Frédéric Chopin: Etude in C Major Op.10#1 - Evgeniy Rudakov - CDP-S100

[@jonathandossantossilva2683]

É assim que se demonstra um piano!!!

[@MarcosSilva-vt8uy]

Kkkkk pode crer

[@luizandre12345]

Ia comentar isso kkk

[@mateusmnps1]

é dificil achar alguem tocando algo para qual o instrumento foi projetado, antes de achar esse video passei por milhares de videos com gente usando o piano como se fosse um teclado

[@takosan699]

I don't care about the sound. But the mechanism seems adequate for top notch hard pieces. Even more expensive products do not have this level of demos. Who want better quality sound, use midi connection. Great performance.

[@sebastiankorsak189]

I think that it's mellow piano sound is quite sexy.

[@tasso6196]

Bravo! A mão correndo nas teclas parece que estou assistindo a Família Addams

[@MarcosSilva-vt8uy]

Kkkkkkkk

[@solomons9881]

@@MarcosSilva-vt8uy ???

[@MarcosSilva-vt8uy]

@@solomons9881 kkkkk

[@Simone-xd4lv]

I'm going to buy it, i hope i'll make the right decision

[@mingzelipiano0920]

So did you???

[@Simone-xd4lv]

@@mingzelipiano0920 i haven't bought it yet, i don't actually know if I'm going to

[@mingzelipiano0920]

Oh lol maybe look into Yamaha if you want a electric keyboard

[@BrunoMartinho]

It's a really good piano :D

[@hanfeiwang1]

@@BrunoMartinho No, it isn’t. Get a Privia.

[@musicaldracula2017]

So, you do not have to buy a '2K stage piano' to play good...

[@vito_keys]

Indeed. World-class professional pianist with a low-budget piano still look good

[@Pixeliarmus]

Yes but imagine this played on a acoustic piano. It doesn’t make sense to compare these cheaper pianos with acoustics. They are on a different level. But for us not very rich people who want to learn piano, these are great practice tools

[@IvanEDaza]

A real good pianist is able to play good on any piano, be it acoustic, upright, digital grand or hybrid they are put to play on, and squeeze the best possible sound out of it.

[@musicaldracula2017]

@@IvanEDaza Yes. As a sensible prerequisite, a digi piano must have a proper hammer action mechanism regardless of progressive or balance action, damper pedal input and contemporary piano sound which should sound like a piano. MIDI and seperated audio output along with headphones output would be secondary importance. Other than that, every feature would be extra tool, but not vital... PS: To me, included power supply is necessary. I am not keen to have power adaptor. So may be some individuals have other priorities, such as internal speakers which means nothing but weight and price adder to me... Cheers

[@IvanEDaza]

@@musicaldracula2017 Tbh I think a great improvement for next generation digital pianos would be having rechargeable battery packs and good built in speakers so they are able to be taken out as an "acoustic" instrument rather than just needing to have a power supply anywhere (where also some places have defective power supplies that burn instruments and equipments, like happened to my friend who had his two boses L1 fried because of one of those).

[@Whizkit]

beautiful played, willing to buy the CDP-100 and do you know @Casio Music, if there is a possibility to use external speakers to enhance and sharpen the sound a bit? What would you recommend me there?

[@Whizkit]

For those who are questioning to enhance the sound, I just bought studio speakers for 100€ and connected them with cinch to the CDP-100, Piano has now more bassy sound on lower keys. There also way more possibilities with audio interfaces, apps who imitate other pianos ( with ipad) and more. But the sound itself on the piano is really good.

[@robepasion6314]

I am about to buy one this week :)

[@marcoc.1176]

SUPER!

[@augustaverbian]

some people said that this piano has no depth in sound. But, in my experience, it is about where you place and play the piano. sound reverbs really matter for any digital piano, perhaps any piano.

[@robepasion6314]

Bravo!!!

[@KateVasilyeva1012]

Wow!

[@IvanEDaza]

Been wondering just why does casio use the CDP-S to demonstrate classical piano music having them like a "toy" sounding sample with such a short decay. Imho I think they should do this type of demos with the Privia pxs1000 - 3000 having a really good piano sample, not this one.

[@henrikpettersson2886]

Ivan E. Daza I think its excellent that one can know how all pianos sounds. I agree the sound dies of a bit to fast wich is god to know if one wants to play classical music on it. Most demos are a bit coctailpiano style so to speak. So hats off for Casio and the pianist to show us how this particular model works with clasical music. :)

[@IvanEDaza]

@@henrikpettersson2886 good point

[@IvanEDaza]

@@TheOrganInternational Yeah I get it, but I mean, they have a new privia Pxs1000 - 3000 series with much better quality samples and those basically have not one bit of advanced classical piano marketing as this entry level keyboard, I feel like those also need some chopin etudes testing as well, the samples are different to the older privias and with a longer decay, so it would be interesting to hear. Also I understand that some people want to have it just as a controller, but isn't it easier to just buy a midi 88 keys controller for that purpose?

[@luise8701]

Casio isn’t “using the CDP-S to demonstrate classical piano music”. Casio is USING classical piano music to DEMONSTRATE the CDP-S100.

[@erickang3743]

琴之森

[@masamune9082]

好的啊 👌

[@kelsoamistad9145]

Are the Casio pianos made in China fine?

[@AMR-bf8nx]

I can play Baby Shark...

[@jonathan130]

When it comes to pieces that require to play alot on the top of keys, this oiano socks

[@teoman_açıkgöz]

Don’t like the sound.