Thank you for your support!! I bought PSR 670, AMAZING KEYBOARD very beautiful voices, above all very very intuitive layout, you really don't need manual!!
Thank you for also mentioning the tone number before playing each voice (for most of them, anyway). Some UA-camrs often forget to tell the audience what tone they are currently playing and it's rather frustrating. Great video, as always. You deserve a lot more subscribers because the quality of your content is really higher than many other similar channels.
What sounds from a casio keyboard. Only a few years before we dreamed of such sounds, in past only in expensive Akai ( or other stuff) samplers available. Now in a cheap keyboard. Amazing.
Great video. Great sound. The AIX sound chip is a huge upgrade. I've watched a video about Nord piano and I like the sound of it. CT-X series are also great and the price is very much cheaper. I play guitar my whole life but never got a chance to learn piano so I bought a Casio CA-301 from the garage sale for $55. LOL. Well, just for practice. Brand new keyboards are still expensive for me here in the Philippines.
Jeremy the review is excellent, one question:Which board has better sounds WK 7600 or CTX 5000? I’m considering WK because of 76 keys but I’m not sure what this AIX brings?
Very very good explanation!! I was oriented to buying a Korg Pa700...but I was not satisfied by the piano sound... So I changed my mind for a Yamaha psr sx700...Now i decided (after your explanation) to buy This Casio CTX 5000... In my opinion (if i consider only the sounds) this is best choice! Thank you again! ...It's far more useful to listen to your explanations instead of going to a music shop without a musician that could emphasize (as you did) a lot of gems like touch response and so on!!
wow. this video makes me torn apart to choose between this or pse463. beautiful voice and informative video indeed. greetings from neighbour country, Indonesia.
Nice demo .I have to say I've owned expensive workstation synthesisers and this Casio equals them in sound .Although I'm more a synthesiser sound user the Casio is more like a workstation ,plus arranger keyboard so you don't even need accompaniments you can create from scratch in its 16 track sequencer ,it's features put it head and shoulders of other keyboards in this or higher price ranges .
Man, do you think this keyboard can replace or at least match a Roland Juno Di in the sounds? I have a Roland XPS-10 (for 4 years), it's like a substitute for the Juno Di in some markets. Good synth. But the keys, the lack of speakers (I study a lot with it) and the lack of a editor makes the XPS-10 not so much appealing to me. This Casio can cover almost everything I need on a keyboard, apart from PC editor. Do you think it's a good option for changing?
Very nice demo..I noticed you are now more liking towards Casio CTX series than Yamaha PSR series .purely because of its quality improvements recently..Correct? I just bought CT-X 9000 and its really a master-piece.
Jeremy, can you please demo the mic input on this board? Put the vocals thru the effects on the board. Work up a song with drums. bass and keys then sing lead and add two background harmonies or bring in a singer so we can see what this board is capable of. Thanks for your time on this.
hi jeremy hope you and family are well during this dark time i just wanted to know does the mic input support 48v phantom power if not what dynamic mic would you advise ? thank you for all your videos god bless x
Nice video Jeremee, a have a question. How do you record the sound of your piano in the computer. How do you get that hight quality sound recorded? I perfectly hear that beautiful stereo sound on E Pianos on CT X 5000
Hi Jeremy good day to you. I am Ryan and a long-time viewer of yours and I really appreciate what you have contributed to the music industry. A couple of years ago I bought the Casio CT-X5000 (because of this video) but after about 9 months I decided to sell it and bought a Korg D1. The reason for this is the RH3 keybed. I have to be honest, I am kinda missing the sounds of the CT-X5000 and thinking of buying it again. My plan is to use the keybed of my Korg D1, connect it with the MIDI of CT-X5000 so I can use the built-in sounds. What I would like to ask you is if this setup is possible considering that the CT-X5000 has a MIDI USB port and the D1 has a 5-pin MIDI Connector if I use a MIDI to USB cable such as the "Roland UM-One MK2 USB MIDI Interface"? If this will work then I will have a good keybed from the D1 and an excellent sound library of the CT-X5000. Hope you could help me out on this. Thank you. 🙏
Hi, I watch your videos on arrangers. Could you please upload few videos on how to play Indian percussion instruments directly (not rythms) on CTX 9000, Rolan, Yamaha, and CORG keyboards. It will help us understand which keyboard we should choose.
Hello ! thanks for the video @Jeremy See ! Does this keyboard reproduce the sounds of the Yamaha Reface CP ? ( Rhodes, Clavinet, Wurliter ) ? as good as the Reface CP ? Thank you for your help
The Casio CT-X5000 may be packed with great sounding voices. However, I think that the sounds of the Korg microArranger are far more advanced than the sounds of the Casio CT-X5000! Especially the pianos and EP's.
I’ve got two questions to ask. If I wanted to hear the rhythm tracks on the keyboard, what should I do? Second question is, what number was that electric piano that you call the Dizzy electric piano? It sounds so pretty.
Hi Jeremy, I listen to a lot of your videos, all great. Wonder if you can help me find what I am looking for. Trying to find a portable keyboard (preferably with battery powered option) to take to mostly acoustic jams. What I need is the best acoustic piano and Rhodes sounds with the clearest onboard speakers. Had the Korg EK 50, but the AC sound is not that great. Tried Yamaha PSR EW 425, just not quite good enough for acoustic piano sound through the onboard speakers. Maybe what I need doesn't exist, but if it does, I bet you'd know what it is. Doesn't have to be a budget keyboard, I'll spend more to get what I need. Thanks in advance, you rock.
Jeremy, is there a way to adjust the speed of the rotary dsp on this or any of the other less expensive Casio arrangers in real time? I like this feature in keyboards that have it such as my Korg E,50.
Hi everybody. This clip is super. I prefer to buy with this model a kind of a metallic sustain pedal. It's heavy enough and takes own place on the floor. Also the touch is natural. Enjoy..
Jeremy please help me, im trying to decide between the ctx5000, ke-50 or psr s 670. I dont care to much about editing arrange or capabilitys, but voices quality and great play feeling. I have an idea but let me know what you think. Best Vibes
Hi. Please, make review for KORG KROSS2. And, please, do consider the keyboard mechanism more. There is no review that put more effort for key's. Thx. :)
Hello Jeremy, once again it's your friend from Chicago checking in...I'm really liking the Casio CTX5000...and thank you for the great video on this keyboard...As you may remember I am still very interested in buying the Medeli AKX10...today is Sept. 9th.and still absolutely no word regarding when this keyboard is going to be available in the U.S. What is going on with Medeli, and do you have any info about the AKX 10...I'm ready to forget about this keyboard and look closer at the Casio CT X5000... your thoughts and any information would be helpful.. we out here in Facebook Land look to you for your honest input.....hope you get the time to answer this comment.... And thank you again.....
Hey Jeremy, can you please answer whether I should buy Casio ctx9000in or Roland ex30? Mainly for playing Grand piano, acoustic and orchestra sound. Will appreciate very much if you reply
Do u think this is a good step up from my casio wk7500 or should i go over board and get the yamahaPsr sx700? I do gospel rock and i want the bass n drums to sound more realistic.
Jeremy can you please make a video of how to tightening up the loose key in Casio CTX 5000/9000in version please. I used it only for 1 months and taken it into Yamaha Carry Bag once. From yesterday, i hear clunking or clicking sound when i press certain keys across the keyboard. I am learning to be a piano player, so i think some of my presses are strong or not as expected. So, in this case what to do? Is it a manufacturing defect? If not, how can i fix it? As i imported it from another country, i cant get it to any warranty station. So, please help me here. Just got the keyboard from your suggestion, need your help badly.
I agree , a lot of features for the money. The only problem is that they just don't quite hit the mark. The piano for example, when played in the lower region sounds fine, however the entire range suffers from a complete lack of natural sustain. It totally ruins the sound of the piano. I am not talking about holding down the sustain pedal, I am talking about natural sustain that will lead one note to another without the use of the pedal. Just my opinion. I do like your videos very much. You do a great job.
HI, I am looking for a keyboard in a budget between 150 and 250 dollars for mostly playing rock/metal songs. I played piano for 10 years, but i am not sure which keyboard is the most suitable for my casual play (since trying to play rock covers on piano is not the best xD).
I have the Cts 500 and it sounds very decent. The user interface is a bit ham fisted and not that intuitive but you get used to it. I wish the effects section was a bit eaisier to use and setup chains. One thing Casio really need to look at is the way the manual is written, it's just not super clear in certain places.
Have you ever tried the Yamaha MX-49/61? I like the size, formfactor, audio and midi interface over USB, good price, it sounds good too. And possibly more intuitive than this CT-X. I would love to hear what you think about it, especially when it comes to the sound quality of the Electric Piano's, I'm mostly looking for something with Electric Piano sounds and I can't decide, this CT-X sounds very impressive, but the clunky user interface is a bit offputting. I hate menu diving.
hi jeremy , I am from INDIA , i want to buy a keyboard and my choice is yamaha psr e463 , psr I 455 and casio ctx 9000in ...please suggest me which keyboard has good sound and I should buy ? (any other keyboard you suggest about this price range ,, this ctx catching my eye though I am honestly a YAMAHA lover)
Can you adjust the amount of overdrive/distortion on the organ sounds, to make it sound more like the heavy overdrive organ in Deep Purple songs like Smoke on the Water and Highway Star?
Harmonica the only sound that doesn't sound like harmonica to me....might need some filters settings to achieve that.... but anyway nice keyboard. For this price range at least than what others offering. :)
Hi Jeremy nice demonstration 👍 I find that the piano’s and E piano’s are way better on the CT-X keyboards than on the Yamaha PSR E series. The Sweet! harmonica, on the other hand, sounds more natural to my ears than its Casio equivalent. That being said, I still find that the user interface of the CT-X3000/5000 is daunting so I am considering the CT-X800 (still hesitating between the 800, the CT-X3000 or the Yamaha PSR E463... no perfect keyboard in this price range anyway). The real drawback of the CT-X800 is that there is no way to adjust the relative volume of the Upper1, Upper2 and Lower voices. Also, this is a point of detail, but I don’t understand why the CT-X800 doesn’t have an harmonica patch. The harmonica voice is a must for many blues and rock tunes. I suppose one could use an accordion instead but this is not quite the same thing. Are you going to make a more extensive demonstration of some of the rhythms? As you know, I am particularly interested both by the jazz rhythms, as well as by the more “modern” rhythms in the Pop and Dance category. Wishing you a nice weekend 😎
You are right, Vinciane. Harmonica and Sax to me, Yamaha is better. The Casio French Accordion is really good to me. I suggest you go for minimum of CT-X3000. The 800 will not satisfy you. I believe a few other videos had showcased ALL the rhythms in a 3 hour video. 😅
Jeremy See Yes I know this guy is showcasing all sounds and styles from all sorts of keyboards but it is not very exciting, he just plays some boring chord progressions. I’d rather listen to you playing the styles you like the most with a nice improvisation using the OTS voices on top 😉 As for the CT-X800, I might try it anyway, since in France, when you are buying something on Internet, you’ve got 30 days to get a refund if you don’t like what you’ve bought. Very convenient.
vbdx66 the person you talk about that plays “boring” chord progressions is me, if you don’t like my keyboards showcase and the hard work I put into making my videos, then don’t watch them, simple as! At least there are many people out there who actually appreciate my videos
Can a person play classical on it? l saw a review of the ct1 where the guy said you can’t play classical on the ct1. That’s why Im looking at the ctx5000. Also, l liked how you can play the ct1 keys rapidly, the same note, can you do that with the ctx5000?
Hello Jeremy. I'm going to buy the casio ctx 5000, but in the same time i was thinking about Korg I3. Could you please tell for you wich is the best about touch response and keyboard quality? Many thanks
how is the keybed itslef? ive heard it has more than one setting but in your korg ek 50 review you raved about the keybed quality, which is better and is there much of a difference?
Hi, sir. Is there any significant difference between psr e353 and psr e363? Those models are only affordable for me. Hope you'll respond. Thank you and more power!!! God bless you, sir
Hi Jeremy...Need some help on choosing my first keyboard. I'm from India and I'm confused between CTX 9000IN and WK6600. WK6600 is 76 keys Workstation and CTX 9000in is a 61 Key Arranger
Hi Jeremy, if you compare only the voices of this one and the available voices of CT-X 700/800 - without putting effects to it - is the sound quality the same besides the poor speakers in the cheaper ones? Must be the same AIX chip... What is your opinion here ?
Hi Jeremy I tried searching this keyboard in India however it’s not available can u let me know any equivalent keyboard in the same price range and Good sounds in Casio or Kong Or Roland
Hi jeremy see, is better ctx 5000 than ew410? ¿Why? I dont know that piano must buy. I know that ew410 have 76 and ctx 5000 have 61 keys. Help me to choose between this 2 models please.
I Hope I can get a Casio CTX 5000 It sounds so nice and it have all I need 👏👏👏 Send me a Casio CTX 5000 I'm staining in South Africa in Johannesburg nearby Fochville
I just bought a CTX3000! Your reviews really helped! Thanks Jeremy :)
Thank you for your support!! I bought PSR 670, AMAZING KEYBOARD very beautiful voices, above all very very intuitive layout, you really don't need manual!!
Again nice video jeremy sir. The quality of sounds are amazing. Love your videos
Thank you for also mentioning the tone number before playing each voice (for most of them, anyway). Some UA-camrs often forget to tell the audience what tone they are currently playing and it's rather frustrating. Great video, as always. You deserve a lot more subscribers because the quality of your content is really higher than many other similar channels.
just got this keyboard yesterday :D thanks to your review, and this is very helpful, thankyou!
Thank you for your very instructive sampling of CT-X5000.
Very hight quality. I have take notes of the tone number for for practicing my favorites. Many thanks. JP
What sounds from a casio keyboard. Only a few years before we dreamed of such sounds, in past only in expensive Akai ( or other stuff) samplers available. Now in a cheap keyboard. Amazing.
Truly!
Common Jeremy today is y birthday and you made day with this video I am getting it tomorrow .
Great video. Great sound. The AIX sound chip is a huge upgrade. I've watched a video about Nord piano and I like the sound of it. CT-X series are also great and the price is very much cheaper. I play guitar my whole life but never got a chance to learn piano so I bought a Casio CA-301 from the garage sale for $55. LOL. Well, just for practice. Brand new keyboards are still expensive for me here in the Philippines.
Jeremy the review is excellent, one question:Which board has better sounds WK 7600 or CTX 5000? I’m considering WK because of 76 keys but I’m not sure what this AIX brings?
Very very good explanation!! I was oriented to buying a Korg Pa700...but I was not satisfied by the piano sound... So I changed my mind for a Yamaha psr sx700...Now i decided (after your explanation) to buy This Casio CTX 5000... In my opinion (if i consider only the sounds) this is best choice! Thank you again! ...It's far more useful to listen to your explanations instead of going to a music shop without a musician that could emphasize (as you did) a lot of gems like touch response and so on!!
Yeah i think i have the same mindset as u considering the price and how long they last, i know that yamahas run very hot but not sure about the sx700.
, Muy buen video amigo Jeremy me gustaría que mostrará todos los sonidos de saxofón que trae Este modelo de teclado Saludos y felicitaciones
wow. this video makes me torn apart to choose between this or pse463. beautiful voice and informative video indeed. greetings from neighbour country, Indonesia.
Jeremy, a detailed video of how to create a style in the CT-X3000 (or 5000) is needed. The one by casio is missing a lot of details. Thanks!
@TheBradge what reason?
Very nice very good God bless you and more VIDEO NEED SRI
Jeremy teach us about using the DSPs and effects for the organs, rotary effects
Nice demo .I have to say I've owned expensive workstation synthesisers and this Casio equals them in sound .Although I'm more a synthesiser sound user the Casio is more like a workstation ,plus arranger keyboard so you don't even need accompaniments you can create from scratch in its 16 track sequencer ,it's features put it head and shoulders of other keyboards in this or higher price ranges .
Man, do you think this keyboard can replace or at least match a Roland Juno Di in the sounds?
I have a Roland XPS-10 (for 4 years), it's like a substitute for the Juno Di in some markets. Good synth. But the keys, the lack of speakers (I study a lot with it) and the lack of a editor makes the XPS-10 not so much appealing to me.
This Casio can cover almost everything I need on a keyboard, apart from PC editor.
Do you think it's a good option for changing?
Woo jereme how r u, nice I brought 2nd hand keyboard under my bugget right now once I learnt more I will the new good one
Very nice demo..I noticed you are now more liking towards Casio CTX series than Yamaha PSR series .purely because of its quality improvements recently..Correct? I just bought CT-X 9000 and its really a master-piece.
Good view, because viewer is best! So) Good luck, Jeremi! Go on!
Thank you!
@@JeremySee Thank for you! Be!
Jeremy, can you please demo the mic input on this board? Put the vocals thru the effects on the board. Work up a song with drums. bass and keys then sing lead and add two background harmonies or bring in a singer so we can see what this board is capable of. Thanks for your time on this.
The ctx-line is performance oriented i think...And the price is right for a kid starting out with parents who support such desires....
dat authentic accordion sound
hi jeremy hope you and family are well during this dark time i just wanted to know does the mic input support 48v phantom power if not what dynamic mic would you advise ? thank you for all your videos god bless x
Nice video Jeremee, a have a question. How do you record the sound of your piano in the computer. How do you get that hight quality sound recorded? I perfectly hear that beautiful stereo sound on E Pianos on CT X 5000
Bought the keyboard for myself. Thanks jeremy for the review. It costed me $400 with shipping
Hi Jeremy good day to you. I am Ryan and a long-time viewer of yours and I really appreciate what you have contributed to the music industry. A couple of years ago I bought the Casio CT-X5000 (because of this video) but after about 9 months I decided to sell it and bought a Korg D1. The reason for this is the RH3 keybed. I have to be honest, I am kinda missing the sounds of the CT-X5000 and thinking of buying it again. My plan is to use the keybed of my Korg D1, connect it with the MIDI of CT-X5000 so I can use the built-in sounds. What I would like to ask you is if this setup is possible considering that the CT-X5000 has a MIDI USB port and the D1 has a 5-pin MIDI Connector if I use a MIDI to USB cable such as the "Roland UM-One MK2 USB MIDI Interface"? If this will work then I will have a good keybed from the D1 and an excellent sound library of the CT-X5000. Hope you could help me out on this. Thank you. 🙏
Hi, I watch your videos on arrangers. Could you please upload few videos on how to play Indian percussion instruments directly (not rythms) on CTX 9000, Rolan, Yamaha, and CORG keyboards. It will help us understand which keyboard we should choose.
Please demo all synth sounds
Hello ! thanks for the video @Jeremy See ! Does this keyboard reproduce the sounds of the Yamaha Reface CP ? ( Rhodes, Clavinet, Wurliter ) ? as good as the Reface CP ? Thank you for your help
Make A video On How to create Own rhythm in Ct-x 5000(in Detail)
Plz....
The Casio CT-X5000 may be packed with great sounding voices. However, I think that the sounds of the Korg microArranger are far more advanced than the sounds of the Casio CT-X5000! Especially the pianos and EP's.
Hi Jeremy,
How Do you record the sounds of the keyboard to the pc?
Can you get the stereo feel in just recording with the phones output?
I’ve got two questions to ask. If I wanted to hear the rhythm tracks on the keyboard, what should I do? Second question is, what number was that electric piano that you call the Dizzy electric piano? It sounds so pretty.
Thanks for sharing, which sustain pedal do you use with the Casio ct-x5000? Greetings from Colombia
❤👍🏾
Hi Jeremy, I listen to a lot of your videos, all great. Wonder if you can help me find what I am looking for. Trying to find a portable keyboard (preferably with battery powered option) to take to mostly acoustic jams. What I need is the best acoustic piano and Rhodes sounds with the clearest onboard speakers. Had the Korg EK 50, but the AC sound is not that great. Tried Yamaha PSR EW 425, just not quite good enough for acoustic piano sound through the onboard speakers. Maybe what I need doesn't exist, but if it does, I bet you'd know what it is. Doesn't have to be a budget keyboard, I'll spend more to get what I need. Thanks in advance, you rock.
Jeremy, is there a way to adjust the speed of the rotary dsp on this or any of the other less expensive Casio arrangers in real time? I like this feature in keyboards that have it such as my Korg E,50.
Hi everybody. This clip is super. I prefer to buy with this model a kind of a metallic sustain pedal. It's heavy enough and takes own place on the floor. Also the touch is natural. Enjoy..
Jeremy please help me, im trying to decide between the ctx5000, ke-50 or psr s 670. I dont care to much about editing arrange or capabilitys, but voices quality and great play feeling. I have an idea but let me know what you think. Best Vibes
Sir which one will be better between yamaha psr i500 and casio ctx 9000.... Please give suggestions?
Can you do a comparison on keyboards please.
1st to see
Hi. Please, make review for KORG KROSS2. And, please, do consider the keyboard mechanism more. There is no review that put more effort for key's. Thx. :)
Hello Jeremy, once again it's your friend from Chicago checking in...I'm really liking the Casio
CTX5000...and thank you for the great video on this keyboard...As you may remember I am still very interested in buying the
Medeli AKX10...today is Sept. 9th.and still absolutely no word regarding when this keyboard is going to be available in the U.S.
What is going on with Medeli, and do you have any info about
the AKX 10...I'm ready to forget about this keyboard and look closer at the Casio CT X5000...
your thoughts and any information would be helpful..
we out here in Facebook Land
look to you for your honest input.....hope you get the time to answer this comment....
And thank you again.....
Hey Jeremy, can you please answer whether I should buy Casio ctx9000in or Roland ex30? Mainly for playing Grand piano, acoustic and orchestra sound. Will appreciate very much if you reply
How do you change the volume of the second upper layer if you are layering sound?
a casio superou a yamaga....agora falta arolant ... depois a north....eai vou pra galeraaaaaa
Do u think this is a good step up from my casio wk7500 or should i go over board and get the yamahaPsr sx700? I do gospel rock and i want the bass n drums to sound more realistic.
Jeremy can you please make a video of how to tightening up the loose key in Casio CTX 5000/9000in version please. I used it only for 1 months and taken it into Yamaha Carry Bag once. From yesterday, i hear clunking or clicking sound when i press certain keys across the keyboard. I am learning to be a piano player, so i think some of my presses are strong or not as expected. So, in this case what to do? Is it a manufacturing defect? If not, how can i fix it? As i imported it from another country, i cant get it to any warranty station. So, please help me here. Just got the keyboard from your suggestion, need your help badly.
I agree , a lot of features for the money. The only problem is that they just don't quite hit the mark. The piano for example, when played in the lower region sounds fine, however the entire range suffers from a complete lack of natural sustain. It totally ruins the sound of the piano. I am not talking about holding down the sustain pedal, I am talking about natural sustain that will lead one note to another without the use of the pedal. Just my opinion. I do like your videos very much. You do a great job.
Hi Jeremy, Did you notice any Key noise , like click click noise(key mechanical noise) ? It's a known issue with Ctx 9000in ....
Sir, ctx5000 and ctx9000 - is it same model or what is different of that two models?
HI, I am looking for a keyboard in a budget between 150 and 250 dollars for mostly playing rock/metal songs. I played piano for 10 years, but i am not sure which keyboard is the most suitable for my casual play (since trying to play rock covers on piano is not the best xD).
Hi Jeremy how you record this sound of keyboard, it is so perfect.
He uses the left & right output 1/4" jacks
Mr..how to make melody yamaha psr 463
I have the Cts 500 and it sounds very decent. The user interface is a bit ham fisted and not that intuitive but you get used to it. I wish the effects section was a bit eaisier to use and setup chains.
One thing Casio really need to look at is the way the manual is written, it's just not super clear in certain places.
Have you ever tried the Yamaha MX-49/61? I like the size, formfactor, audio and midi interface over USB, good price, it sounds good too. And possibly more intuitive than this CT-X.
I would love to hear what you think about it, especially when it comes to the sound quality of the Electric Piano's, I'm mostly looking for something with Electric Piano sounds and I can't decide, this CT-X sounds very impressive, but the clunky user interface is a bit offputting. I hate menu diving.
MX61 is great handy board if you don't need the arranger features or built in speakers. Very decent sounds for an affordable price.
Hi Jeremy then it’s great beginner keyboard Casio CTX 9000IN should I go ahead with it or you have any other suggestion for different brand?
You will be happy with it.
hi jeremy , I am from INDIA , i want to buy a keyboard and my choice is yamaha psr e463 , psr I 455 and casio ctx 9000in ...please suggest me which keyboard has good sound and I should buy ? (any other keyboard you suggest about this price range ,, this ctx catching my eye though I am honestly a YAMAHA lover)
Can you adjust the amount of overdrive/distortion on the organ sounds, to make it sound more like the heavy overdrive organ in Deep Purple songs like Smoke on the Water and Highway Star?
Yes. Use the amplifier effects.
Harmonica the only sound that doesn't sound like harmonica to me....might need some filters settings to achieve that.... but anyway nice keyboard. For this price range at least than what others offering. :)
Hai Jeremy. Can we delete the 800 factory preset tones (sounds) ?
How to change the volume of dual voice?
Do u think Casio will make a 73 or 76 key version?
Hi Jeremy nice demonstration 👍
I find that the piano’s and E piano’s are way better on the CT-X keyboards than on the Yamaha PSR E series. The Sweet! harmonica, on the other hand, sounds more natural to my ears than its Casio equivalent.
That being said, I still find that the user interface of the CT-X3000/5000 is daunting so I am considering the CT-X800 (still hesitating between the 800, the CT-X3000 or the Yamaha PSR E463... no perfect keyboard in this price range anyway). The real drawback of the CT-X800 is that there is no way to adjust the relative volume of the Upper1, Upper2 and Lower voices.
Also, this is a point of detail, but I don’t understand why the CT-X800 doesn’t have an harmonica patch. The harmonica voice is a must for many blues and rock tunes. I suppose one could use an accordion instead but this is not quite the same thing.
Are you going to make a more extensive demonstration of some of the rhythms? As you know, I am particularly interested both by the jazz rhythms, as well as by the more “modern” rhythms in the Pop and Dance category.
Wishing you a nice weekend 😎
You are right, Vinciane. Harmonica and Sax to me, Yamaha is better. The Casio French Accordion is really good to me.
I suggest you go for minimum of CT-X3000. The 800 will not satisfy you.
I believe a few other videos had showcased ALL the rhythms in a 3 hour video. 😅
Jeremy See Yes I know this guy is showcasing all sounds and styles from all sorts of keyboards but it is not very exciting, he just plays some boring chord progressions. I’d rather listen to you playing the styles you like the most with a nice improvisation using the OTS voices on top 😉
As for the CT-X800, I might try it anyway, since in France, when you are buying something on Internet, you’ve got 30 days to get a refund if you don’t like what you’ve bought. Very convenient.
EU rules are so nice!
@@vbdx66 whats ur present keyboard now??
vbdx66 the person you talk about that plays “boring” chord progressions is me, if you don’t like my keyboards showcase and the hard work I put into making my videos, then don’t watch them, simple as!
At least there are many people out there who actually appreciate my videos
On the organs, can you trigger the Leslie tremolo effect with modulation switch or similar?
Yes
Divine
Can a person play classical on it? l saw a review of the ct1 where the guy said you can’t play classical on the ct1. That’s why Im looking at the ctx5000.
Also, l liked how you can play the ct1 keys rapidly, the same note, can you do that with the ctx5000?
Can i play loops like Roland xps 10 in ctx 9000in
Bonjour, peut on égaliser les sons avec eq?
Mic in sound please?
I definitely want this to replace my ctx800 😃!!!!!
Or should I get the cts500🤔?
Jeremy I got a question
Hello Jeremy. I'm going to buy the casio ctx 5000, but in the same time i was thinking about Korg I3.
Could you please tell for you wich is the best about touch response and keyboard quality?
Many thanks
Hey man. Did you find an answer to this question?
Casio ctx5000 ou yamaha psr e463?
how is the keybed itslef? ive heard it has more than one setting but in your korg ek 50 review you raved about the keybed quality, which is better and is there much of a difference?
I prefer EK50 keybed
@@JeremySee ok thanks, have you tried the different key bed settings? Im trying to work out which to buy thats all.
Yes, do watch my videos. I have BOTH the EK-50 and the CT-X5000. EK-50 has a better keybed. CT-X5000 has way more features though.
@@JeremySee thanks i appreciate it
Just one thing I want to ask. Where can be download the user tone and rhythms for 100 blank registrations
did you find out? i wonder this too
date una vuelta por mi canal iré subiendo poco a poco tonos gratis.
Hi, sir. Is there any significant difference between psr e353 and psr e363? Those models are only affordable for me. Hope you'll respond. Thank you and more power!!! God bless you, sir
Not much difference. Either one is fine if you are a beginner.
@@JeremySee thank you, sir!
Hi sir Jeremy is the casio ct x3000 and ct x5000 have same ep sounds?
Both are very similar in sound list.
Hi Jeremy...Need some help on choosing my first keyboard. I'm from India and I'm confused between CTX 9000IN and WK6600. WK6600 is 76 keys Workstation and CTX 9000in is a 61 Key Arranger
CT-X9000IN is better
Thank you so much for your guidance..Respect and love from an Indian Fan :-)
@@aprishna did u bought that keyboard..how u felt about it?
Which better between casio ctx5000 and yamaha psr ew300?
Thanks.
I bought ctx 800 .... The keys are very noisy .... Is ctx 5000 have the same problem ?
Is Quick sample feature available in casio ctx9000in? OR how can I use this feature in ctx9000in? Plz
No quick sample 9000IN
Why it is not available in India
Boa noite! Estes mesmos sons posso encontrar no ctx 800?
Não, o CT-X800 tem muito menos sons.
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Hi Jeremy, if you compare only the voices of this one and the available voices of CT-X 700/800 - without putting effects to it - is the sound quality the same besides the poor speakers in the cheaper ones? Must be the same AIX chip... What is your opinion here ?
I bought one. No experience with it yet.
Hi Jeremy I tried searching this keyboard in India however it’s not available can u let me know any equivalent keyboard in the same price range and Good sounds in Casio or Kong Or Roland
CT-X9000IN same in India
It's available
In India it's c t x9000
en español por favor
What's the price in India?
The good thing for poor people like me is that the ctx 700/800 has the same pianos with the same quality. Its because both have the same aix processor
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Is Casio ctx 5000 a arranger keyboard ?
Yes
@@JeremySee Thanks for your reply
2:01 song plz
Hii, I'm brazilian and I am not been able to talk with you on whatsapp, can you help? Thanks for the video.
Yamaha psre463 or casio ctx 5000 who better?
5000
Hi jeremy see, is better ctx 5000 than ew410? ¿Why? I dont know that piano must buy. I know that ew410 have 76 and ctx 5000 have 61 keys. Help me to choose between this 2 models please.
Im going to buy ctx3000. My Yamaha psr doesnt sound as good as casio
Who better ,yamaha mm6 or Casio ctx 5000?
CT-X5000
Yamaha mm6 is old. I own a yamaha mm8 though. (88 key version)
I Hope I can get a Casio CTX 5000
It sounds so nice and it have all I need
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Send me a Casio CTX 5000 I'm staining in South Africa in Johannesburg nearby Fochville