Casio CTS300 demo

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[@arnav4174]

This is all I needed to see, the range of music that can be played on it, I thought the 88 key keyboard would be better but this seems just as good for the cheaper price!

[@hardnuts2crack]

This is the best demo of the CTS keyboard I’ve seen. Many thanks.

[@juliocesarcastillot]

true!

[@markharrisonatmusicroom9724]

I appreciate your feedback, the most recent videos use a direct line output into the recording device, so a much better quality recording. Check our the new Yamaha PSRX600 just published.

[@anonymoussoul2563]

Thank you! 😊 This video is precisely what I had been looking for!

[@oorjitsharma2287]

same

[@MiguelMichia]

que genio tocando !

[@michellebowen1194]

The audio is very quiet - just a heads up for future videos!

[@steekteam1150]

agree with u

[@karaokewaala9107]

It's probably because the camera is far away and there is no extra audio recording equipment.

[@michelledaley55]

I bought one and its so lovely to move around. Just need a lesson on how to use the ACMP etc. How did you set up the song in 4.04? I'd like to replicate, mind you I can't remember the name of the song: if you have it.

[@markharrisonatmusicroom9724]

Hi, you could use the headphone socket to connect to a keyboard amplifier and speaker

[@andrewnorbury3]

Can you turn touch sensitivity on and off?

[@TheAkashPatra]

All Casio tones comes with a power supply in the box

[@danieldougan269]

I think this is a great option if you also have a real hammer action keyboard or a real piano. If this is the only thing you have to learn on, you will pick up some bad playing habits.

[@Jack-fs2im]

nice

[@barrystevens3550]

need to feed audio of piano direct.

[@markharrisonatmusicroom9724]

Unfortunately the cts200 doesn’t have touch sensitive keys

[@akn8739]

This keyboard is good in my opinion, i love its high mobility, I sold my Yamaha PSR E363 to buy this, the Casio CTS300 is nice to carry everywhere, there is a pitch bend So if if you want to use this keyboard as a MIDI controller for serious recording on a PC, it has more advantage, And it better than Yamaha PSR E363 at keys/Tuts feel, In my opinion Yamaha PSR E36e it has hollow key feel CTS300 keys are feel semi weighted, no hollow feel... As for the sound, I don't think it's inferior to Yamaha PSR E363 I have made a review of the cts300 tone I try to check the tone test kzbin.info/www/bejne/baXQmGx8oN2embc

[@l8rgator]

I am looking for something with easy to press keys, just to beginner play with, because i have a hand disability. Is a "hallow feel" easier to press?

[@user-gb1kr2ox2l]

@@l8rgator i guess if you have a certain disability its better to buy a keyboard without dynamic keys

[@stratabegood]

I CANT GET MY PIANO TO PLAY ON PC through linking it with audio ports how do I do this

[@akn8739]

@@stratabegood you should use micro usb on casio cts300 to PC USB, not audio aux output jack to pc

[@stratabegood]

@@akn8739 oh ok. Where do I get that at? Would love to start making music!!!

[@pisderata]

it has 2 types, what are the other missing 🤔

[@amiradel2144]

I was wondering how many levels of touch sensitivity there are. Is it just soft and loud, or soft, normal, and loud?

[@gnostie]

Aha, very interesting... Which is better in terms of the feel/response of keys, this Casio or Yamaha NP12?

[@shreevathsacs]

how many level of touch pressure sensitivity is there to it? I mean how many levels of hard or harder or soft or softer hits can it register?

[@fixpanther]

hello! I'm deciding between this and yamaha's NP12 keyboard. If you're familiar with the NP12, could you tell me which has better sound and key feel? (I know the casio has way more sounds but sound quality and keybed are more important to me) thanks in advance!!

[@markharrisonatmusicroom9724]

Hi Chloe, if you are not too concerned having lots of sounds on the Casio, I would purchase the NP12 for the sound quality and playability. Regards Mark

[@kratikbarodiya]

Can I turn Off the Touch Sensitive option on this Keyboard?

[@kenzogm3536]

Yes you can go on function button

[@syazlynms]

are you using a sustain pedal?

[@eddyvideostar]

At 3:23 minutes: This would be a great deal for 149 US Dollars.

[@InCordeMariae21]

How can we connect that keyboard to a speaker?

[@pralhadsanap6887]

Yes

[@pradhumansharma520]

Whats the name of the piece you played over grand piano two? And one more thing is the sound of piano is good?

[@hectorvido]

I don't recognize the first one... Ludwig van Beethoven - Fur Elise Elton John - Your Song Bruce Hornsby - The Way It Is

[@pradhumansharma520]

@@hectorvido thanks bro ! BTW walk of life is good

[@sophiechan8413]

Uhh this is a nice price and good fore lurning I think :> I serche one

[@denell1856]

Jesus loves you turn to him before it’s too late ❤️

[@TheAdministrator-]

Does The CT-S200 Have The Same Touch Sensitivity Or Is It Different?

[@illa3304]

as I am also looking for a keyboard to play, I recognize that CT-S200 doesn't have touch sensitivity function. You can check them here www.casio-intl.com/asia/en/emi/casiotone/

[@madpencilarts]

It didn't have touch sensitivity

[@adibratasinha72]

Does this have weighted keys?

[@jonathanmusic5950]

Yes

[@falconlover5990]

No, it doesn’t

[@michelledaley55]

@@falconlover5990 It has touch sensitive. press harder to make louder.

[@nickdadon]

semi weighted

[@Zedrophobia]

Terrible keyboard, I bought it to learn using Simply Piano and some of the notes just sound simply awful. If you turn sustain on using the button it sounds terrible my dog actually started barking because he couldn't stand the noise anymore.