FINALLY! Someone who knows how to play piano reviews one of these! I've been wondering if this can be used as a "practice" travel piano, even if it isn't the best quality, but if it couldn't play multiple-note chords, it'd be useless. This really, really helped. Thank you so much!
I am wondering if you purchased one of these? I wanted one for the same reasons as you, but I have a problem with them "re triggering" as my finger move on the key. Do you have this issue? If not, what model do you use? I have tried 2 so far. "Donner" and "Andsf" The second has a very good review rating on Amazon 4.5 stars. Thanks in advance for any help or advice. Ken C.
I'm quite sure the ppl knew it didn't sound at all like a real piano would, so they had the sounds of a real piano with the dude pretending to play. Duh..! I figured it would be like this. Nothing shown in commercials are ever as advertised. It's ALWAYS embellished for advertisement sake to make the most amount of money!
Thank you! As previously stated by @Amy Hamaker, FINALLY! a professional review of a roll up piano/keyboard. I was considering this keyboard, too, but the lack of touch sensitivity is a deal breaker for me. Again thank you for a superb and pretty thorough review!
Kris, your playing is awesome and you are so humble! I could listen to you all day. These rubber keyboard must have come a long way since a friend gave me his a about 16 years ago. He took good care of it and so did I but it had some issues. I wish you many years of fun with yours.
Phenomenal, I love you blues riffs! Your playing is what made this piango sound so good. For some people this thing isn't suitable, but this review demonstrates what it's capable of when you can really play. Besides, it's a silicone roll up piano, what do people expect. People complaining were probably looking for a cheap beginners keyboard, when something like this needs some previous experience on a real piano. I don't think it was intended to be anything but an on the go, practice keyboard. For that purpose and given the fact that you can literally unfold an 88 key piano when you're out for walk is amazing and worth purchasing. Finally, a way to play piano while walking my dogs
👍....Damn....your playing is the best...love it....Of course, one has to re-adjust playing techniques to adjust to a flat electronic/ keyboard...especially a professional as yourself...But I was really impressed at how this piano sounded/functioned with your complex playing (as opposed to a simple tune to cover up most machines defaults)......I am ready to buy one after a bit more research......Great job and honest review....Thanks ...JRZ...👍
Okay I have now eat it all. Thanks for that. You answered most of the questions I had. I shall hold off on getting one. Maybe Inna couple of years if the technology gets a little better snd they adjust some things. The concept is wonderful though! And if I was given one ad a gift or randomly saw one second hand for super cheap I would certainly buy it and have fun playing with it , take it in my backpack places. Lol.
It seems to me that if you just wanted it for a portable input device you wouldn't need 88 keys. Without touch sensitivity it's useless for performance.
Lindon Lamont Yes my friend I’m so sorry that I continue to use the clicking pedal I definitely agree with you but when I was playing a piece I couldn’t stop touching it because I Was thinking that the clicking would stop
Would you happen to have a link to this product? There are quite a few types of these currently available but most don't have the features which you've demonstrated in this video. Thank you.
Hi Kris, thank you so much for your review, and for all of your videos. I enjoy hearing you play, keep up the awesome work! I was trying to get in touch with you to enquire more about this keyboard, but it seems that your website is down. Anyway, I'm looking into getting one of these types of keyboards for when I'm on the go, jamming with friends or at get togethers with extended family and such. I would also like to get it for midi use as I have an iPad with a bunch of piano apps on it, but only a 49 key keyboard to use it with. Of course, I would be buying one with the understanding that it's not as good quality as a proper keyboard. And I'm OK with that as I don't play professionally and don't intend to use it in a professional setting. This being said, I have a few questions, and would greatly appreciate your feedback please on the following: 1. How easy is this keyboard to use for someone like myself who is blind or visually impaired? Are the keys and buttons on this keyboard easy to feel and identify? I had the chance to test a roll-up midi keyboard at my favourite music store here in Hamilton, Canada, I can't remember which one it was, but it was hard for me to feel the keys. 2. Were you able to find out whether the keyboard is touch sensitive? If not, and if you are aware of any, could you please suggest me one that is? 3. I have a sustain pedal that I use with my current keyboard, and was wondering whether the Piango can be used with a sustain pedal other than the one which it came with? Many thanks in advance for your responses! Take care, and again, please keep up the awesome work!
This is awesome. Thank you. I bought one on early Black Friday. They pedal situation could be solved wearing headphones. I wanna play in the parks. I love state and National Park hopping..
Do you think I would be able to use my roland damper pedal w/this? I'm sooooo glad to hear someone that actually knows how to play, play one of these pianos! Thank you Kris! I really need something I can take when I travel!
DivaT No I actually had to reconfigure a damper pedal to make this work What I have to do is basically dissect the damper pedal that it came with because of the Jack is a mini jack it’s stead of a quarter inch and then I had to take another paddle and Sauter or tape the ends to me it’s kind of difficult
@@KMNKeyboardVault okay well I have some of those jack adapters. I think I'll try that first. You have a 61 keys Korg that you use too, right? If all goes well I'll be on a play to Spain in Dec. Since I can't take my baby grand or my grand or my roland 570, or the other 3piano... aye yi yi!! I need to sell some! I really need to get something that I can travel with in a backpack & use alongside w/ my tablet. What do you think would be better? I haven't checked out your Korg video yet, but, I do tend to use all 88 keys. I've fall off stools/benches before when not using a full 88 keys🤣 Thank you so much for responding so quickly! I appreciate it!
Love your review style! Very detailed, yet easy to follow. Excellent points. Touch sensitivity would be great. Could you elaborate how you connected with tablet and speaker? Seemed way too easy.
Is this ROLL UP PIANGO 88 something a beginner could use to start learning the keyboards? I am looking at the PianoForAll online course on Udemy and am tempted to start learning. Would appreciate all feedback, thanks. Peace.
No No! This is not even a good toy let alone a musical instrument. It would be like learning to ski using a Nintendo machine and thinking that has something to do with real skiing. Not a good introduction to the real activity whatsoever. Anyone with real potential or interest will be totally discouraged by this immediately. The physical feel of it is most unpleasant. You can get a used keyboard with weighted touch sensitive keys at any pawn shop for equal or less money and have something actually useful.
😂 Yep! I thought it was pretty funny that it would be named this also! Kind of appropriate, though. I think it would be a great piano for a pagliaccio to carry around🤣. Personally , I just need something I can make music with, with others in my travels since I don't play guitar that will use batteries or that I can rig up some wiring for it to run off a car battery/ other type of charger. 😊
I wish i could play half as well as you, trying to learn stride piano if you know any good links for beginners. Despite the roll out piano being a little cheap feeling you can clearly see it's great for travel and importune sessions. Good review.
Would you recommend using this to start to learn how to play piano (for a beginner that knows nothing about piano) and then move on to a regular keyboard?
Thanks for taking the time to review this product! I noticed notes are not re triggering when you play. I have tried 2 and had the issue with both. If I want to hold down bass notes, the notes will re trigger as my fingers move on the keys. Perhaps I should try this particular model? I am ok with the tones and I use my IEM's which block out the pedal clicking. Thanks very much for any info. and/or advice. Ken C.
Following this viewing, I don't imagine I'll be getting one. I saw a roll up piano - just like this - in a Star Trek:NG episode many years ago. Hopefully the inventors will iron out the glitches before the the 23rd century. It would be good if the makers collaborate with you. I have subscribed so please keep us informed. Thanks for sharing.
The sustain pedal with that clicking is definitely a 'No Way Jose' for me. Hopefully they can improve on their next model...if they ever to produce another roll-up keyboard. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you so much! Gee I hope there's something better than that. I'm about to go on a road trip and I was hoping for a better piano feel. You sound AMAZING hahaha
This was REALLY helpful. I am really just looking for something simple and something I can hangout notes for voice practice. I bought a KMusic 61 key and it was AWFUL. I sustained a note and the note kept repeating. Not that I am looking for a Steinway, BUT if I hold a key, I don't want a repeat. I assume you didn't experience this? THANK YOU!
Did you find with this keyboard when hitting the keys that they repeat themselves when holding them down or do they just make one sound? I’ve noticed on some of the other reviews of roll up pianos that the keys will repeat which I would not want.
Great review!! I've watched you and another guy review these things, and I'm convinced that it's basically a miss. In order for it to sound good at all, you had to bypass the internal sounds and use it as a MIDI controller to good piano VST apps. The ads make it seem like it would sound good and be fun to play right out of the box. Even as a controller, it's not velocity sensitive, so Chopin nocturnes are out. If it costs the same as a basic hammer action digital piano, it's probably a better investment to swing by a local music store and pick one up.
Owen Richards There are not that I reached out to the company and see if I can collaborate with them to make the next product a lot better and they want to work with me
Does anyone own one of these roll up pianos? I see that a lot of these support "MIDI out" but I don't see a MIDI jack. I was wondering how he was able to hook it up to his Ipad and use it as a MIDI controller.
Most reviewers of roll-up pianos complain about notes "repeating" or "stuttering." Did your use of the roll-up piano as a midi controller plugged into your iPod piano app stop that? Have you found a work-around for the problem of notes repeating/stuttering?
Thank you for this review! You are kind hearted soul. I see you really wanted to give it a good review but it just does not pass a musicians standards. You helped me too to save money in buying this....you are right...it is indeed false advertising. :D
Hi, first think i would say to u is...you re very talent man. Second, witch app are u using on your tablet, to get more SUBSTAN??? Thanks in advace. God bless u!
It’s awesome when a masterful musician does a review on these types of products. I literally was going to purchase one of these, and now I absolutely will not. At least not at this point. The idea of a rollup keyboard is great, and very convenient. However, a true to heart musician would seriously have a hard time with that touch response (or lack there of) sound quality to me is not such a big deal as long as it’s MIDI compatible, but even with that being said most musicians don’t just play and hear the music, but they also “feel” the music, so again touch and response matters.
I have been looking for an affordable piano for learning purpose. I mean i always wanted to learn piano and i cannot afford real piano because im just a student without income or anything, i just have my savings money from monthly supply from my parents. Im thinking this is waayy better than just buying a keyboard, or even better than nothing. Can you guys give me some advice, thank you.
pineapplemusic The iPad will be better because with the iPad it’s actually made for music apps it will sound 10 times better and come out 10 times clearer and plus it’s very universal for mini music apps
Would this be a good tool for a beginner?? I’m thinking of getting one to learn on during lockdown and I don’t really have the space for anything bigger. Thank you!
Most people say this is not touch sensitive And In the beginning you need to just start and learn to play as much as you can I don't know whether this is good for you, but you need to just start learning because there are so many things to learn in the beginning
"I sound like a beginner"
I wish I sounded like a beginner.
Same here
Me too!
Hahahha me too.. Good one!
I wish I sound like a beginner Kris Nicholson
Hahahahhaha
FINALLY! Someone who knows how to play piano reviews one of these! I've been wondering if this can be used as a "practice" travel piano, even if it isn't the best quality, but if it couldn't play multiple-note chords, it'd be useless. This really, really helped. Thank you so much!
same thought here (y)
I am wondering if you purchased one of these? I wanted one for the same reasons as you, but I have a problem with them "re triggering" as my finger move on the key. Do you have this issue? If not, what model do you use? I have tried 2 so far. "Donner" and "Andsf" The second has a very good review rating on Amazon 4.5 stars. Thanks in advance for any help or advice. Ken C.
@@kencustalow6471 I am looking at the Andsf... do you like yours? Can it play chords? Does it double the notes up?
No, they absolutely cannot be useful for piano practice, period. They are a silly novelty...
First! Wasn't surprised at the low quality of this product, but always wanted to see a proper review and you made it interesting!
Kris, man.....You are a very talented pianist!!! I really love how you make it look so easy!!
Seriously, it’s a roll up. What did people think, it’s a Steinway?
yes 😔
I know! But if it’s advertised to have touch sensitivity, I’d expect it. That makes me question the integrity of the company.
I'm quite sure the ppl knew it didn't sound at all like a real piano would, so they had the sounds of a real piano with the dude pretending to play. Duh..! I figured it would be like this. Nothing shown in commercials are ever as advertised. It's ALWAYS embellished for advertisement sake to make the most amount of money!
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I have not even got to the review part yet - but I hit "like" just for your playing at the start! :P :)
You have a very positive attitude.
Thanks dude. Missing touch sensitivity is a deal breaker.
did he ever find it though?
I've got touch sensitivity. I don't think this would be an appropriate keyboard, to learn the Moonlight Sonata, Movement 1, on.
Thank you! As previously stated by @Amy Hamaker, FINALLY! a professional review of a roll up piano/keyboard. I was considering this keyboard, too, but the lack of touch sensitivity is a deal breaker for me. Again thank you for a superb and pretty thorough review!
"Takes a little time getting used to"
Immediately plays all the classics perfectly
People with slow internet connections like mine can save 1/2 hour by skipping to 4:15 for the review
@enigma Metal coffin blocks signal if you're inside ;-)
Kris, your playing is awesome and you are so humble! I could listen to you all day. These rubber keyboard must have come a long way since a friend gave me his a about 16 years ago. He took good care of it and so did I but it had some issues. I wish you many years of fun with yours.
Phenomenal, I love you blues riffs! Your playing is what made this piango sound so good. For some people this thing isn't suitable, but this review demonstrates what it's capable of when you can really play. Besides, it's a silicone roll up piano, what do people expect. People complaining were probably looking for a cheap beginners keyboard, when something like this needs some previous experience on a real piano. I don't think it was intended to be anything but an on the go, practice keyboard. For that purpose and given the fact that you can literally unfold an 88 key piano when you're out for walk is amazing and worth purchasing. Finally, a way to play piano while walking my dogs
👍....Damn....your playing is the best...love it....Of course, one has to re-adjust playing techniques to adjust to a flat electronic/ keyboard...especially a professional as yourself...But I was really impressed at how this piano sounded/functioned with your complex playing (as opposed to a simple tune to cover up most machines defaults)......I am ready to buy one after a bit more research......Great job and honest review....Thanks ...JRZ...👍
Okay I have now eat it all. Thanks for that. You answered most of the questions I had. I shall hold off on getting one. Maybe Inna couple of years if the technology gets a little better snd they adjust some things. The concept is wonderful though! And if I was given one ad a gift or randomly saw one second hand for super cheap I would certainly buy it and have fun playing with it , take it in my backpack places. Lol.
You brought a big smile to that roll up piano when you were playing it.
Thank you. It was helpful. It was pleasure hearing you playing :)
I think it’s brilliant and good for learning to play and cheaper than buying a piano well done x
Amazing! I think you squeezed the most of it despite its limitations.
It seems to me that if you just wanted it for a portable input device you wouldn't need 88 keys. Without touch sensitivity it's useless for performance.
"The clicking from this pedal is annoying."
*Continues to use pedal*
Lindon Lamont Yes my friend I’m so sorry that I continue to use the clicking pedal I definitely agree with you but when I was playing a piece I couldn’t stop touching it because I Was thinking that the clicking would stop
Thanks that was helpful. The lack of touch sensitivity is a real bummer. I won't bother.
Thanks so much, Kris! I'm really grateful for your honest assessment of this keyboard. Blessings!
Thanks for this! Also would this be a good travel piano?
It seems to be the best performance ever played on this Roll up piano!
Why doesn't this guy have more than a million subscribers???
Please tell me that somebody has found a nice one with touch sensitivity?
no one will ever. these roll ups use on / of sheets inbetween the rubber just like they use in computerkeyboards. on or off keys
Thank you, Review was really helpful, and you are an amazing pianist........
Would you happen to have a link to this product? There are quite a few types of these currently available but most don't have the features which you've demonstrated in this video. Thank you.
Hi Kris, thank you so much for your review, and for all of your videos. I enjoy hearing you play, keep up the awesome work! I was trying to get in touch with you to enquire more about this keyboard, but it seems that your website is down. Anyway, I'm looking into getting one of these types of keyboards for when I'm on the go, jamming with friends or at get togethers with extended family and such. I would also like to get it for midi use as I have an iPad with a bunch of piano apps on it, but only a 49 key keyboard to use it with. Of course, I would be buying one with the understanding that it's not as good quality as a proper keyboard. And I'm OK with that as I don't play professionally and don't intend to use it in a professional setting.
This being said, I have a few questions, and would greatly appreciate your feedback please on the following:
1. How easy is this keyboard to use for someone like myself who is blind or visually impaired? Are the keys and buttons on this keyboard easy to feel and identify? I had the chance to test a roll-up midi keyboard at my favourite music store here in Hamilton, Canada, I can't remember which one it was, but it was hard for me to feel the keys.
2. Were you able to find out whether the keyboard is touch sensitive? If not, and if you are aware of any, could you please suggest me one that is?
3. I have a sustain pedal that I use with my current keyboard, and was wondering whether the Piango can be used with a sustain pedal other than the one which it came with?
Many thanks in advance for your responses! Take care, and again, please keep up the awesome work!
If you want a flexible keyboard with touch sensitivity, levels, pitch, etc, get the Roli Seaboard. It is more expensive though...
This is awesome. Thank you. I bought one on early Black Friday. They pedal situation could be solved wearing headphones. I wanna play in the parks. I love state and National Park hopping..
Do you think I would be able to use my roland damper pedal w/this? I'm sooooo glad to hear someone that actually knows how to play, play one of these pianos! Thank you Kris! I really need something I can take when I travel!
DivaT No I actually had to reconfigure a damper pedal to make this work
What I have to do is basically dissect the damper pedal that it came with because of the Jack is a mini jack it’s stead of a quarter inch and then I had to take another paddle and Sauter or tape the ends to me it’s kind of difficult
@@KMNKeyboardVault okay well I have some of those jack adapters. I think I'll try that first. You have a 61 keys Korg that you use too, right? If all goes well I'll be on a play to Spain in Dec. Since I can't take my baby grand or my grand or my roland 570, or the other 3piano... aye yi yi!! I need to sell some! I really need to get something that I can travel with in a backpack & use alongside w/ my tablet. What do you think would be better? I haven't checked out your Korg video yet, but, I do tend to use all 88 keys. I've fall off stools/benches before when not using a full 88 keys🤣 Thank you so much for responding so quickly! I appreciate it!
Where you buy this roll up piano?
Love your review style! Very detailed, yet easy to follow. Excellent points. Touch sensitivity would be great. Could you elaborate how you connected with tablet and speaker? Seemed way too easy.
It's a nice piano, for being a roll up piano! Thanks for the review!
Is this ROLL UP PIANGO 88 something a beginner could use to start learning the keyboards? I am looking at the PianoForAll online course on Udemy and am tempted to start learning. Would appreciate all feedback, thanks. Peace.
vernonae yes it’s good for a beginner but for the price you can get a Williams digital piano with 88 semi weighted keys
@@KMNKeyboardVault
Not for the same price though surely.
No No! This is not even a good toy let alone a musical instrument. It would be like learning to ski using a Nintendo machine and thinking that has something to do with real skiing. Not a good introduction to the real activity whatsoever. Anyone with real potential or interest will be totally discouraged by this immediately. The physical feel of it is most unpleasant. You can get a used keyboard with weighted touch sensitive keys at any pawn shop for equal or less money and have something actually useful.
"Piango" in italian means "I'm crying". Just Google the name before to use it as a brand...
😂 Yep! I thought it was pretty funny that it would be named this also! Kind of appropriate, though. I think it would be a great piano for a pagliaccio to carry around🤣. Personally , I just need something I can make music with, with others in my travels since I don't play guitar that will use batteries or that I can rig up some wiring for it to run off a car battery/ other type of charger. 😊
Oh and so far this is the best one out there. It's the only one that hasn't made me cry... 😂🤣🤣
There is also Sony Ericsson KITA - Kita means dick on Serbian :)
Maybe they were thinking “piano on the go” therefore piango? Not everyone’s multilingual lmao but I get u
@@PianoTutorials88 KITA means us in Malay, so Kita Kita ..... lol
I wish i could play half as well as you, trying to learn stride piano if you know any good links for beginners. Despite the roll out piano being a little cheap feeling you can clearly see it's great for travel and importune sessions. Good review.
Would love to play some gigs with you Piano man! You know your keys! Great talent!
If I could make it sound like that I'd be over the Moon ! . I've even heard cheap violins sound amazing in the hands of a talented player.
sir you are rocking the hell out of that roll up
Glad I heard this before buying.
Would you recommend using this to start to learn how to play piano (for a beginner that knows nothing about piano) and then move on to a regular keyboard?
No ooooo
wonderfull video! Thanks! How do you connect the piano to the iPad and what App do you use in the iPad? Thank you a lot!
Thanks for taking the time to review this product! I noticed notes are not re triggering when you play. I have tried 2 and had the issue with both. If I want to hold down bass notes, the notes will re trigger as my fingers move on the keys. Perhaps I should try this particular model? I am ok with the tones and I use my IEM's which block out the pedal clicking. Thanks very much for any info. and/or advice. Ken C.
Following this viewing, I don't imagine I'll be getting one. I saw a roll up piano - just like this - in a Star Trek:NG episode many years ago. Hopefully the inventors will iron out the glitches before the the 23rd century. It would be good if the makers collaborate with you. I have subscribed so please keep us informed. Thanks for sharing.
The sustain pedal with that clicking is definitely a 'No Way Jose' for me. Hopefully they can improve on their next model...if they ever to produce another roll-up keyboard. Thanks for sharing.
I don’t know much about this but he makes that keyboard sound really good!!!
What is the polyphony on this keyboard? That is, how many keys can be pressed simultaneously before the next key won't register?
Thank you so much! Gee I hope there's something better than that. I'm about to go on a road trip and I was hoping for a better piano feel. You sound AMAZING hahaha
I just ordered the 88key lujex roll up piano from amazon. Do you think the piango rollup would be better?
This was REALLY helpful. I am really just looking for something simple and something I can hangout notes for voice practice. I bought a KMusic 61 key and it was AWFUL. I sustained a note and the note kept repeating. Not that I am looking for a Steinway, BUT if I hold a key, I don't want a repeat. I assume you didn't experience this? THANK YOU!
The perfect harpsichord.
Did you find with this keyboard when hitting the keys that they repeat themselves when holding them down or do they just make one sound? I’ve noticed on some of the other reviews of roll up pianos that the keys will repeat which I would not want.
Interesting review! You covered exactly what I wanted to know! 😊
Was interested in this just to have an 88 keyboard to play on but can it really not play chords?
You play beautifully...i just sent a niece one of the roll ups so she can see if playing piano is for her.
Thank you for your honest review!
Do you think it could be a useful tool for arrangers and composers?
Ah ah ah ah ...
"Piango" = "I cry\I'm crying" in italian ...
But you play very well and I like it!
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Luca Zalaffi I can’t believe that’s what it really means I have to ask my Italian friends
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Greetings from Florence! ...
Ciao
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Great review!! I've watched you and another guy review these things, and I'm convinced that it's basically a miss. In order for it to sound good at all, you had to bypass the internal sounds and use it as a MIDI controller to good piano VST apps. The ads make it seem like it would sound good and be fun to play right out of the box. Even as a controller, it's not velocity sensitive, so Chopin nocturnes are out. If it costs the same as a basic hammer action digital piano, it's probably a better investment to swing by a local music store and pick one up.
Did you find out if the keys are touch sensitive?
Owen Richards There are not that I reached out to the company and see if I can collaborate with them to make the next product a lot better and they want to work with me
What did your research about touch sensitivity brought up?
Is it such sensitive?
Does anyone own one of these roll up pianos? I see that a lot of these support "MIDI out" but I don't see a MIDI jack. I was wondering how he was able to hook it up to his Ipad and use it as a MIDI controller.
Most reviewers of roll-up pianos complain about notes "repeating" or "stuttering." Did your use of the roll-up piano as a midi controller plugged into your iPod piano app stop that? Have you found a work-around for the problem of notes repeating/stuttering?
Great demo! You could make anything sound good my friend! Camarillo California!
Brother could you please review Android perfect piano?
Thank you
How do you connect kbd into the iOS device? Any significant time lag?
Is it good enough for a beginner taking lessons to practice on? Thank you!
Nice song at the begining... anyone know the name?
I would like to buy one, where did you buy it? Thanks
oh it actually rolls up. i read that in the description but, for some reason, i didn't take you literally.
Thank you for this review! You are kind hearted soul. I see you really wanted to give it a good review but it just does not pass a musicians standards. You helped me too to save money in buying this....you are right...it is indeed false advertising. :D
You are good player of piano .
And good info .
Thanks.
If you do not have a i pad, what would you do?
as a midi controller keyboard is it better than MIDI keyboards or is it better and cheaper to buy a soundless midi keyboard?
i've noticed that when you lay your finger on a key and not actively playing the note the key plays it any in a kind of staccato repeat
You are an amazing piano player! 😍 Is it possible to use a different foot pedal with it though?
Hi, first think i would say to u is...you re very talent man.
Second, witch app are u using on your tablet, to get more SUBSTAN???
Thanks in advace.
God bless u!
Hi thank you so much for watching my videos the ass but I was using is called Ravenscroft 275
@@KMNKeyboardVault thanks to you...
Kris....are the black keyes raised?....
dhimes3 no it’s hard to play
It’s awesome when a masterful musician does a review on these types of products. I literally was going to purchase one of these, and now I absolutely will not. At least not at this point. The idea of a rollup keyboard is great, and very convenient. However, a true to heart musician would seriously have a hard time with that touch response (or lack there of) sound quality to me is not such a big deal as long as it’s MIDI compatible, but even with that being said most musicians don’t just play and hear the music, but they also “feel” the music, so again touch and response matters.
Would you consider this a win or a lose?
Definitely a Lose
@@KMNKeyboardVault tThats too bad I was looking for an 88key travel piano as well
I have been looking for an affordable piano for learning purpose. I mean i always wanted to learn piano and i cannot afford real piano because im just a student without income or anything, i just have my savings money from monthly supply from my parents. Im thinking this is waayy better than just buying a keyboard, or even better than nothing. Can you guys give me some advice, thank you.
I guess.we're same..,😐😔
can you play Christian songs and hymns?? do you have album??
Is there a sensitive key in it?
what piano app did you use? plz reply
f Ravenscroft 275 iOS
Would you recommend getting this or a electric piano
私はナニですIAmNani only to a cat or dog 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
This was very helpful. Thank you.
Which one is the Piano ? Can one find that one amazon?
To Kmn: At 11:00 minutes: I think you are more familiar with this instrument than you want us to realize.
hey would love to but it
i am a beginner
is it good for beginner
it is also unavailable in india
any help.?
Any thoughts why my middle c is not working?
How about the polling rate of this?
Woul I need an Ipad to let it sound like that. Does an android phone work as well or a mac book?
pineapplemusic The iPad will be better because with the iPad it’s actually made for music apps it will sound 10 times better and come out 10 times clearer and plus it’s very universal for mini music apps
v gd review, v informative ! Thank you. I like your playing v much. :)
Would this be a good tool for a beginner?? I’m thinking of getting one to learn on during lockdown and I don’t really have the space for anything bigger.
Thank you!
Most people say this is not touch sensitive
And In the beginning you need to just start and learn to play as much as you can
I don't know whether this is good for you, but you need to just start learning because there are so many things to learn in the beginning
Learn on your phone instead... Much better
Is this useful to study on holiday?
I am thinking about getting one of these for easy transportation between classes as a teacher.
I have this: facebook.com/watch/?v=10153182732652989
It's much better.
what's the name of the app in his ipad?