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Yuepain Yang
Добавлен 10 апр 2016
Misty by Erroll Garner Piano Solo
Recently I’ve passed my audition for the Marine Corps music enlistment option program (MEOP). I thought I’d share one of the pieces I selected for the audition. This is one of my first Jazz pieces I’ve ever transcribed. Being classically trained, jazz has been one of the most difficult genre of music I’ve studied. After so many trials and errors this is the final results.
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Autumn Leaves Melody w/ Backing Track (Marine Corp Band Audition Preview)
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Autumn Leaves Melody w/ Backing Track (Marine Corp Band Audition Preview)
Blue Yeti Blackout Edition Unboxing & Piano Test
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I've recently got the Blue Yeti Blackout Edition for future recordings, so I thought I'd test it on this Steinway & Sons grand piano. I'm still fiddling with the settings and placement of the mic so this isn't the best recording. Find me on social media FB: ken.yang.9256 TT: MNCarnivores216 IG: yoyuepain?hl=en
Franz Schubert: An die Musik (To music) C Major Piano Accompaniment Only
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This is one of my favorite piece by Schubert. The original key for this piece is D major. With German and English text. FB: ken.yang.9256 TT: MNCarnivores216 IG: yoyuepain
Yamaha Acoustic Piano (C5X) vs Yamaha Digital Piano (P115)
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This a quick comparison between a Yamaha Grand Piano and Yamaha Digital Piano, which one do you prefer? C5XとP115とどちらのほうがいいと思いますか？
beautiful 😇
Muito bom!!
@@amarantaursula8600 Muito obrigado! ❤️
Excellent arrangement and performance of this evergreen jazz standard 👍👍👍
@@keyamusica thank you so much for listening! Glad you enjoyed it ❤️
Your soul seems as strong as your voice
Well played ..
Thank you. Very well played :)
Which is the best setting? Omni? Stereo? Cardioid?
For the this particular piano and the room it was in, I picked the Stereo setting. I wanted to get the most out of the piano without too much background noises and over. Unfortunately I didn't have a mic stand at the time and so the mic was in a bad spot (On the music desk on the piano, TOO CLOSE to the strings) so the fortissimo's were a bit loud and distorted.
Hi! What gain and volume settings did you use? Thank you sm!:)
The gain on the mic was set a bit pass the halfway point, can't remember what I had volume on. I kinda wish I had the mic in a better placement at the time, since some of the fortissimo's came in a bit too loud (especially with the cords of the Tchaikovsky Concerto 03:25)
@@yuepainyang8602 If you were to re-do the video, where exactly would you place the microphone for optimal sound? Great playing by the way!
Which settings did you end up settling on!?
Gonzalo Corral I recorded the video in Stereo Mode. I tested Uni-directional and Omni-directional prior to recording the video too and settled on Stereo because overall it captured the best sound from the piano.
hey, what did you play ~3:15?
oh wait lol i found it in your first vid
Du holde Kunst, in wieviel grauen Stunden, wo mich des Lebens wilder Kreis umstrickt, hast du mein Herz zu warmer Lieb entzunden, hast mich in eine beßre Welt entrückt.
Which one sounds better? Yamaha C5X msrp $63,899 Yamaha P115 is $699.99
well done thanks a lot for this
Its the voice quality that counts at the end of the day, and I'm sure Digital Pianos can deliver SAME voice quality than acoustic pianos. Unless you have human's ear that have tone hearing ability beyond God himself, then Digital Pianos will be the answer in any comparison.
i would be interested to hear how the microphone would sound placed in the center with the stereo polar pattern. Excellent performance I especially loved that flight of the bumblebee it was very pianissimo when descending! :D
When placed near the center the piano had a very “poppy” sound perfect for jazz and pop style music, but I prefer a warm sound and even balance of a beautiful sounding tenor and strong bass!
Thank you for the response
It's unfair to compare the sound of a real piano, which has the full spectrum of frequencies, with the digital piano and its limited on-board speakers. Still, for a good comparison, you should use a very good microphone, with an excellent frequency response. The viewers of this video must keep in mind that what they hear has to go through the Yamaha's speakers, the camera's microphone and then their speakers or headphones. Each steps degrades the audio quality. In the case of the piano, you still have the latest two, of course.
I still wonder what kind of response there'll be had I tested a Yamaha CF6 they had a week later to the P115!
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Are you using separate softwares for the video and the audio? I've been trying to record with a Logitech webcam and the Blue Yeti using the Logitech software. The recording comes out so soft. I've been looking for the solution but haven't found yet. By the way, I like the stereo mode. I think it sounds more realistic.
Yes, I used Audacity. I've experimented with the different settings, placement and distance of the mic from the piano. On the Logitech software, did you select Blue Yeti as the default mic?
Yes, the mic was set to use the Yeti. It's still too soft. Which video editing software do you use?
Play the p115 through a pair of B&W 703 speakers and a quality amp and it will sound as good or better than the grand.
If that’s possible I’ll save big $$$$!! The price of a new Yamaha C5X is about $64,000!
Robert Renk The price of this particular C5X was $35,899
Yue Pheng Yang You got a really good price! Was it used?
Robert Renk All of the Yamaha grand pianos in the store (except for a few) are brand new straight from the Hamamatsu factory, including this one!
Yue Pheng Yang Wow!!! You got a great deal!! I don’t know where you live but here in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania USA the discount off a brand new Yamaha C5X wouldn’t be $28000.
what is the price of yamaha p 115?
arabic music $599
thank you
Hi! Great vid. What mic setting did you use to record this video?
KittMae the setting was on stereo, the recording was a bit harsh since the mic was placed too close to the piano. I was messing around with the placement and distance of the mic and piano for a while to get the best recording possible but was never satisfy enough! XD
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Nice playing man, gave me a good idea of what to expect of the Blue Yeti. :)
Great comparison. I'm thinking of buying a P-115 (or a CLP-545). Can you tell me if the AUX outputs (mono phone) are balanced outputs or unbalanced? I already have 2 Yamaha MSP7 studio monitors ( usa.yamaha.com/products/proaudio/speakers/msp_studio_series/ ). My thought is that if I could attach a keyboard style piano like the P-115 with a balanced signal to my studio monitors (to avoid bus/hum/noise/interference), I would get an evenly rich or probably even richer sound in comparison to a CLP-545 without the extra MSP7 studio monitors.
Reinout Van Vlaenderen I'm not completely sure if the P115 AUX output is balanced or unbalanced. But I'm currently using a Unbalanced 1/4" TRS cord using both of the outputs (R & L-L+R) for recording.
que tal es el peso de las teclas del p115 ?
You are so talented! I'm getting a blackout yeti soon and I'm excited to test it out on my Yahmaha ypg-235 Grand digital piano
Conn Edmonds I got the mic as a short term recording device, not the best but great for recordings like this. Of course I really should of tested the different sound qualities from different distances from the piano. Oh well 😄. I would love to here your recording on your Yamaha YPG, have fun with the mic 😁
Bro what's the song from Minute 4:18 (sad)
NatrixTV Piano Sonata No. 14 Adagio or better known as Moonlight Sonata 1st Movement by Beethoven
Great comparison, I'm glad you switched back/forth. I actually prefer the C5X (by a tiny margin), but amazed how good the P115 sounds for such a 'cheap' piano. How would you compare the two? How is the volume that the Yamaha puts out, especially in the lower registers with the 2x7w speakers? Thanks :)
BROis Thanks for the comment! :D To be honest the P115 has a great sound, but it doesn't have the resonance and touch of a acoustic piano(around 1:26 - 1:40 if you listen carefully to the low melodic intervals in the left hand section the transition from C5X to P115 you'll hear how the sound on the P115 diminishes more quickly). But other than that, it's a amazing piano for the price. The sound on the P115 (I find) varies depending on a room's acoustics. The piano has a fairly warm and clear sound and a relatively strong bass, but with my piano the left speaker is actually right up against a (45 degree angle) corner, the sound is reverberating off that corner which produces a clearer sound and this HUGE bass. But again, the sound varies depending on a room's acoustics. Hopes this answers your question :D
That makes sense. The P115 is built for portability and thus has pretty tiny speakers/amp. The fact that it's as good as it is, is impressive. Can only imagine how this comparison would work with a YDP/CLP range of digital pianos. Thanks again :)