A lovely video, but we can hear the problems with the Casio: your right-hand D# is louder than you presumably want it to be, due to the disproportionate lightness of the black keys. Having lived with the instrument, do you find that a problem? Apologies for writing in English 🙏🏻
@fossioyukikohirano2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for writing your opinion. Maybe it's not the problem with the instrument, but the problem with the sound source when uploading to the recorded microphone or You Tube. I won't feel any problems with my instrument while playing
@noiselesspatient2 жыл бұрын
@@fossioyukikohirano Thank you
@antonioperillo11822 жыл бұрын
Hallo Fossio, when have you bought your psx1.100?
@fossioyukikohirano2 жыл бұрын
Thank you for the comment. I've bought it this September in Japan.
@antonioperillo11822 жыл бұрын
@@fossioyukikohirano I'm not a professional musician, but only I've the hobby for this digital pianos. I'm realizing the idea to acquire the new Roland fp30x. Do you know it? Have you try to play or listening to the sounds( acoustic piano expecially) of it?
@fossioyukikohirano2 жыл бұрын
@@antonioperillo1182 Sorry I haven't tried roland one … 😢
@antonioperillo11822 жыл бұрын
@@fossioyukikohirano Well, even if this new Casio psx 1100 has good voices and an elegant cabinet, if you could try Roland fp30x, the keyboard is very well weighted and with escapement, so is much similar to a real grand piano action. Besides has well 56 voices of which 12 only for acoustic and electric pianos and, among others wonderful vibes. Besides internal ampli is 11x 2 Watt Vs. 6 x 2 of Casio. I think that for a professional pianist like you is a MUST to try it. I expect an opinion of your, soon after. Is the shop in which you've bought Casio a Roland dealer also?
@fossioyukikohirano2 жыл бұрын
@@antonioperillo1182 Thank you for your kind and polite explanation. For me, lightness and compactness were important for portability without a car. As a result, Casio was better off than Roland.