GO:KEYS 3 make me feel like "sitting in a piano". But CK-61 make me feel like "sitting in a saloon with piano", so naturally. Thank you for your great comparison.
Your welcome 😊 actually for piano playing the keybeds in Go Keys 3 is quite struggling to play, I prefer the key action in my XPS30 & BK5 even in my Casio CTS400 lol 😅
Would you do a piano sound comparison demo between XPS-30 and Go Keys 3? I love the sounds of both, but for some reason I don't like some aspect of their piano sounds, and I couldn't figure it out what exactly, I haven't seen any demos like that yet, I know they are not the same league, but in terms of sounds, I think somewhat similar (at leaat in my mind, both have a lot of excellent sounds, except pianos) Thank you.
I have a Casio CT-S1 the action is not bad for traditional acoustic piano playing when the Touch response is set to Heavy. I'm hearing reports that the Go Keys 3 and 5 action response does not enable easy control over all the levels from soft touch to heavy touch that pianists use (dynamics pp-ff). The Acoustic Piano 1 sounds are subjective and more or less acceptable on all these models. Of particular notice to me is the Rhodes ('70s Electric Piano) on the new Go Keys 3 and 5.
Yes, I also felt that a bit, I happened to have Casio CTS400 (I guess the same keybed as CT-S1) I think the keybed is better on CTS400 than Go Keys 3, the Go Keys 3 feels a little plasticky,kind of cheaper built than the one in CTS400 & I also struggling to get the dynamic/velocity right, probably I should spend more time with the instrument to adapt with the action..
This is exactly what ive been looking for. I am deciding between gokeys 5 and ck61. I like the idea of drums and the zen sound engine and a cheaper price, but the CK has the drawbar function and ease of use for altering sounds and fx. Especially the faders for split/layers. Leaning towards the CK for the real use functionality of playing on stage. The gokeys seems not very friendly for live sound adjustments. Also the main core sounds of piano, ep, organ seem better on CK, while synth sounds are where the gokeys excells.
I wanna mention that the draw bar can also send midi for future proof if one day you decide to play more sounds variety on PC to control VST app with ease and not getting stuck with only mouse or only knobs to control VST on the fly. I'm with the CK88. It's a good instrument.
I had Yamaha CK61 vs Roland GO keys 5 vs Yamaha PSR E473. Best speakers PSR E473, others had similar. CK61 pianos are average. I was dissapointed, but CK88 with hammer action has better felling of pianos. CK61 had best options to setup with knobs, other sounds perfect.GO keys 5 has weak speakers, but tolerable, you need amp for louder sound, best for djs and fun….So for now I have GO keys 5 and I like them. CK61 are very good, but CP61 are much better.
Very nice 👍 I've tried PSR E473 several times & I don't really like the sounds, maybe because I already have SX600 and S970. I also don't have a chance to try Go Keys 5 because in my country it isn't available yet. Maybe the speaker is better because I think there are additional speakers compared to Go Keys 3. But for sound quality according to my taste & musical need CK61 is a whole lot better 👍
Yes. The Go Keys 5 is great, considering it's similar to the FP-E50 without the 88 weighted keys at half the price, of that and the CK61, and the CK61 is an actual 61 note stage piano per Yamaha. Great sounds and controls, effects and higher quality construction. I still want one, but after I get the Go:Keys 5, I may not need the FP-E50, just the CK-61 unless I need the 88 weighted keys.
@@jjacob25101 I have CK 61 and also FP-E50. CK61 doesn’t have very good acoustic pianos, Roland has better “I bought some roland cloud expansion pianos” for 20dollars.But CK61 is stage power horse, I would consider CK88 with hammer action for that better feel of pianos.
@@jojomendoza6761for me best fun with GO keys 5, but e473 has better speakers and I like keybed more on Yamaha, Yamaha has also groove creator for djs whom likes house/trance music.
Ngeri banggg langsung beli😂🔥🔥PENTING sekali baca Description di vidio ini. Bener emang.klo eyecatchnya,looknya, roland oke emg😂namun klo overall, setelah dengerin vdeo ini,masih di CK61 kesimpulan sy bangg😂.Menurut sy,soundnya enak’an ck61. Coba dengerin pas 9:32 dkasih tremolo enak sekali euy😂pianonya jg lebh enak ck61.masih minim org reviu gokeys3,namun mnrt sy ini cukup buat referensi menimbang2 ck vs gokeys..
Betul 😊👍 memang juga ada perbedaan dari segi kelas & harga, tapi dengan embel-embel Zen Core diambil dari sound generasi Fantom terbaru nyatanya memang masih lebih unggul Yamaha, cuma tetap diimbangi dengan nilai plus lainnya seperti tampilan yang bagus,kuantitas suara yang melimpah,speaker lebih keras,dll
Your playing is so dreamy. I do love the sounds here and if I'm not watching you play and just listening, I can't tell which keyboard you're playing. I'm trying to decide between the Yamaha PSRE W425 (the 76 key version of the 473) and the Roland Go Keys 5. Which do you think has the better build quality as far as durability and maybe still being useful after the next 5 years?
I suggest you to try the keybed of Roland Go Keys first, because it felt awkward to me at first.. but I'm getting used to it now 😊 if you prefer 76 keys than PSR should be great, I think it's also easier to use due to many knobs on the front panel 👍
I’m totally torn between buying the Roland Go Keys 5 and the Casio CT-S500... It sounds like the casio has a slightly better key action+The surround feature on the casios are hard to beat! Your thoughts?
The best piano sound ever means nothing if it doesn’t respond well to the key action. The Casio CT series piano sound is very good and “Zen Core” is a great marketing name… the Rhodes is nice in the Zen but the piano is not that great at all, IMO. I am beyond worrying about which is better, it’s all about action and behavior (dynamic response pp-mp-mf-ff etc) for me. And the Casio wins in year key area (tip: set the Touch level to Heavy). Several fine pianists have told me they cannot play solo piano in the Go Keys 3 action but can on the Casio CT-S1 action which I already own and agree is suited for piano. So the Go Keys 3 is off my list.
@@abath07I think if your first priority is the key action than the Casio it is! I must admit that when I first play the Go Keys 3 I played quite many wrong notes 😄 Don't get me wrong, I'm an experienced keyboardist & have played so many key action from Yamaha acoustic grand piano to Korg Microkorg, but getting difficulty in adapting to Go Keys 3's keybed, I guess that is because the shallow press & slow bounce back of the key action..
Menurutku, Roland GO:Keys 3/5 & Yamaha CK61/76/88 itu sesuai selera pribadi. Tetapi yang paling banyak fitur atau rekomendasi khusus band adalah Roland GO:Keys. ☺
Sebenernya kalo budgetnya cukup lebih baik pilih Yamaha CK61 karena fiturnya sangat melimpah, sound bagus & terutama jumlah knob-tombol dipanelnya banyak & lengkap jadi cocok untuk live performance/ngeband, bisa segera naik-turunin volume layer, bisa cepat edit & bikin sound baru, dll kalo budget kurang/mau nambah perbendaharaan keyboard nah boleh ke Roland GO:KEYS 3/5
I don't really like the sounds on it.. I prefer the Go Keys 1st generation, before I bought Go Keys 3 I planned to buy second-handed Go Keys 1st gen but somehow faced difficulty finding one in a good condition or when I found one the seller seemed to sell it at high price quite close to Go Keys 3 with online store's discount 🤦♂️ so I consider to just buy the Go Keys 3
Baru seminggu lalu pembahasan ma mas oci .. udha ampir beli go keys 3 .. tp ck dapat disc toped , akhirnya ambil ck61 wlau mahal ampir 60% dari harga go keys ... Mudah mudahan bukan pilihan yg salah 😅
@@ochisalatni mas ochi saya dgar pake iem ... dari keseluruhan sound yang mas ochi bunyikan selera saya 100% pilih yamaha ... mungkin karna beda kelas jg ya 😅
Mantap mas. Saya aja pilih ck88 setelah malang melintang milih antara mx88, juno ds88, dgx 670, korg kross 88 dll, arturia essential 88, m-audio hammer pro 88. Ada yg soundnya ribuan tapi gak ada speaker buat easy quick play. Ada yg bisa arranger tapi gak ada colokan midi in out buat future proof connection. Ada yg bisa step sequencer tapi kalo live use suaranya sering cut off kalo pindah sound. Ada keyboard yg gak ada suara sama sekali dan harus selalu colok PC buat akses jutaan sound lewat DAW dan VST. Tapi kalo lagi jauh sama pc gak guna nih keyboard (midi controller). Ada yang built in drum kit sounds tapi ya buat apa dul. Kalo buat rekaman di PC udah banyak VST drum sound. Ane lebih suka type arranger sebenarnya tapi pengennya yg 88 tuts tapi di budget ane itu banyak banget pangkasan fitur. Ada yg fiturnya bagus tapi cuma 61 tuts. Ada pun yg bagus cuma Korg PA5x 88 tapi 60jtan, gila. Akhirnya pilih CK aja yg kurang ini itu tinggal colok PC bisa jadi semuanya. Tinggal pilih VST yg pas. Yg bikin ane suka CK series itu live sets, jadi kalo udah di panggung. Gak panik nyari2 dulu sound yg pas. Makanya variasi suaranya dikit. Kalo ribuan suaranya makin panik nyari2 nya. Apalagi harus menu diving. Terus suka juga stereo input. Selain itu bisa colok gitar listrik bisa efek distorsi pake keyboard aja. Walaupun semua jenis keyboard bisa untuk live stage. Asal persiapannya harus sudah matang sebelum ke panggung. Tapi type stage keyboard memang dirancang lebih enak untuk quick jam macam cafe, resto untuk khususnya jenis lagu2 yang hanya butuh basic2 sound pengiring tanpa harus sounds yg unik. Yg ketika ada request lagu dari client bisa lebih cepet milih dan gak harus mirip2 suaranya. Tapi CK ini kurang pas buat request lagu dangdut campur sari atau koplo. Itu mah lagu2 kelasnya keyboard arranger. Wkwk
Yes, the CK of course wins for the sound quality, but I like the turquoise color of Roland Go Keys 3 😄 even if Go Keys 5 is available in my country I'll still probably choose the Go Keys 3, because I already have white keyboards! LoL 😆
But the features are richer in Yamaha, I guess if you only buy one it''s better to focus on CK61 then if you want to expand your sound palette you can buy Go Keys 3 later 😊👍
I think it's the CK61 that has the most features & bang for the buck, probably should compare the CK61 with Go Keys 5 😁 the Go Keys 3 most recognized weakness is the limited connections on the back panel of the keyboard.. altough that makes it even with my Casio CTS400
Yeah, i'm really impressed by that. One day i've got kids, i'll buy it for them as a perfect learning keyboard gear to grow up with. Especially i like the funky design compare to other bland design similar priced keyboard.
@@ochisalat Considering Roland Go Keys 3 and Casio Ct-s1000v, which one is easier to change voices and layers in real time? And what about the sound quality of the speakers?
@@luizgomesrn I think it's easier to be done on Roland Go Keys 3, as for the speakers I guess they are also a bit better on Go Keys 3 but only by a slight difference
I just watched your other video Casio CTS400 vs CK61. I have to say the Casio headphone output is very high quality. I think I it has to do with the AIX chip and the Digital to Analog converter. Roland Go Key output quality is clearly not as good.
Probably due to cables 😅 I don't use really high quality cables, just some types of Planet Waves cables and also self-made cables from a friend who is a recording engineer, but the Casio is indeed sound very good 👍 but whenever I play live I guess the sound quality of Roland that makes the Go Keys 3 shine compared to CT-S400
@@ochisalat So you think Roland Go Key 3 actually sound better when you play live? I tested Go Key 5 briefly in the shop next to Roland RD 88 and Yamaha PSR E473. I find its speaker output to be very poor. I will go back again to test it with external Pa.
selera om, tp klo buat belajaran beli murah dulu aja. aku otodidak dari kelas 5 sd beli casio ctx 800, alhamdulilah skrg sma ada tabungan lebih mau beli gokeys 3. roland suaranya lebih smooth aja dibanding yamaha kaya cempreng gitu wkwk. pengalaman main di band (roland) sama punya temen (psr)😁
Yes some of the sounds are quite nicer on Roland, I also grew up in 90's with Roland's sounds so I prefer some of the sounds according to Roland's version 😊
Yes, I notice on the casio, you can’t adjust the touch control light enough to get that ‘bark’ and have to literally pound the keys to get it. I think it has to do w their sample.
@@rafpekunico48 Yes it's quite a bargain.. but some of the minuses are lack of connections on the back panel & weird keybed, other than that Go Keys 3 is a wonderful instrument 😊
Thank you 😊 in my opinion they're very similar in sound quality, for pianos, organ, synbell & brass I think BK5 wins but GO:KEYS excel in strings, violin, synlead, & synpad
GoKeys 3 kan di 6 jtan, ini maksudnya baru/second? Kalo baru yang setara secara harga ada Casio CT-S500 & Roland XPS10, kembali ke selera sih.. tapi untuk kualitas sound secara umumnya masih menang GoKeys 3
I think it can be used for gigging, the Zen Core sounds are quite good actually, its only problem is the 3,5mm output but we can use converter for that so problem is solved 😊
Sejauh ini untuk kekurangan paling jumlah sound aja.. karena CK paling dikit dibanding Korg Kross 2 & Roland XPS30 saya, tapi walau hanya dikit soundnya cukup berkualitas semua & sangat berguna dalam situasi ngegig maupun rekaman 👍
Yes I know, but I just spontaneously compared my instruments that I often bring to gigs, not the instruments on the same price range.. probably I'll compare the sounds of Go Keys 3 with Korg Kronos somewhere in the future, who knows? 😄
Of course.. 😊 but here I just want to give an example of their sounds when compared, I also plan to compare Go Keys 3 with Casio CTS400 since they have a lot in common, I don't compare keyboards based on their price but because I just love to 😄👍
@@ochisalat I think CT-S500 / CT-S1000 is more match to GK3, but still I started following you and I'm looking forward to hear more of your playing and interesting comparisons. Also curious if NUX brand is available in your area? I'm curious about showcase of NUX NEK-100 (which is brand new and has no reviews yet) and NUX NPK-20 (every presenter skips organ section which I'm curious of)
@@dwsel In my opinion,CT-S500/1000 is on par with Go Keys 5,that's because the variety of connections on the back panel. I think CT-S400 is somewhat considered at the same level as Go Keys 3, I'm hoping to make some comparison video between Go Keys 3 & CT-S400, let's see.. 😉
Nice video. I presently have the original Go:Keys and a Casio CT-S1, along with a Roland JD-Xi and Yamaha PSS-A50. I was planning to get a CK61 which is great, with the four original Reface Mini key sounds and a whole lot more, with all the accessible controls on the main panel. I also was going to get the Roland FP-E50, which was $1,000 USD like the CK61, but they dropped the price to $900. But along with the new Roland RD-08, a less expensive, expandable version of the RD-88, the released this awesome Go:Keys 3 at the same price of the original Go:Keys I have, but both, as well as the CT-S1 only have the ⅛" single stereo headphone audio output, whereas the Go:Keys 5 has dual ¼" audio outputs, better speakers and a microphone input with voice effects and vocorder. Essentially, for $150 more than the Original version and the 3, the 5 has almost what the $900 FP-E50 has, without the 88 weighted keys.
Wow.. what a great comparation, I guess you have done your homework in selecting your next gear eh? 😄 CK61 has a lot to offer, I think you won't be dissapointed with it, but as for me I won't compare 61 with 88 keys instrument, first I'll check what is my priority/need at the moment. I also wanted to buy the original Go Keys in the first place, of course second handed but unfortunately some people who sold the unit offered the units in quite high price which I think it's a better choice to just opt for the new version of Go Keys 😁 in my country the Go Keys 5 has not released yet so I bought the Go Keys 5,in fact my strong reason to choose Go Keys 3 instead of 5 is the color! LoL the white Go Keys 5 will be overlapping with my white Korg Kross 2 & Korg M3, so far I have not dissapointed but the more I played it I think this is the Roland's version of Casio CTS 400
@@ochisalat I am older and have been in music most of my life, I regret not sticking with piano when I was young, but played clarinet in school band from very young until I graduated, but it's not my profession, so more than a musician, which I am studying more now, I am much more a sound and gear technician and very familiar with Roland gear and now some of the other gear from Yamaha, Casio and other companies. So, I plan well for what I need, which right now, the Go:Keys will be perfect for my next stage, before I get the CK61 and FP-E50. I know the 61 is great and is a true stage piano, albeit with 61 note weighted keys. I know there is a marked difference between a 61 note synth or semi weighted key bed and a weighted 88 note instrument, including the two extra octaves. But not everyone is a formal piano player or familiar with playing 88 weighted keys, so the CK61 or Go:Keys will be fine. The original Go:Keys has been discounted recently because of the release of the Go:Keys 3 at the same original price. But you may be able to find a good used one at a better price. But you already have the Go:Keys 3, CK61 and other instruments, unless they are on loan for your reviews and videos. If you like the colors, great for you. The 5 has the slightly improved speakers, the microphone input w/ vocal effects/vocorder, and true dual ¼" audio out jacks, which is the most important feature, unless you want the microphone. If you can work with the single stereo ⅛" headphone jack and have the proper adapters to hook up to an amplifier or external speakers, your Go:Keys 3 should be fine. You can always get the 5 and sell the 3 later. And yes, the Go:Keys is pretty much an equivalent of the Casio CT-S500, the latest version, which is great, too, and the Go:Keys 5 is the same for the CT-S1000V to an extent, and the prices are about the same, but the Go:Keys 3/5 have much more updated features and sound expansion options available. With the Go:Keys 5, I may not need to get the FP-E50 until I need the 88 not weighted keys, so I can get the CK61 first. But the Go:Keys 5 is perfect in price at this point.
How peaple cant here that the roland is much more better, yamaha is weak with no sole the piano is not deep the cut throught of roland is more profesional Yamaha since dx 7 its only the fm sounds ..nothing new
I disagree, and have owned many keyboards. There is different concept of sound, but for piano, Yamaha over Roland. For synth, maybe Roland over Yamaha. But when it comes to actual functionality and ability to use in real gig, the go keys is not useable. It is a good cheap home practice keyboard. That is not a bad thing, but it is specific for that. The CK is for live playing, which is why it's classified as a stage keyboard. It's meant to compete with Crumar Mojo 61 and Nord stage. These are different audiences who want a keyboard. Both are good value, but if it is just to practice at home, go for Roland.
Your type is sound explorer guy. Go with any workstation keyboard or arranger keyboard as you like. But for stage keyboard. Most of this type is lack of sound variations but more of knobs and faders for quick sound tweaking on the live stage. Sometimes player has all the stress on stage and can't deal with menu diving all the time for checking sound on stage to your preference. Check out the list of all stage keyboard available and you'll understand. The only way to add more sound variety to stage keyboard is via midi controller to control VST app on PC. They're much more capable to get millions of better sound. Check out Kontak Player 7 or Arturia Lab type of VST.
@@rizkipuruze I have all those things, but don't want to haul a laptop, interface and run kontakt to play a gig. I did that before and it is too much crap. I want a keyboard to play basic sounds and be able to adjust on the fly. I don't want sequencers and arpeggiators, and pre- made rhythm like from old Lowry organs. It may be nice to those extras, but portability and good interface is better for me.
I have both of them at home. Yamahas CK61 acoustic pianos are not good as you said, other sounds are perfect. Why they made this? Because you need to buy CP61 which is better, but the price is higher. GO keys 5 is different world, comparing them is like apples and peas. Pianos are not better, kind of similar, yamaha has more better options. If people need stage performing, than CK61. If they need fun and djs creativity, than GO keys 5. But if you are willing about great acoustic pianos, sorry, you need CP/CY 61…
The comparison aside, such beautiful playing 👍
Glad you think so! 😊
GO:KEYS 3 make me feel like "sitting in a piano".
But CK-61 make me feel like "sitting in a saloon with piano", so naturally.
Thank you for your great comparison.
Your welcome 😊 actually for piano playing the keybeds in Go Keys 3 is quite struggling to play, I prefer the key action in my XPS30 & BK5 even in my Casio CTS400 lol 😅
Would you do a piano sound comparison demo between XPS-30 and Go Keys 3?
I love the sounds of both, but for some reason I don't like some aspect of their piano sounds, and I couldn't figure it out what exactly, I haven't seen any demos like that yet, I know they are not the same league, but in terms of sounds, I think somewhat similar (at leaat in my mind, both have a lot of excellent sounds, except pianos)
Thank you.
You make them both sound good! You are an excellent player!
Thank you so much 😀
Harganya 1 banding 2. No comparison...beautiful playing bro...mantab
Your playing is divine. I just want to hear you play.
That's very nice of you, thanks 😊
I have a Casio CT-S1 the action is not bad for traditional acoustic piano playing when the Touch response is set to Heavy. I'm hearing reports that the Go Keys 3 and 5 action response does not enable easy control over all the levels from soft touch to heavy touch that pianists use (dynamics pp-ff).
The Acoustic Piano 1 sounds are subjective and more or less acceptable on all these models. Of particular notice to me is the Rhodes ('70s Electric Piano) on the new Go Keys 3 and 5.
Yes, I also felt that a bit, I happened to have Casio CTS400 (I guess the same keybed as CT-S1) I think the keybed is better on CTS400 than Go Keys 3, the Go Keys 3 feels a little plasticky,kind of cheaper built than the one in CTS400 & I also struggling to get the dynamic/velocity right, probably I should spend more time with the instrument to adapt with the action..
This is exactly what ive been looking for. I am deciding between gokeys 5 and ck61. I like the idea of drums and the zen sound engine and a cheaper price, but the CK has the drawbar function and ease of use for altering sounds and fx. Especially the faders for split/layers. Leaning towards the CK for the real use functionality of playing on stage. The gokeys seems not very friendly for live sound adjustments. Also the main core sounds of piano, ep, organ seem better on CK, while synth sounds are where the gokeys excells.
I wanna mention that the draw bar can also send midi for future proof if one day you decide to play more sounds variety on PC to control VST app with ease and not getting stuck with only mouse or only knobs to control VST on the fly. I'm with the CK88. It's a good instrument.
@@rizkipuruze that's great to hear, because I was also looking at midi faders to control expression and volume, so I'll save money and space.🙂
That's great! You can't go wrong with CK61 😊👍
In your hands they both sound amazing. Incredible playing.
I had Yamaha CK61 vs Roland GO keys 5 vs Yamaha PSR E473. Best speakers PSR E473, others had similar. CK61 pianos are average. I was dissapointed, but CK88 with hammer action has better felling of pianos. CK61 had best options to setup with knobs, other sounds perfect.GO keys 5 has weak speakers, but tolerable, you need amp for louder sound, best for djs and fun….So for now I have GO keys 5 and I like them. CK61 are very good, but CP61 are much better.
Very nice 👍 I've tried PSR E473 several times & I don't really like the sounds, maybe because I already have SX600 and S970. I also don't have a chance to try Go Keys 5 because in my country it isn't available yet. Maybe the speaker is better because I think there are additional speakers compared to Go Keys 3. But for sound quality according to my taste & musical need CK61 is a whole lot better 👍
Yes. The Go Keys 5 is great, considering it's similar to the FP-E50 without the 88 weighted keys at half the price, of that and the CK61, and the CK61 is an actual 61 note stage piano per Yamaha. Great sounds and controls, effects and higher quality construction. I still want one, but after I get the Go:Keys 5, I may not need the FP-E50, just the CK-61 unless I need the 88 weighted keys.
@@jjacob25101 I have CK 61 and also FP-E50. CK61 doesn’t have very good acoustic pianos, Roland has better “I bought some roland cloud expansion pianos” for 20dollars.But CK61 is stage power horse, I would consider CK88 with hammer action for that better feel of pianos.
Go keys 5 vs e473 which is better?
@@jojomendoza6761for me best fun with GO keys 5, but e473 has better speakers and I like keybed more on Yamaha, Yamaha has also groove creator for djs whom likes house/trance music.
Excelente pianista, una melodía envolvente, sobre todo la primera. Suena como un piano de cuerdas.
Ngeri banggg langsung beli😂🔥🔥PENTING sekali baca Description di vidio ini. Bener emang.klo eyecatchnya,looknya, roland oke emg😂namun klo overall, setelah dengerin vdeo ini,masih di CK61 kesimpulan sy bangg😂.Menurut sy,soundnya enak’an ck61. Coba dengerin pas 9:32 dkasih tremolo enak sekali euy😂pianonya jg lebh enak ck61.masih minim org reviu gokeys3,namun mnrt sy ini cukup buat referensi menimbang2 ck vs gokeys..
Betul 😊👍 memang juga ada perbedaan dari segi kelas & harga, tapi dengan embel-embel Zen Core diambil dari sound generasi Fantom terbaru nyatanya memang masih lebih unggul Yamaha, cuma tetap diimbangi dengan nilai plus lainnya seperti tampilan yang bagus,kuantitas suara yang melimpah,speaker lebih keras,dll
Iya euy enak di 9:32. Btw di roland go keys juga bisa kayaknya tapi harus menu diving dulu. Kalo di ck61 tinggal puter knobs di depan mata.
wowww I really like this comparison. Because I'm looking at these two models right now. thank you so much
Glad I could help! 😊
I prefer the sound of the Yamaha. Nice playing!
Yes of course, Yamaha wins in sound quality 😊👍
Major difference is that the Yamaha seems to have sympathetic resonance, which the Roland lacks.
Kind of agree, that's what I mean that Yamaha has more detailed sounds 👍
Mantap ke 2 nya. Sesuai selera masing2 saja.
Tolong di compare CTX 5000 vs ck61. Kusus piano akustik saja, secara mendetail. Terimakasih
Makasih masukannya.. 🙏
Super! 👍
Thanks for the video! Great playing, too.
Thank you! 😊
Your playing is so dreamy. I do love the sounds here and if I'm not watching you play and just listening, I can't tell which keyboard you're playing.
I'm trying to decide between the Yamaha PSRE W425 (the 76 key version of the 473) and the Roland Go Keys 5. Which do you think has the better build quality as far as durability and maybe still being useful after the next 5 years?
I suggest you to try the keybed of Roland Go Keys first, because it felt awkward to me at first.. but I'm getting used to it now 😊 if you prefer 76 keys than PSR should be great, I think it's also easier to use due to many knobs on the front panel 👍
tie! both keyboards are fantastic! 👍👍👍👍🎹🎹🎹🎹
I’m totally torn between buying the Roland Go Keys 5 and the Casio CT-S500... It sounds like the casio has a slightly better key action+The surround feature on the casios are hard to beat! Your thoughts?
More than a slightly better action. With a Casio CT-S1 set the Touch to Heavy and you can play its piano very expressively.
@@abath07What about the sounds? It’s zen core vs Aix, and rather hard to get the drill down on the differences. 😮
The best piano sound ever means nothing if it doesn’t respond well to the key action. The Casio CT series piano sound is very good and “Zen Core” is a great marketing name… the Rhodes is nice in the Zen but the piano is not that great at all, IMO. I am beyond worrying about which is better, it’s all about action and behavior (dynamic response pp-mp-mf-ff etc) for me. And the Casio wins in year key area (tip: set the Touch level to Heavy). Several fine pianists have told me they cannot play solo piano in the Go Keys 3 action but can on the Casio CT-S1 action which I already own and agree is suited for piano. So the Go Keys 3 is off my list.
@@abath07I think if your first priority is the key action than the Casio it is! I must admit that when I first play the Go Keys 3 I played quite many wrong notes 😄 Don't get me wrong, I'm an experienced keyboardist & have played so many key action from Yamaha acoustic grand piano to Korg Microkorg, but getting difficulty in adapting to Go Keys 3's keybed, I guess that is because the shallow press & slow bounce back of the key action..
Excelent style tô play 👏👏👏
Thanks a lot 😊👍
Hello man nice playing, Would you say Roland built in speakers are loud and good enough for personal practice?
Cukup dengerin sound pianonya aja udah bisa langsung pilih CK61. Mendem bgt concert pianonya go keys 3
Menurutku, Roland GO:Keys 3/5 & Yamaha CK61/76/88 itu sesuai selera pribadi. Tetapi yang paling banyak fitur atau rekomendasi khusus band adalah Roland GO:Keys. ☺
Sebenernya kalo budgetnya cukup lebih baik pilih Yamaha CK61 karena fiturnya sangat melimpah, sound bagus & terutama jumlah knob-tombol dipanelnya banyak & lengkap jadi cocok untuk live performance/ngeband, bisa segera naik-turunin volume layer, bisa cepat edit & bikin sound baru, dll kalo budget kurang/mau nambah perbendaharaan keyboard nah boleh ke Roland GO:KEYS 3/5
There is another one called Go:Piano that is more focused on piano sounds, with that it would be more fair to compare it.
I don't really like the sounds on it.. I prefer the Go Keys 1st generation, before I bought Go Keys 3 I planned to buy second-handed Go Keys 1st gen but somehow faced difficulty finding one in a good condition or when I found one the seller seemed to sell it at high price quite close to Go Keys 3 with online store's discount 🤦♂️ so I consider to just buy the Go Keys 3
Lovely swing…👍
Thanks! 😊
Nice video, thanks for sharing.
Thank you, your welcome 😊
Om, utk GoKeys 3 gimana caranya output ke ampli atau mixernya? karena hanya ada slot 3.5mm
Baru seminggu lalu pembahasan ma mas oci .. udha ampir beli go keys 3 .. tp ck dapat disc toped , akhirnya ambil ck61 wlau mahal ampir 60% dari harga go keys ...
Mudah mudahan bukan pilihan yg salah 😅
Jelas gak salah 😄 menurut saya lebih recommended CK61, melihat fitur yg melimpah & kualitas suaranya 👍
@@ochisalatni mas ochi saya dgar pake iem ... dari keseluruhan sound yang mas ochi bunyikan selera saya 100% pilih yamaha ... mungkin karna beda kelas jg ya 😅
Mantap mas. Saya aja pilih ck88 setelah malang melintang milih antara mx88, juno ds88, dgx 670, korg kross 88 dll, arturia essential 88, m-audio hammer pro 88.
Ada yg soundnya ribuan tapi gak ada speaker buat easy quick play.
Ada yg bisa arranger tapi gak ada colokan midi in out buat future proof connection.
Ada yg bisa step sequencer tapi kalo live use suaranya sering cut off kalo pindah sound.
Ada keyboard yg gak ada suara sama sekali dan harus selalu colok PC buat akses jutaan sound lewat DAW dan VST. Tapi kalo lagi jauh sama pc gak guna nih keyboard (midi controller).
Ada yang built in drum kit sounds tapi ya buat apa dul. Kalo buat rekaman di PC udah banyak VST drum sound.
Ane lebih suka type arranger sebenarnya tapi pengennya yg 88 tuts tapi di budget ane itu banyak banget pangkasan fitur. Ada yg fiturnya bagus tapi cuma 61 tuts. Ada pun yg bagus cuma Korg PA5x 88 tapi 60jtan, gila.
Akhirnya pilih CK aja yg kurang ini itu tinggal colok PC bisa jadi semuanya. Tinggal pilih VST yg pas.
Yg bikin ane suka CK series itu live sets, jadi kalo udah di panggung. Gak panik nyari2 dulu sound yg pas. Makanya variasi suaranya dikit. Kalo ribuan suaranya makin panik nyari2 nya. Apalagi harus menu diving.
Terus suka juga stereo input. Selain itu bisa colok gitar listrik bisa efek distorsi pake keyboard aja.
Walaupun semua jenis keyboard bisa untuk live stage. Asal persiapannya harus sudah matang sebelum ke panggung. Tapi type stage keyboard memang dirancang lebih enak untuk quick jam macam cafe, resto untuk khususnya jenis lagu2 yang hanya butuh basic2 sound pengiring tanpa harus sounds yg unik. Yg ketika ada request lagu dari client bisa lebih cepet milih dan gak harus mirip2 suaranya. Tapi CK ini kurang pas buat request lagu dangdut campur sari atau koplo. Itu mah lagu2 kelasnya keyboard arranger. Wkwk
@@rizkipuruze sangar sekali mas ulasannya👍🏻👍🏻
@@BandoroPM lebih sangar muka saya mas.
I think its very clear which one sounds better -- CK ! But the Roland looks better, and that all that counts to me !
Yes, the CK of course wins for the sound quality, but I like the turquoise color of Roland Go Keys 3 😄 even if Go Keys 5 is available in my country I'll still probably choose the Go Keys 3, because I already have white keyboards! LoL 😆
The Yamaha is double the price of the Keys 3….I would take the Roland personally.
Actually even a bit more than double.
But the features are richer in Yamaha, I guess if you only buy one it''s better to focus on CK61 then if you want to expand your sound palette you can buy Go Keys 3 later 😊👍
They're all good especially with Roland. Its cheaper (349 vs 999) and has more features than CK61.
I think it's the CK61 that has the most features & bang for the buck, probably should compare the CK61 with Go Keys 5 😁 the Go Keys 3 most recognized weakness is the limited connections on the back panel of the keyboard.. altough that makes it even with my Casio CTS400
Yeah, i'm really impressed by that. One day i've got kids, i'll buy it for them as a perfect learning keyboard gear to grow up with. Especially i like the funky design compare to other bland design similar priced keyboard.
@@ochisalat Considering Roland Go Keys 3 and Casio Ct-s1000v, which one is easier to change voices and layers in real time? And what about the sound quality of the speakers?
@@luizgomesrn I think it's easier to be done on Roland Go Keys 3, as for the speakers I guess they are also a bit better on Go Keys 3 but only by a slight difference
@@ochisalat thank you. Roland Go Keys will be my choice
enak roland. lembut suaranya
Setuju 👍 karakternya lebih "doff" dari Yamaha..
I just watched your other video Casio CTS400 vs CK61. I have to say the Casio headphone output is very high quality. I think I it has to do with the AIX chip and the Digital to Analog converter. Roland Go Key output quality is clearly not as good.
Probably due to cables 😅 I don't use really high quality cables, just some types of Planet Waves cables and also self-made cables from a friend who is a recording engineer, but the Casio is indeed sound very good 👍 but whenever I play live I guess the sound quality of Roland that makes the Go Keys 3 shine compared to CT-S400
@@ochisalat So you think Roland Go Key 3 actually sound better when you play live? I tested Go Key 5 briefly in the shop next to Roland RD 88 and Yamaha PSR E473. I find its speaker output to be very poor. I will go back again to test it with external Pa.
@@paulyllow I don't play through its speakers 😄 I connected the Go Keys to external PA & the sounds are great.. not as good as my Roland XPS30 though
Beautiful song....
Thank you! Actually those aren't songs, it's just me playing around based on the character of the pianos, whether it's Pop,Jazz,Dance,etc 😊
Menurut saya sih yg Yamaha CK61
Mantap kak 👍 nanti beli yg lain lagi boleh ya Papa? 😂
@@ochisalat ga
@@devonsalat8125😄🤣
bang Ochi GK 3 itu bisa diisi sampling style musikah
selera om, tp klo buat belajaran beli murah dulu aja. aku otodidak dari kelas 5 sd beli casio ctx 800, alhamdulilah skrg sma ada tabungan lebih mau beli gokeys 3. roland suaranya lebih smooth aja dibanding yamaha kaya cempreng gitu wkwk. pengalaman main di band (roland) sama punya temen (psr)😁
Bang numpang tanya: kalau sukanya pakai layers bagus mana ya soundnya????
Sorry, but the Roland’s Wurly has better bark and bite at the ending example. 🎹
Yes some of the sounds are quite nicer on Roland, I also grew up in 90's with Roland's sounds so I prefer some of the sounds according to Roland's version 😊
Yes, I notice on the casio, you can’t adjust the touch control light enough to get that ‘bark’ and have to literally pound the keys to get it. I think it has to do w their sample.
These two keyboards cannot be compared, given their price range it is an unbalanced comparison, it is obvious that ck61 is going to be superior
Ck 61 sounds like real thing
Yes I'm agree..it has more detailed sounds, but the Go Keys 3 also has quite wonderful sounds 👍
@@ochisalat wonderful sound and only 399 euro !! vs ck61 over 920 euro
@@rafpekunico48 Yes it's quite a bargain.. but some of the minuses are lack of connections on the back panel & weird keybed, other than that Go Keys 3 is a wonderful instrument 😊
What is better between go kyes 3 and roland bk5
I have an bk5 and iwouldnlike to change with go kyes 3 or 5
You are very good player
Thank you 😊 in my opinion they're very similar in sound quality, for pianos, organ, synbell & brass I think BK5 wins but GO:KEYS excel in strings, violin, synlead, & synpad
Thank you for your answere😅
Om, kalau yg lebih bagus dr GoKeys3 dg harga selevel, apa ya?
GoKeys 3 kan di 6 jtan, ini maksudnya baru/second? Kalo baru yang setara secara harga ada Casio CT-S500 & Roland XPS10, kembali ke selera sih.. tapi untuk kualitas sound secara umumnya masih menang GoKeys 3
@@ochisalat Terima kasih infonya Om 🙏
memangnya go keys 5 baru sdh dijual di indo ya?
Belum masuk yg Go Keys 5..
I like the Roland sound better.
This Roland Go 3 & Go 5 are for beginner's in intermediate players its not for gigging is it ? ?
I think it can be used for gigging, the Zen Core sounds are quite good actually, its only problem is the 3,5mm output but we can use converter for that so problem is solved 😊
Which speakers are louder? Nice playing
Thank you 😊 I guess the Go Keys 3 has more volume in the speakers
untuk kekurangan ck61 apa bang? mungkin dari build quality atau yg lain?
Sejauh ini untuk kekurangan paling jumlah sound aja.. karena CK paling dikit dibanding Korg Kross 2 & Roland XPS30 saya, tapi walau hanya dikit soundnya cukup berkualitas semua & sangat berguna dalam situasi ngegig maupun rekaman 👍
@@ochisalat trims infonya semoga sehat selalu bang
Mo nnya bgus mn suara sound nya roland go key3 dg yamaha ck61? Hrgnya brp ya roland go key3
Roland 6 jtan
CK61 11 jtan
Coba didengarkan gambarannya di video ini kira-kira mana yang lebih sesuai selera..
The Yamaha is virtually twice the price of the Roland.
Yes I know, but I just spontaneously compared my instruments that I often bring to gigs, not the instruments on the same price range.. probably I'll compare the sounds of Go Keys 3 with Korg Kronos somewhere in the future, who knows? 😄
Harga keys 3 brp ya?
6 jutaan di online shop
Sensacional😂😮😅😊🎉
Thank you 😊
But remember that one costs 350 and the other 1000
Of course.. 😊 but here I just want to give an example of their sounds when compared, I also plan to compare Go Keys 3 with Casio CTS400 since they have a lot in common, I don't compare keyboards based on their price but because I just love to 😄👍
@@ochisalat I think CT-S500 / CT-S1000 is more match to GK3, but still I started following you and I'm looking forward to hear more of your playing and interesting comparisons. Also curious if NUX brand is available in your area? I'm curious about showcase of NUX NEK-100 (which is brand new and has no reviews yet) and NUX NPK-20 (every presenter skips organ section which I'm curious of)
@@dwsel In my opinion,CT-S500/1000 is on par with Go Keys 5,that's because the variety of connections on the back panel. I think CT-S400 is somewhat considered at the same level as Go Keys 3, I'm hoping to make some comparison video between Go Keys 3 & CT-S400, let's see.. 😉
But youre comparing a $1000 vs a $350
Yes because I just loved to 😄 LoL
Enak roland
Siaap.. kembali ke selera masing-masing ya 👍
Nice video. I presently have the original Go:Keys and a Casio CT-S1, along with a Roland JD-Xi and Yamaha PSS-A50.
I was planning to get a CK61 which is great, with the four original Reface Mini key sounds and a whole lot more, with all the accessible controls on the main panel.
I also was going to get the Roland FP-E50, which was $1,000 USD like the CK61, but they dropped the price to $900.
But along with the new Roland RD-08, a less expensive, expandable version of the RD-88, the released this awesome Go:Keys 3 at the same price of the original Go:Keys I have, but both, as well as the CT-S1 only have the ⅛" single stereo headphone audio output, whereas the Go:Keys 5 has dual ¼" audio outputs, better speakers and a microphone input with voice effects and vocorder.
Essentially, for $150 more than the Original version and the 3, the 5 has almost what the $900 FP-E50 has, without the 88 weighted keys.
Wow.. what a great comparation, I guess you have done your homework in selecting your next gear eh? 😄 CK61 has a lot to offer, I think you won't be dissapointed with it, but as for me I won't compare 61 with 88 keys instrument, first I'll check what is my priority/need at the moment. I also wanted to buy the original Go Keys in the first place, of course second handed but unfortunately some people who sold the unit offered the units in quite high price which I think it's a better choice to just opt for the new version of Go Keys 😁 in my country the Go Keys 5 has not released yet so I bought the Go Keys 5,in fact my strong reason to choose Go Keys 3 instead of 5 is the color! LoL the white Go Keys 5 will be overlapping with my white Korg Kross 2 & Korg M3, so far I have not dissapointed but the more I played it I think this is the Roland's version of Casio CTS 400
@@ochisalat I am older and have been in music most of my life, I regret not sticking with piano when I was young, but played clarinet in school band from very young until I graduated, but it's not my profession, so more than a musician, which I am studying more now, I am much more a sound and gear technician and very familiar with Roland gear and now some of the other gear from Yamaha, Casio and other companies.
So, I plan well for what I need, which right now, the Go:Keys will be perfect for my next stage, before I get the CK61 and FP-E50.
I know the 61 is great and is a true stage piano, albeit with 61 note weighted keys. I know there is a marked difference between a 61 note synth or semi weighted key bed and a weighted 88 note instrument, including the two extra octaves. But not everyone is a formal piano player or familiar with playing 88 weighted keys, so the CK61 or Go:Keys will be fine.
The original Go:Keys has been discounted recently because of the release of the Go:Keys 3 at the same original price. But you may be able to find a good used one at a better price.
But you already have the Go:Keys 3, CK61 and other instruments, unless they are on loan for your reviews and videos. If you like the colors, great for you. The 5 has the slightly improved speakers, the microphone input w/ vocal effects/vocorder, and true dual ¼" audio out jacks, which is the most important feature, unless you want the microphone. If you can work with the single stereo ⅛" headphone jack and have the proper adapters to hook up to an amplifier or external speakers, your Go:Keys 3 should be fine.
You can always get the 5 and sell the 3 later. And yes, the Go:Keys is pretty much an equivalent of the Casio CT-S500, the latest version, which is great, too, and the Go:Keys 5 is the same for the CT-S1000V to an extent, and the prices are about the same, but the Go:Keys 3/5 have much more updated features and sound expansion options available.
With the Go:Keys 5, I may not need to get the FP-E50 until I need the 88 not weighted keys, so I can get the CK61 first. But the Go:Keys 5 is perfect in price at this point.
La yamaha ck 61 e' nettamente superiore costa + del doppio i suoni sono campionati meglio.
La Roland per il prezzo che costa va fin troppo bene.
Help me to get 🎹
Yes by gigging & making money you'll get one, goodluck! 😊
Kok malah enakan rolandnya yak? Salah pake earphone kah aku? :(
Ga ada yg salah .. karna itu masalh selera
Betul,kembali ke selera secara subyektif sih hehehe
Selama budget mengarah ke situ. Biasany dienak2innya di situ hihihi
@@rizkipuruze justru itu, cari harga di ecommerce sampe sekarang nggak nemu.. tp kalo ck61 emang out of budget sih wkwkwkwk
@@alfinrahasto4328 gas gan. Semahal apapun gearnya kalo bad player gak bakal bisa impress penonton.
Não gostei do som
Which one?
How peaple cant here that the roland is much more better, yamaha is weak with no sole the piano is not deep the cut throught of roland is more profesional
Yamaha since dx 7 its only the fm sounds ..nothing new
I disagree, and have owned many keyboards. There is different concept of sound, but for piano, Yamaha over Roland. For synth, maybe Roland over Yamaha. But when it comes to actual functionality and ability to use in real gig, the go keys is not useable. It is a good cheap home practice keyboard. That is not a bad thing, but it is specific for that. The CK is for live playing, which is why it's classified as a stage keyboard. It's meant to compete with Crumar Mojo 61 and Nord stage. These are different audiences who want a keyboard. Both are good value, but if it is just to practice at home, go for Roland.
Your type is sound explorer guy. Go with any workstation keyboard or arranger keyboard as you like.
But for stage keyboard. Most of this type is lack of sound variations but more of knobs and faders for quick sound tweaking on the live stage. Sometimes player has all the stress on stage and can't deal with menu diving all the time for checking sound on stage to your preference. Check out the list of all stage keyboard available and you'll understand.
The only way to add more sound variety to stage keyboard is via midi controller to control VST app on PC. They're much more capable to get millions of better sound. Check out Kontak Player 7 or Arturia Lab type of VST.
@@rizkipuruze I have all those things, but don't want to haul a laptop, interface and run kontakt to play a gig. I did that before and it is too much crap. I want a keyboard to play basic sounds and be able to adjust on the fly. I don't want sequencers and arpeggiators, and pre- made rhythm like from old Lowry organs. It may be nice to those extras, but portability and good interface is better for me.
@@tonyr.4778 well, people have their preferences so i'll respect theirs without bashing it.
I have both of them at home. Yamahas CK61 acoustic pianos are not good as you said, other sounds are perfect. Why they made this? Because you need to buy CP61 which is better, but the price is higher. GO keys 5 is different world, comparing them is like apples and peas. Pianos are not better, kind of similar, yamaha has more better options. If people need stage performing, than CK61. If they need fun and djs creativity, than GO keys 5. But if you are willing about great acoustic pianos, sorry, you need CP/CY 61…