Yamaha P125 - Metronome Function

Here is a quick little tutorial on using the Metronome function on the Yamaha P125 Keyboard. The instruction manual may not be the easiest to follow, so if there is enough interest, I will make more tutorials demonstrating much of the different functionality of this amazing and versatile musical instrument!

[@meatyout]

Super helpful!!!!! Man, you're kidding us?! You don't even show how to revert to the default speed... + and - simultaneously, FYI, folks, as written in the manual. RTFM!

[@elcaddor]

Any idea how to descativate the bell that sounds every 6 beats ? What is this bell ring made for ? Thanks 😊

[@sstream17]

Terrible. I wish UA-cam didn't get rid of the dislike button. This video did not show hardly any features of the full metronome.

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

1:20 I think axel F you played was the original F minor key. I did the same thing and practice Prelude in C by Bach in the first part.

[@jaynesnetwork]

I was just playing it from memory.. I used to have the sheet music.. when I was in high school..

[@Rusli1659LPSoldier]

@@jaynesnetwork really?

[@lifeismusic5529]

Whats the word “metronome” and the
“-, 1,2,3,4,5,6 “in the middle of the keyboard for?

[@Moiaija]

Metronome is used for tempo. You use it sometimes and without it, it is very hard to stay in tempo.

[@bry5an]

I think he’s talking about the writing that you see above middle C thru F

[@bry5an]

Btw if you hold the metronome button down, then press one of the piano keys with the numbers above, you can set the measure

[@ryansnyder9556]

@@bry5an To the left of the that is the tempo buttons where you can pick the BPM you want.

[@jcout25]

There's no way to set specific tempos? Like by typing numbers in? What's with the tempo numbers above c2-a3?

[@heartycoffee4754]

this might be too late but u can check tempo by holding metronome and pressing the lowest note on the keyboard, and u can type numbers in using the tempo numbers

[@ryansnyder9556]

Turn on the metronome. Then hold the Metronome button and hit what tempo you need. For 100, hit '1' '0' '0'. For 85, hit '8' '5'.
Easy peasy.

[@mcmillanlandcompany]

I pre recorded a song on p125 L and R hands separetly slow each at 80bpm.....now when I press play song I want it to always playback at 120bps but it wont...it defaults back to the tempo,.... plz help solve.

[@estebanod]

That's not how a metronome works that's why, it's only there to help you keep rythme

[@nana2647]

What’s the explanation! I didn’t see a thing here.

[@T-marie-N]

On the left end of the keyboard you'll see the word "Tempo" above the keys and some numbers. Press and hold the "Metronome" button then press the keys below the numbers to set an exact tempo. For 70 BPM it would be F# then the A above it. (If you have the manual, it's described on page 16.)

[@wildbillfirehands]

move the screaming birds and get real.

[@Kholesimon]

Hahaha