CASIO PRIVIA PX S1000 SOUNDS - All Playing No Talking!

[@electronash]

0:35 Billy Taylor and Dick Dallas - "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel to Be Free" 1:38 The Boomtown Rats - "I Don't Like Mondays" 2:16 ? 4:07 Genesis - "Turn It On" 4:51 ? 5:30 Swing Out Sister - "Breakout" (Woody Edition) 6:45 Joe Jackson - "Steppin' Out" 7:10 Marillion - "Kayleigh" 7:49 ? 8:38 Bach? lol 9:12 Mike Oldfiled - "Tubular Bells" 10:09 The Verve - "Bittersweet Symphony" 10:44 Bach - "Air on the G String" 11:25 Booker T. & The MG's - "Green Onions" 11:48 Bach - "Toccata and Fugue in D minor" 11:58 ? 12:06 Doobie Brothers - "Without love" ?

[@xp50player]

ElectronAsh - 11:58 Mercy,Mercy,Mercy?

[@TheWooloomoolloo]

What is Bach LOL?

[@ChrisP3000x]

Doobie Brothers - "Long Train Running"

[@electronash]

@@ChrisP3000x I thought it was that as well at first. Turns out we're both right. It's the same song. lol

[@electronash]

@@TheWooloomoolloo It means I couldn't remember the song, but sounds like it's maybe by Bach?

[@flimbe74]

Thank you so much. I had so much fun to listen to you. We'll get our privia px s1000 this friday and I'm very excited...

[@WoodyPianoShack]

awesome, congrats on that and enjoy!

[@hawtdawg3823]

How do you like it? I get mine this Friday :)

[@66guidos]

I like this style of video. Lots of playing and different sounds, but keeping it interesting with funny captions. More of this plz! :) Great vid. Nice sounding keyboard. Not sure about those electric pianos...

[@fburton8]

I still have my old Casio fx-19 calculator with lovely aqua blue LED display. It still works as well as it did when I first got it for my O-level exams in 1977.

[@dykodesigns]

My dad’s first keyboard was a Casio, I don’t remember the model name. But it was a beginner model from around 1990 and it had a cool demo song in it. When my dad upgraded to the Gem WX2 my nice and other parts of the family had many years of enjoyment out of it.

[@merledoughty5787]

Thanks I brought this model last week I do not play well but watching this it inspires me to give the Casio a go its the sounds and how to with this keyboard thanks

[@CHK141]

Ordered my px s1000 yesterday, I can't wait for it to arrive!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i bet! congrats :)

[@bgfd1]

Really enjoyed your playing and just ordered the PXS1000!!! on the strength of this and your talking video. I play guitar and now turning to piano and this seems perfect.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

glad to have helped with your decision and congratulations on the piano!

[@bgfd1]

Cheers. Just subscribed.

[@guitarpoetone1]

love the jazz really like the presentation of this casio Px s1000 nice vid and performance

[@ericecklund676]

Another nice Woody video! I have the Casio PX-S3000 at home and you really need to ask your Casio rep to send you that keyboard. But, you may also want to connect up an iPhone or iPad to the DP running "Casio Chordana Play for Piano". It makes selecting sounds, layers, splits...etc so much easier. The app won't do everything that you can do through the S3000 front panel, but it does enough to get easily to the sounds you have in your head. If you're put off by the hundreds of sounds in the S3000, just focus on the ones that you really like. There's around 24 different piano sounds each with a slightly different timbre. And that's without going into the Electric Pianos (there's 42 variations of the E. Pianos). The S3000 has most of the sounds that you'd find in the CT-X3000 61 key portable. The S3000 is like the S1000, just a lot nicer for only a couple hundred dollars more. Great video!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

they have offered to send a S3000, agree you get a heck of a lot more for the extra couple hundred, represents better value for money for many players I think.

[@DustyCowdog]

Well I bought the PX-S3000 .... I’m a newbie, but I love that keyboard.

[@abohsukampret]

Do the synth sounds have portmanteau feature?

[@thomaswenger5036]

What a great surprise on Saturday morning. I had to watch the video immediately. I'm always amazed what an expert can get out of a digital piano. Fascinatingly good. The videos are highly interesting and useful for me. They help me (hopefully) to decide soon. On the shortlist are Roland FP-10/30 and this PX-S1000. I find the videos without much talking very good. The subtitles give valuable hints and the instrument is used a lot. Thanks!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thanks for the feedback, hope to try the FP myself some day, good luck with your decision!

[@birdybutch]

i must say.... i love your playin, just simple love it))

[@normalizedaudio2481]

No talking is the kiss of death on KZbin. A few years ago we had the "War on Words." One big yawn. You just can't win without the words. This is a wordy world. Back in the old days we listened to music.

[@JoseVGavila]

Thanks Woody, I will hear it while eating breakfast. And once watched... great!. WIsh I had the playing abilities you have, even 10% of them!. Well, patience, I am just shy to begin my third year of piano playing.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

and I'm only at 10% of the guys that I admire!!

[@XavierRadix]

Great playing, lovely tones. What's more to say :). Casio did a fabulous job on this one!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

hi xav, you said it all!

[@MrRozzwell]

No talking is fine when you have witty captions :-) Great demonstration of the available sounds. I know you mention the action in your first video but how do you feel about the action after having longer to adjust?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

it's generally lovely action. but a bit stiff to play further back on the keys, which I tend to do. that's my only neg, but I think other pianos at this price are similar?

[@MrRozzwell]

@@WoodyPianoShack Thank you for the reply. I am looking to buy either the PRIVIA PX S1000 or the Roland FP-30. Just trying to weigh the pros and cons of teach. Can't test them out in my area.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

@@MrRozzwell take your time and enjoy the decision process!

[@vito_keys]

The Privia suits better with an Edifice watch. If you're playing the Casiotone, you should wear the retro F-105W

[@framax67]

Really like the Privia PX-S1100 (or 1000). Very nice demo 👍 and the 2'16'' song is absolutely beautiful ❤️ with the piano mellow patch. 🙏👏

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thank you so much, yes I love a mellow piano patch!

[@ringodingo6945]

I missed this one.....well done again Woody. I'd choose this as my second keyboard one teir down from my MODX8.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

yep. that would be a killer combo!

[@heinseemann7070]

By the way: My first CASIO Calculator watch (40 Years ago) has had a "pitch" function to tune the beep tone higher or lower in 10 steps. :-)

[@WoodyPianoShack]

haha, how awesome is that!!?

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

Ordinarily I might find an all-playing no-talking video a little boring, as you say, Woody... But as it happens I just bought this keyboard over the phone from Sweetwater USA... and I'm keen as mustard to hear the various sounds this keyboard makes. Your song selections tell me that you are about my age, too... 😁

[@wallmenis]

Man... You got me right when I was doing homework. Good to have some nice sounds going on.

[@kameronsmith5854]

What did you play at 2:16

[@chinyoongtat9247]

Hello and good day, is the sound from the speakers or are they plugged into some external ones ?

[@Vin_yt]

Amazing video sir! Btw, I have a question, is the sound library or the sound sampling in Casio Privia PXS1000 same as the CDP110?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i don't think so iirc, but ask around, i'm not sure.

[@Vin_yt]

@@WoodyPianoShack Alright. Thanks for replying tho, love your videos :)

[@SimonCoates]

8:39 Stevie Wonderchord 😊

[@framax67]

Great piano !

[@jaggass]

Casio are getting there.

[@billyruss]

Nice playing! And I love the songs you've used to demonstrate each sound - very well chosen :-) I've just ordered one of these to replace my old Roland F30e - the small form factor is one of the key things, but I love the piano sounds as well. With you on the rest of the sounds but, like you say, you don't buy an 88-key home piano for the vibraphone! :-)

[@cresshead]

sounds wonderful

[@theosbass]

Beautiful playing ! Several songs, I needed to hear more. Are there any other sounds on this keyboard that you might like or use?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

not for me, i would buy it just for the piano, have synths or software for other sounds that do it much better.

[@pawelsz95]

The next step is playing Yamaha YC61 while sitting on Yamaha motorcycle in a Yamaha boat. :)

[@WoodyPianoShack]

haha, that's a good one, yes!!! :D

[@waikeungli4249]

Sound comes from the cracks on the left and right side, at the back of the black keys.

[@Cap10NRGMusic]

Woody I feel what you mean - I do like some just playing no talking videos, but I do like a little commentary here and there - not sure how other people feel, but as I hear the keys being played, I start to form opinions and I think it's nice to hear your thoughts (or whom ever is playing's) thoughts on the synth sounds they are using, do you like them hate them??? You know... But overall I doenjoy your videos so pretty much do what you like with music I will probably keep watching :D

[@user-JM1967]

I like Casio's keyboards! 🙌💙

[@frauldabissen]

Yes. The Headphone output volume is too low. I changed my 250 Ohm headphone to a 32 Ohm version (Beyerdynamic DT990) and it's still not loud enough. This not apply to the volume of connected devices like a tablet or smartphone. The device sound is loud enough but the piano sound is low.

[@secondpack3965]

Have franspose fitur??

[@nickdawson134]

I thumbs'd up for Genesis.

[@adrianfundescu5407]

I agree , the mellow is really fantastic.But than again...you have Nord;-).At a different price , of course.Anyway, i would buy it just for portability and Mellow Grand and the Jazz Piano , which I guess is a version of the Mellow Grand.Fender is much better in Casio px 5 S.

[@MasterMainak]

Woooooooooooooooody

[@WoodyPianoShack]

Hi Mainak, signature song, that's interesting, never thought of that. i am trying to build a signature repertoire...

[@ron-almog]

Woody, how would you rate the key action, keys feeling, comparing to yamaha p125, p515 ? I also heard other critics mention different in weight between white and black keys. do you feel that?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

no i don't feel any weight difference, that's issue is overblown, imho the action is fine for beginners and intermediate player, comparable with p125 which I slightly prefer, feels more solid, but 515 in a different league, i feel there are some compromises in action due to the very compact design of this keyboard and shorter key lengths, as I mention on the video.

[@yomancardenas]

Hi woody, congratulations for your channel. I have a question for you: Where can I get the tunes at the end of your videos?

[@javiervidoza8424]

Where can i buy the led lamp is behind you?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

these were from thomann

[@aldeanblair9727]

I love you woody piano stack

[@roberthurless4615]

This is a very good demo, thank you Woody. It seems most of the other vids are more talking than demonstrating the sounds. On another note, I have seen vids where Rick Wakeman and Ray Manzerak talk about their first piano teachers. Would you please do a video and tell us about your first teacher. You must have started when you were just a wee lad. Lol

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thank you, yes started as a kid, my Nan was a music teacher so got a good start. Interestingly my sister had same opportunities but never got into it.

[@lukask.7930]

Adorable video :-D

[@luvadealme]

Hi Woody, am also experiencing the different tone volumes on my newly arrived s1000. How did you normalise them.?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

by not switching between sounds, i found the piano sound i liked and used just that :)

[@mousehouse4617]

Another quality video, Woody. I'm thinking of purchasing either a Casio CDP s100 or Roland FP-10 digital piano but have rather put off by some reviews of keybed issues after only a few week from new eg clicks and sticking keys. Have you ever had any issues with the digital pianos you've reviewd esp. with hammer action keybeds? Thanks

[@WoodyPianoShack]

the only issue i have had was with a $2000 nord piano (clicks), the cheaper ones have been just fine!

[@ashleysleight1016]

Superb woody" 👏🎹

[@rodrigovilleda764]

Please help me, if you need to keep just one, because of sound qualität and feeling, p121 or pxs1000? Love your videos!

[@valedurov3913]

Can you turn off the internal speakers when connected to external speakers or amplifier?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

only by plugging something into the headphone jack, afaik.

[@raffaelsoldevillo4875]

Good day sir I'm just having this newbie question, how are you able to record the default tones while using a midi usb cable? did you use a casio plug- ins? thank you

[@WoodyPianoShack]

you can record the midi data with usb cable but not audio data

[@timbrandon1466]

Nice one woody.

[@shulamitecai2627]

Where can buy this piano, px-s1000? Thank you very much.

[@humanambassador]

Please I need a help for the pedal sustained Anyone know how to reset the factory please

[@charlescrockett6208]

are you recording the sound of the internal speakers?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

no, the line output.

[@GeorgeSundancermusic]

Your captions are fuinny, Woody. Casio is probably underrated and not taken seriously.

[@mr_floydst]

Great selection of songs and great playing. And your action cam was in need of an exorcist at that moment. Ha ha. :-)

[@WoodyPianoShack]

that was probably the issue, no action detected...

[@dissonantwaveforms2039]

Glad you brought up the headphone volume. It is too low. Same as on the 3000 model. Output at the 1/4" outs is also too low. Some of the non-piano tones are much louder, yet some of the vintage electric pianos are almost too quiet to hear via standard headphones. I would like to see all of the tones normalized from the factory.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

if you like to play very softly, which does result in a lovely tone, then you will be struggling to hear the details in the sound as you play. I guess you can workaround it with mixer, headphone amp etc.

[@kram21]

Mo Better Blues - First song?

[@jeli888]

Hi I got this (am a newbie) but it annoys me how dark practically all keys to the right of the touch menu buttons sound. Like death is coming. I feel like there are very few keys for both my left and right hand to share. Thought maybe there's something wrong with it. On some of the songs I'm sharing the same key with both hands and having to let go with the left even though it is playing a chord cause I need the same for the right hand. Sounds stupid I know.

[@b9y]

This is awesome. How do you recored?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

i use a usb audio interface

[@jonglass]

Woody- I just love to listen to you play. You won't hear any complaints from me for non-talking videos. :-D

[@GabrielRocha-po9fz]

Thanks for the video Woody! I can't choose between the Privia PX-S1000 or the Yamaha P-121, can you do a comparison of both models? My concern isn't the number of keys, but the action, the sound, the user interface, weight, portability, the speakers, and connections. I'm a keyboard player, and want to upgrade to a digital piano to improve my abilities, but I need portability because it will be my only keyboard to practice and jam. If you make one comparison video, it'll help me a lot. Anyway, thanks for this video.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

that it the burning question isn't it, will see what I can do in the near future!

[@GabrielRocha-po9fz]

@@WoodyPianoShack Thanks very much, I'll wait for it!

[@mrgriffton9935]

Nice light

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thank you J!

[@parikjan]

I just got this model as a first piano and I noticed it gets really heavy toward top of the keys. Is this normal? Considering returning it for the Kawai ES100 since apparently it does not have this issue as much. What’s your opinion on this?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

we talk about this and compare with grand piano on my other S1000 video

[@gr3ywolf144]

I have the PX-S3000 and im thinking there must be something wrong with it as the piano sounds on mine sound nothing close to this good... The first piano on mine sounds dull and lifeless. Wish mine sounded as good as this. Did you change any settings to get it to sound this good?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

factory settings, if you use same headphones as you watched my video, it will sound the same, 3000 has more piano sounds to choose from.

[@gr3ywolf144]

@@WoodyPianoShack Hey Woody, thanks for the reply. Tried factory settings a few times but no difference im afraid. Yep, using the same headphones too. To be honest all the sounds you played dont sound as good on mine as they do on yours, the first piano 001 on mine sounds exactly the same as Mellow piano 003 - even going back and forth playing the same notes they sound as near as makes no difference identical, and the Mellow Piano on mine sounds nothing like as good as on your video. Im disappointed in this PX-S3000. You think maybe there is something wrong with mine? Oh and thanks for this video, was very entertaining and informative.

[@scoreandsound]

Hi Woody.. I used to follow your videos when I had a different channel but I lost track. What midi master keyboard do you reccomend for.controlling sampled pianos? Cheers.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

as i said in the previous video, i would actually choose a digital piano instead. you can also use as a controller but offer much better value.

[@scoreandsound]

@@WoodyPianoShack thank you.

[@LMer]

Hii ! so I know that you're probably not even going to see this comment, but if you do, then I have a few questions for you. First, how do the keys feel ? Are they rather rough or soft ? Then, what is the name and/or brand of the stand you're using ? I just ordered my own Casio PX-S1000 and I can't wait ! But the thing is I still haven't bought the corresponding stand and seat, so I'm really looking for advice here.

[@jomarescobido9314]

Does it have layer mode? Sorry for this noob question.

[@WoodyPianoShack]

np, it does, split and layer

[@jomarescobido9314]

Thank you sir! We're in the process of choosing a new keyboard for our church and I will suggest this unit for sure.

[@LILFROSTY1996]

is the action still a pain in the ass to play for an extended period of time?

[@MrPonkine]

Waiting for you to demo Yamaha YC 61 and Roland RD 88!

[@WoodyPianoShack]

you named the two instruments i'm most curious about myself!

[@nextaros]

Nobody here will probably get this reference, but at 9:12 I honestly thought he was playing L's theme from Death Note.

[@Roboprogs]

My daughter watched that show. I don’t remember the music though 😁

[@Roboprogs]

I think this is Halloween or Friday the 13th. Some 80s horror movie?

[@jamnee]

This sounds like Tubular Bells from Mike Oldfield. This was I believe the sounds related to the movie Exorcist in 1973.

[@wallmenis]

I really hate how the only difference between a digital piano and a synth is just a lack of a mod wheel and a bunch of knobs hardware wise. I mean they do add a bit more cost but they add so much more value.

[@zoomosis]

Digital pianos normally have a more expressive keybed with piano action, which does add to the cost. Pitch bend, mod wheels and a few assignable knobs or sliders wouldn't cost very much though. It'd be nice if modern digital pianos had those.

[@wallmenis]

@@zoomosis Yeah. You are right. But then are they considered synths or digital pianos?

[@WoodyPianoShack]

most piano players don't want or need mod wheels or knobs, I think that's why, not the cost. different instrument for different folks?

[@wallmenis]

@@WoodyPianoShack Probably... Thanks for making me consider that Woody!

[@zoomosis]

@@WoodyPianoShack I think that's part of it. Also fewer controls to distract from your playing, and I suppose fewer controls you can accidentally bump during a stage performance...

[@Colosphonium]

Good playing, casio have up their game a lots, cheap memory has given all dg piano maker no excuse these day when it comes to realism. Samples are all very fine these day. It all sound pretty good. Most manufacturer are still a step behind piano vst such as garritan cfx or ivory...but the problem is truly in playability, iv only co e trought one brand that come close to a real grand snd its on the roland lx708 that use modelling wich is the futur if you ask any serious pianist.

[@hcb3636]

I find your body language alone loud and funny enough :-) And that tip - it's extremely important! Maybe Casio shouldn't have spared a panel lock switch

[@WoodyPianoShack]

glad to hear that. there is a panel lock switch, after many years I'm used to pressing buttons whilst playing, to audition sounds for example. but the casio will freak out if you do that!

[@hcb3636]

@@WoodyPianoShack Ah, I see, you'll need to use great caution when you want to do that. And thanks for letting me know there's a lock function. (Just checked the online manual)

[@50Martinmarkus]

Wordy Piano Shack ;)

[@MetaView7]

The key hinges are too short.

[@ellesnyder942]

no honky tonk? :-(

[@Heliforce]

I need "more talking" :)

[@twentism2488]

1:45 I don't like wednesday xd

[@maximusheronimus23980]

Yamaha should shit their pants about price and quality ! Bleepin hell, i think i'm getting a S1000 for road playing

[@roteldorel]

me god so much drama like u are best profesonist in world in piano trlallalalaallala i well send to you premier statui of cernobal aloo sarap:))

[@ian757]

58008

[@barrystevens3550]

such a brilliants player- talk a little if you like . .

[@WoodyPianoShack]

thanks, but you should have seen the outtakes... :D

[@barrystevens3550]

@@WoodyPianoShack you in Sweden,? I have Danish wife.

[@kartikeyarajpurohit8659]

Nice joke ah..love from India

[@wrmusic8736]

Casio isn't exciting for a very long time. Their strength was in their unique CZ and FZ stuff. Everybody is doing electronic pianos and romplers.

[@GIa_DM]

Bright piano is really impressive. Great playing mate.