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Great! it sounds like you have the P-121. That's a great starter piano and will work well for recording your performances. I'd recommend recording directly into a DAW using the audio-out features on the back of your keyboard. You'll get a cleaner/better sound on a digital recording that way. Record as .wav or .mp4 files not as midi. Thank you for watching! - Josh

@@PopplersMusic Nah, its not the keyboard. Its a upright (Yamaha P121 Silent) but instead of recording with the recording funktion, i want to record with mics

@@SunZR I see now! We use Shure mics.. SM81s I believe. I have found for uprights that it works well to mic the back where the soundboard is exposed. You can also open up the top and point the mics in from the top if you'd like. You'll need to experiment a little bit with which one you like better. We then use an audio interface (Scarlett) into a DAW for a nice clean audio sound. I used to use a mic attached to my camera but we got too much feedback and that just wasn't high enough quality for what we wanted. If you go back through our channel and listen to older videos of acoustic pianos you may be able to hear the audio increase overtime as we learned and tweaked to make better videos. Have fun recording! - Josh

@@PopplersMusic Thank you soo much🫶

I know... This piano does come with quite a price tag... However, you are getting so many features including first and foremost a high-end Yamaha Clavinova. We do our best to offer financing options throughout the year to help make the piano more affordable. Thank you for watching! - Josh

The keyboard does have the ability to transpose! - Josh

@@PopplersMusic how can I transpose?

Thank you for watching! The SKUs are a bit confusing... Great question! The "B" stands for black. You will "P" standing for Portable series, the number "143" indicating the model within the series, and then a letter indicating the color. P225B, P225WH, P143B etc... The next series up is the YDP series which bridges the gap between the portable series and the Clavinova models. You will see YDP145B/YDP145R etc... Series/Model/Color. I hope this helps! We have the P-series in-stock and we would be honored to work with you if you choose to purchase a Yamaha keyboard. Feel welcome to reach out to us at popplersmusic.com Have a great day! - Josh

Thank you for watching! If you are in the market for this keyboard, we would be honored to work with you for your purchase! If you have any other questions please feel welcome to reach out to me at josh@popplersmusic.com or give us a call at 701-746-7471. Have a great day! - Josh

Thank you for watching! I'd be happy to jump on a call with you if you'd like to discuss your goals and the differences in more depth - 701-746-7471. In short, I would be thinking of these items: - What is your preference with new models vs. models that are discontinued? The P-143 is Yamaha's newest model of their entry-level portable digital piano with all 88-keys, weighted, action, quality speakers, and a few features of other instrument sounds/recording etc... - The P-125 is the discontinued version of the P-225. The P-125 is a nice model, don't get me wrong! We have sold many of the P-125s to families and musicians. I also have students who have learned on the P-125. However, the new version of the 125... the 225... does comes with nice upgrades with the sound sample, speakers, action, etc.. We have all of these in-stock and would be honored to work with you. Feel welcome to write back on this thread, email me or Jonas, or call our store and we'll be happy to help! josh@popplersmusic.com | jonas@popplersmusic.com | 701-746-7471 Have a great day! - Josh

Thank you for watching! This is Chopin's Nocturne in E Flat Major :) - Josh

Thank you for watching and thank you for the comment! If we can help with anything please feel welcome to reach out to us! - Josh

Absolutely! We recommend Double X-Stands for the P-series with all 88-keys for stability. You can find X-stands and the P-143 on our website. Thank you for watching and feel welcome to reach out if we can help with anything else! - Josh Josh@popplersmusic.com www.popplersmusic.com/pianos/entry-level-digital-pianos/p-series-dgx/ www.popplersmusic.com/pianos/accessories/digital-piano-accessories/keyboard-stands/

Thank you for watching! This is the replacement for the P-45 so it has many similarities. The new model does have upgrades to the P-45 but it remains that this is Yamaha's most entry-level digital piano with all 88 keys, weighted action, entry piano sample compared to the other models higher up in the series, and flexibility with X-stand vs. furniture stand.

Thanks for watching our videos! I have not played the Kawai K15 in a long time. What I do know is that the B1 is Yamaha's most entry-level acoustic upright piano. It's meant to be a nice starting acoustic upright piano at the most economic price point. In my experience, beginner to intermediate-level players are OK with the B1. Anyone who is upper intermediate to advanced appreciates and needs a higher quality upright piano such as the B3, P22, or U1. I've had customers who wanted to save money buy going with the B1 who were experienced piano players and they ended up trading up to a higher quality model in the series. Lastly, technicians fairly unanimously agree that Yamaha pianos are the easiest to work on and the most reliable pianos. If yo have any other questions please feel welcome to reach out to me at josh@popplersmusic.com Have a great day! - Josh

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