]

Damn, I haven't played in a few years due to not having one, but I can't still nail this blind test. These three companies really have unique sounds, btw this is a beautiful song ! I'm so looking forward to start playing again... You won't escape me forever FP10 !

[@unotoli]

Check FP-30X sound is much better. Otherwise Pianoteq7.5 + FP10 is the sweetest combo.

[@alygator6128]

@@unotoli I finally bought my FP10 after waiting for like 4 years and tbh I'm so happy, maybe I'll upgrade later on for a FP30 but for now it's perfect ! I played on acoustic pianos for like 10 years and this Roland feels perfect to me !

[@ryanbianchi6582]

It’s a $100 difference. If you were planning to upgrade, you should have just paid it from the start

[@alygator6128]

Update, I started learning the song in this video a few weeks ago and I finally finished learning it today! Such a nice song to listen to and play 😍

[@alicoach1587]

@@alygator6128 What is the name of the song?

[@MrJsinwrld]

All have good sound... But in richness I'll go for yamaha b45

[@suppohkram]

P-45 sounds brighter and is more articulate, whereas FP-10 is mellower (more mellow?) and borderline muddy. But another way of saying that is that the blend is nice. I can see FP-10 being much more effective for softer or melancholy passages/pieces, which makes me like it most. The S100 sounded awful at first, as if the notes lacked any nuance, but after a while I sorta got used to it, and I didn’t mind it so much.

[@lonely_potato4660]

I think “ more mellow” would be more grammatically correct.

[@masterfireworks1734]

So cool you did this Video. Thousands of people need this for their decision wheter Yamaha P-125 or Roland FP-30 or Kawai ES-110.

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

The roland has a slightly heavier action than the Kawai and the Yamaha, I think you can say that Roland is the best, but in terms of sounds if you have to choose according to your tastes.

[@hughmungus2691]

Brilliant video idea. Two thumbs up if I could.

[@xiaochengpeng2581]

While most people think fp10 is the best, I actually prefer yamaha... Roland's sound is just too soft to me.

[@joeritchie8653]

I agree that Roland is too soft. It would hard to get it to cut through a mix.

[@jsonkody]

it's possible to tweak in app

[@user-fn1ot9es3b]

true! the roland blends really smoothly but louder playing on that sounds a bit held back to me

[@windproxy4362]

Thank you. This helped me a lot.

[@marike1100]

I prefer the P45 in this video. Roland's SuperNatural modeling is very good, but at times the piano sounds a bit dark or slightly muffled because of the missing upper harmonics.

[@theoneaboveall886]

Or in others words, Roland Sounds Very very Jazzy, yeahhhhhh

[@SPADEZ71X26]

i literally just bought an FP10, then watched this video. thank god i made the right choice!

[@Pe6ek]

Thank yourself, why thank god.

[@rosendoalvarez9770]

me too!

[@Vanessa-wd7ig]

Same! How do you like it?

[@midohamada8875]

Thank you very very much for this video .. Casio is out of the deal .. yamaha and roland win and for me, their piano sounds are the same so we may prefer one of them depends on other features such as weight, connectivity and so on

[@innosanto]

Casio has the best keyboard, the sound can be changed with sound engine.

[@e0236]

@@innosanto how can I improve the sound (without connecting to a PC)?

[@JourneyMaster]

Last month. I bought the Yamaha P-45, but decided to return it, and got the Roland FP-10 instead. Both are good keyboards, just that, after seeing some of the reviews, than playing the Roland FP-10, I decided it was a better choice for me.

[@arnavd7610]

They are digital pianos

[@mrAlabaster]

I need the sheets for this wonderful piece of music

[@nytrex_tlnb]

Roland is better But Yamaha is very good

[@terrib5262]

This is very helpful! Thanks!

[@tszabon]

I have Roland FP-30 and I love it. FP-10 sounds the same.

[@zjaeger1800]

helpful comment! Im maybe about to buy a FP-30 due to its higher polyphones. Can you explain why the FP-10 sounds the same? How can that be considering a price difference around 200€?

[@hcho8164]

I wish people played classical music that have been recorded by great artists from the past. This way we can compare apples to apples.

[@darkstalkeralbatross5754]

Piano 1- 0:00 Piano 2- 0:55 Piano 3- 1:48

[@AndrewSowerby]

The FP-10 is just ahead of the P45 - I was surprised.

[@xXCloudFantasiXx]

Thats your opinion. I think the Yamaha has the better Sound

[@AndrewSowerby]

@@xXCloudFantasiXx well, obviously it's my opinion - I wouldn't be giving anyone else's opinion ;)

[@vccranker]

I thought the Yamaha sounded the best. The Casio, sounded close, but slightly more like a harpsichord, while the Roland sounded slightly muffled. But it may just be settings, placement of mic, or?

[@joeritchie8653]

I think that slightly muffled sound is a characteristic of Roland because they use the Steinway and Sons NY piano as their piano sound. Steinways always sound like that to me.

[@최현-f5j]

@@xXCloudFantasiXx thats your opinion. you can see many opinions here.

[@FaeSparrow]

This video made me decide to buy a Roland fp10 instead of the Casio. Someone called it a bit 'dark and muffled' - but honestly, I really like that! It has a much warmer feel to it.

[@rogercarroll2551]

The Roland !!!

[@Quest4Truth1968]

Great work Thanks!

[@sublyme2157]

Piano 1 is the only one that sounded real to my ears. Piano 3 sounded like a cross between a piano and harpsichord. Piano 2 was ok I guess. Thanks for the comparison!

[@rafaelescudero9687]

Definitely the yamaha p45, its affordable, good price and great quality sound

[@jmacias4654]

A mi parecer el P-45 tiene un sonido mas profundo. Mi elección Yamaha P-45 "Me atrapa"

[@bellescarla7307]

What piece is this? Very beautiful! Nostalgic!

[@fathulbari2010]

Roland FP 10 of course 👍

[@tlmn777]

Roland FP-10 однозначно, звук детальный от "а" до "я" в этой ценовой категории! У P45 звук выразительный, но менее детализированный: средние частоты отсутствуют практически абсолютно, поэтому он и кажется выразительным! Casio в этот ряд вообще не становится...

[@Alexarntzen]

Went in blind, and thougt sound 3 was the best. Luckaly it was the S100 which I just have ordered :D

[@jennyc1520]

What is the name of this music? Could I find the sheets somewhere please?

[@harleycooper9717]

I watch to many videos. I guessed correctly and can’t even play piano

[@goodcyrus]

1ST AND 3RD ONE HAVE SHRILL HIGH END. THE 2ND ONE SOUNDS LIKE A REAL PIANO HEARD THRU A SMALL RADIO. ARE THESE THE SPEAKER OUTPUTS OR LINE OUT? HUGE DIFFERENCE

[@ei..]

I like the sound of the Rolad the best, but it sort of sound like is coming more from the left side. Is this just something with the recording?

[@AGAU1022]

Yamaha (first one) the brightest and also just seemed louder overall, so I thought it sounded the best at first and the Roland sounded the worst, but once I adjusted for this by turning the volume up the Roland sounded the best, much more realistic. The Roland also feels the best to me in store. The Casio is in between the two in terms of brightness, so a fine compromise. Casio pianos are much better than people say, especially for the price, but I think paying a bit more for the FP-10 is worth it.

[@ayrtoninchejanampa6874]

That's why it's always good to try the pianos to choose which one you like, as I always say everything is a matter of taste

[@abrahampatterson25]

Piano 2 (Roland FP10) is by far the best keyboard of the 3. The Yamaha comes very close in sound quality but the Roland has many more features than the yamaha that aren’t talked about in this video. The Casio isn’t a terrible option to save money, but if you’re planning on performing with this keyboard, it sounds like literal fart cream. I would Buy the Roland FP10 if money were not much of a matter, but now it sells for closer to $7-800 and the yamaha is still around $500. The yamaha I feel is the smarter buy on a budget, but the $200 is definitely worth a world of difference. Sorry Casio, you have some good keyboards but not this one.

[@CouyosenciaX]

If the Casio's sustain had been longer, maybe it would sound better.

[@danoslehoy]

It should be seen what sound was used in each register. It seems to me that it is not a fair comparison.

[@S_Z.]

3 out of 3 🤘🤘

[@raniericampos9050]

Does anyone know the name of the song?

[@joseantoniomedinaperez8106]

Yamaha es el mejor a mi gusto!

[@bleuneptune]

My guesses and preference 1.Roland. (a bit digital like) 2. Yahama(favorite.. smooth, with more depth) 3. Casio (my least favorite... too bright, too digital like) God... I like the second the best the 1 and 3 are both a bit too digital like. Finally, Roland is not disappointing now!!! And I always guess Casio correctly because they just sound very digital and not natural smooth enough.

[@SONOMA_VALLEY_TOM]

Exact same opinion and circumstances as PandaGuitar. Casio is on sale at Musician's Friend. But I much prefer the sound of the Roland. Thanks for the demo shoot out. Stopped me from making a bad purchase decision!

[@ДмитрийЛипунцов-п7к]

Очень понравилась в звучание ямаха, глубокий звук, объемное звучание. Касио сухо звучит. Благодарю за познание и воспроизведение. .

[@nadezhda8556]

Такое же мнение.

[@tlmn777]

Может у P45 звук губже, но у F10 от более детализированней на средних тонах!..

[@aefonta]

Roland the best by far... But i've tried the casio keybed and find it very nice. I was considering buying it as a midi controller but i'm not sure if that is possible (i hope to connect it to a Nord Electro). Also haven't tried the FP-10 keybed yet...

[@alohaspirit1506]

Yes, I was in a store and the Roland was the best for me, but I want to buy the Casio because it's red! My musician friend told me that Casio is like a transistor to a stereo.

[@tonivo6230]

Yamaha - Roland - Casio 😊

[@joeritchie8653]

I liked all three. For myself I am more interested in the key action because I plan to use whichever one I buy as a virtual piano controller. I tried out the P 45 the other day and the key action seemed weird because I felt like I had to push through something to get the keys to go all the way down.

[@cmfrtblynmb02]

Yeah. What is not included in this video is the key action. Yamaha is the worst among 3 in terms of key action. For a beginner level pianist, this is what matters most IMHO.

[@jiminsfootmole3854]

what's the name of this song?

[@fathulbari2010]

I have the same question too ...

[@Catkinddesign]

look in the description of video ;-)

[@calvinyip364]

Piano 3 sound super artificial it's like a toy piano sound compare to the both

[@kylekondit9709]

The cdp s350 is a decent improvement for a similar price but the roland and yamaha are still better

[@oscarc332]

thats casio brand main sound like a toy is the main goal of casio

[@logmaster534]

probably because the CDP-S100 is almost half the price of the other two pianos

[@muhittincankorkut6094]

P45 sound me to most toyyish one lol

[@darkstalkeralbatross5754]

Yamaha P-45: 2:38 Roland FP-10: 3:33 Casio CDP-S100: 4:26

[@RobManser77]

Is it just me, or: 1. Fine. 2. Is there a thick sock over the microphone? 3. Yuk. Are there variables here accentuating this? Differences in recording? Modes the pianos were in?

[@phoenixfire8226]

Tough call between the p45 and the fp10, the casio isn't even a contender imo. P45 is brighter and more vibrant and the fp10 does it for me on the lower registers.

[@ohaiderepeeps828]

Piano 1 0:00 Piano 2 0:55 Piano 3 1:47

[@phonepianist]

Ahhhhhhh,I got the first one correct,the last one is quiet thick,I forgot if it's Roland or Casio,confirmed not Yamaha :(

[@obligatorynagger]

Hi, can you please compare the action and touch sensitivity of the Casio and Yamaha? Which one is better?

[@cmfrtblynmb02]

Casio is much better.

[@gnostie]

Goodness, Piano 3 sounded like a squeaky mess. Sorry... A super-super useful comparison, thank you very much! That FP10 sound though... I am mesmerised.

[@darkstalkeralbatross5754]

Casio CDP s100 sounds way too plasticky, Yamaha p45 sounds a bit too digital, and the Roland fp10 sounds like a real grand piano.

[@someguyfromarcticfreezer6854]

Because player used bright piano instead of grand piano mode or mellow piano mode AND NO SUSTAIN PADDLE USED. Unfair presentation Casio isn't it? It is like cheating.

[@clothearednincompoop]

@@someguyfromarcticfreezer6854 Sustain pedal was used on the Casio, but the sustain on the Casio just is crap.

[@محمدالخلفي-ط1ل]

Real piano 😂😂 🎹

[@averageanon007]

this comment summaries it perfectly

[@АртемКоротаев-с6й]

Wow, I was completely right Love my ears

[@JulsieMusic]

Wait I thought the FP10 was brighter than P45! My world is turning upside down

[@Akotoite]

My top: 1) roland 2) yamaha 3) casio I'll buy roland fp-30

[@bryanbarajasBB]

Yep, I was right!😆

[@Astronomater]

Liked piano 2 the most but they were all competent. I am currently in the market for one in this price range. My choice is the FP-10 due to its 3 year warranty.

[@goldenbee-army-of-bts]

In which country you are from?

[@anmolagrawal5358]

I think Roland clearly wins as it sounded the best to my ears. While the Casio one feels unnatural, Yamaha doesn't sound too good either, the sound doesn't seem to harmonize that well. So it would be hard to judge b/w Yamaha and Casio. Out of the three, my pick would definitely be Roland.

[@graceongiphonesg]

Yes, roland very rich warm mellow tone and does not sound annoying for higher chords or notes.

[@田中庄一-m1b]

CDPS100,P45と比較するならB1でないとおかしい。FP10は、ES110,PXS1000,P125と比較すべき機種。 さらに、このデモンストレーターのCDPS100の時のダンパーペダルの踏み遅れで、ダンパーがかからず、音がブツ切れになっている。CDPS100は、内蔵スピーカーから出す場合、低音がこもった音になる。P45やB1は、内蔵スピーカーから音を出しても劣化が少ない。CDPS100は、LINE出力でスタジオPAを通した場合は、同様の場合のB1やP45より音がいい。

[@lirending1]

oh ok. I got it.

[@sean5171]

I had a casio electrical piano, the sustain damper is not full sustained, it feel like half pedaling. From here both yamaha P45 and roland fp10 sounds equally good. It depends on which sound of piano you are use to listen.