CASIO Privia PX-S6000 | Stage E. Piano Demo [NO TALK]

[@LeonThomasian]

Check out the video link below regarding the Privia’s keybed action with in-depth demos/examples: kzbin.info/www/bejne/a6umf6d5ibabadE

[@DavidIzquierdoAzzouz]

Came for the Casio, stayed for your playing, bravo 👏

[@LeonThomasian]

Thanks so much David! 🙏🏼

[@BawdProductions]

Great Video. Makes me want to get back to practicing 4 hours a day-look forward to seeing more.

[@LeonThomasian]

Thank you Andre! 😊

[@Win5ton67]

Well done ! Beautiful sound and playing. God bless

[@jkschulte3448]

It’s like a cartoon from the 80s. Nice sound.

[@LeonThomasian]

Haha I agree. Thank you 🙏🏼

[@DinoFancellu]

Your reviews and playing of the 6000 is what made me buy it. If its good enough for you, it certainly is for me and I'm beginner skills

[@LeonThomasian]

Thank you very much. Hopefully you're having a lot of fun with it.

[@DinoFancellu]

@@LeonThomasian Yes, its a lovely piano. Far too good for me in fact. I have the musical talent of a potato, but I like the challenge. Piano is so unlike anything else I do , I'm a programmer by trade.

[@karamsalemmusic]

Perfection!!

[@LeonThomasian]

Thank you my friend 🙏🏼💙

[@LeonThomasian]

What sounds would you like me to try next from this keyboard?

[@ShadesMichaelsgmail]

the synth sounds thanks

[@karlgant8953]

Ragtime piano

[@chrisc8891]

Wurlitzer 👍

[@jamesivanmarionrosete5191]

Deff the organs please 🙏🙏

[@sapadapas]

Thank you for your great demonstration! Is the s6000 keyboard noticeably better than the s3100? Is it worth upgrading from the s3100 to s6000 since it seems the s6000 is going to cost twice as much...

[@LeonThomasian]

Thanks for your kind words 🙏🏼 Here are some of the reasons why I think it’s worth the upgrade: 1. The keybed feels wonderful and it’s much more quiet than the previous models. The keys have spruce sides which help make it feel more sturdy. 2. The 350 sounds they included in this keyboard are higher quality and have more customization features (DSP effects, layering, etc.)… although I haven’t messed with that as much as I want to yet 3. The screen is a bit larger and is much easier to navigate through. The four function buttons on the side help assign whatever you like on the go. 4. It just looks really beautiful. Higher quality build. Even the touch panel feels different. It includes that touch wheel which respond really well and can be used as arrow buttons as well. They mention more details about what the big upgrades are in the last video they uploaded (the LIVE event). For me honestly, as a pianist, I just really loved the way the keybed felt.

[@sapadapas]

@@LeonThomasian Thank you so much for your detailed answer. I can't wait to try when it's available in Thailand probably at the end of October. :)

[@cardotaduran7797]

Wow

[@LeonThomasian]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@vidarw73]

Im getting mine in about 2 weeks. Yay🎉

[@chrisc8891]

Do the epianos in the PX6000 have more sample layers than in the PX3100? I miss this depth (layers) of the epianos in my PX3100.

[@LeonThomasian]

Hi Chris, I believe they do. I’m still messing around with it and learning more about it. Planning on doing more EP demos soon, so I’ll make sure to include the answer to your question.

[@josiasohouo3584]

Merci, pouvez vous faire une vidéo comparative entre le px s6000 et le px s3100 ?

[@ternitamas]

I'm curious about the mic function, have you found it useful? I've always had Roland pianos because of the hammer action which I really like, but I'm considering switching to this one. Would you say it's a better option?

[@LeonThomasian]

Yeah, so basically you can use internal FX (Reverb, EQ, Delay...etc) and connect your mic. I wouldn't say it's better or worse, but I liked it. What I really like about these series is that they're narrow and I can actually fit them in my workflow. I've been using the S7000 as my main controller keyboard for almost 2 years now.

[@ternitamas]

@@LeonThomasian thanks for the reply!