Roland Go:Piano and Go:Keys Full Review!
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2024
- The folks over at Roland are putting out incredible products all the time and new for this year are the awesome Go:Piano and Go:Keys!
These travel friendly 61 key boards definitely punch above their weight with great quality sound patches, weighted keys, arranging options, recording functions, and the option for battery power.
Ollie puts them through their paces and gives his opinion on their performances!
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Exemplary!!! I will be purchasing the Go Keys because it will get the job done and then some, for a way too cheap price, amazingly enough. The only big turnoff for these two products is that they are calling them "entry level" keyboards, which I totally disagree with. They are way better than any entry keyboard I have ever seen, and for the price, I almost thought it was too good to be true. Plus, that red color is amazing!!! Thank you so much for the amazing demo!!!
Man, hands down the best review of the Go Keys I've seen. I've been back and forth between the Go Piano and the Go Keys but now I'm certain I'm getting the Go Keys. You showed the features and not just played it, I value that. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad it was valuable for you. Let us know what else you would like to see on the channel and don’t forget to subscribe
@@jammstudiosmusic Hello! While I don't do subscriptions, I will definitely drop by once in a while. NOW for the good news, the Go Keys are here! It's a freaking MAGNIFICENT piece of equipment. I've just been playing with it for a few minutes, and it is SO POWERFUL. Very happy to have gotten it, and it's your doing, too :)
@@absurdumnonsensum1773 Always happy to help!
@@absurdumnonsensum1773what do you mean you don’t do subscriptions?? it’s free, you literally just push one button and it helps the creator a ton.
@@jammstudiosmusic Hi mate I play the guitar and I want to learn the piano. Would you go for the Yamaha PSR E373 or the Roland Go?
The looping button of the Go Keys is the gamechagner for us
a great addition
You can loop with it??
Just picked up a used Keys, such an amazing little keyboard. Love it. Great review!
I like the Go Keys. Great new update on this type. Lots of utility
Thanks for commenting Barry, we agree they are great products and the Go:Keys is great fun, thanks for watching and for subscribing!
When Elton John had the in-home concert in 04 the quarantine he was playing a Roland 61 key piano just like fire piano I was so excited!
Can you drop a link with Elton John?
The keys feels really really good, planning to get a second hand for midi music production. It is so optimized, doesnt feel too heavy or light, feels natural playing all drum kits, synth, keys on it
I like the Go Keys how you demoed the loop and your funky jazzy vibe. All the best man!
Vincent, you're so correct I have the gokey's 61-key and I love him to death he's a good piano!
Thank you for your reply about my beautiful piano!
Please pardon me Vincent, I accidentally answered myself I'm new to this Smartphone thing I'm very very sorry I don't want you to think that I'm Talkin 2 Myself I hope you got my post thank you very much for responding to my beautiful piano!
These keyboards are the best I've seen in the budget range. Look ideal for rehearsals at people's houses. I'd love to take my 88-key Nord Stage 3 to every gig, but I haven't got Lou Ferrigno as my roadie! You say the GO-PIANO has a slightly better sound - I guess it has organs, electric pianos but fewer sounds than Go Keys. Does it have piano plus pad sounds? I love the tacky 1980s (look in an endearing sort of way) of the GO Keys keyboard though. The sampling feature looks fun, but not something I'd necessarily be looking for. Thanks for the video -very informative!
Mark, I'm not here to argue or fight with you Bob in my opinion in my humble opinion it's not a keyboard a simple keyboard it's all piano it's a piano! My girlfriend the other day refer to my piano as a keyboard and I got very very hurt I said he is not a keyboard he is a piano and you probably wondering why I called him and he, it's because I named him after my favorite piano player and favorite singer! After all, if Elton John can name his pianos why can't I! Have fun with your piano!
Lose Ferroidno the STEROID LOSER!
Stay natural buddy!
1980s sounds? I currently have at home a Casio MT-240 that we play almost every day, my father got it for me when I was five or something. It still rocks.
I prefer the go piano especially for someone who’s trying to learn the piano itself. All that extra stuff just sounds a bit too much besides I like to hear the piano sound by itself. That just sounds like someone who gets bored fast and wanna play around with sounds. Thanks for showing us the difference. I will be purchasing the Roland go piano for my daughter for Christmas, once she masters that, then I will upgrade her to a full size 88 key piano with full weight keys and a more upscale version piano. But for now thank you for this. I’ve made my decision
Definitely go with the FP-30 if you’re looking at a decent entry/mid level 88 for your daughter! Good luck to you both!
The Go:keys is Ross's favorite keyboard for sure!
Anaik Anthonioz-Blanc ross geller?
Thank you for a great review, stork is bringing mine today 😀
Awesome! enjoy it! thanks for watching
Well done review, useable informations for me. thank you.
Key Elektro thanks Key, glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching me make sure to subscribe!
Great review, thank you. Can anyone tell me if I could just use the Go Piano (not the Keys) with Garage Band and access all the synth sounds on there?
2:00 one of robert glasper’s piece :D
I can't choose which one to buy, theyre both so good!
Only one thing for it.... get both!
Can you create your own drum pattern ? Like a new rhyme.. or maybe record it through loop ? I have specific beats that are rarely used so ... this looks like a perfect keyboard to take it with you on a trip and create or practice
Good playing
Hi, nice review! I'm thinking of buying the GO:KEYS to use in my band, however I was wondering about the output and how it sounds connected to a PA/digital mixer? I noticed the ouput is on 1/8 rather than a 1/4 jack. Have you tried connecting the output to powered speakers and/or a digital mixer, and what was the sound quality like? Were there any audio artifacts? Also, can the speakers be switched off when it's connected to external speakers?
Best review of these GO things.
Would you say the Go Piano has better quality piano sounds over the Go Keys?
Glad the video was useful Muranaman, hmmm it’s hard to say really. There’s not much difference apart from things answered in other questions below but the sounds are pretty much similar and so are the keys. For some strange reason the Go:Piano just appears to feel more solid and grown up in its sounds and feel. Hope that helps and thanks for watching
@@jammstudiosmusic I will quote what some one at a music shop who is a totes Roland Fan Girl said " Go:Keys is aimed at those of us who are the creators the doers and the thinkers, that maybe don't have a keyboard sitting on the shelf at moment or aren't really looking to learn Piano but want to lay down ideas and get tracks ready and know maybe some Piano Basics, the Go:Piano is a Piano and that is where it totally comes to life and shines, it's awesome and it's partnered with some really good tools to make it easy to learn the Piano and it's a good form factor"
Thanks Geek In Da Kitchen, we couldn't agree more. They are a fantastic product.
jammstudiosmusic that they are I own both of them
getting this soon, im a beginner tho :)
I'd recommend then Go Keys if you haven't decided, to loop.and play along is excellent practice
Hi, thanks for the review! I already fell in love with the two pianos. Would you say that the Go Piano is suited for street performance? I've been looking for a nice portable piano for ages and with that price it would be unbeatable.
Moe Zarella glad it was helpful Moe, it would be great for street performance with it being battery operated. As long as you bought really good quality batteries you would get the most out of it in terms of time. For the price these are a great option. Thanks for watching!
Nice! thank you!
Moe Zarella anytime Moe
@@ann.aerob_comic I know this is three years later but did you ever get it and busk with it? I'm trying to decide which keyboard to get for uni and busking
I though the big selling point with the Go keys was that it has built in blue tooth speakers so you can play songs from you cell phone and the songs will play through the keyboard speakers and play along ?
Can it switch off the adjust or function sound while choosing styles? It would be cool...
Great question. we unfortunately couldn't find a way to turn it off, and were even more surprised it came through the output as well. We assume theres is a way, but not one that seems obvious
Thanks!
Greetings from Melbourne..You played it beautifully. Thank you so much, it provided me with some idea of the capability of the keyboard. This will assist me in making a decision to purchase one. I am hoping you can please let me know if the audio which we hear was from the speakers from the keyboard. Or did you plug it into particular keyboard amp/speaker? Would a Roland KC220 speaker/amp would it be a good matching for this keyboard?
Thank you :)
I wanna ask you how good is the speakers? it's 2.5w and I heard in other review that's the biggest cons about this keyboard. would be good enough to play in home? btw great review!
Awesome vid. Subscribed
Thanks for your supper Rasec! Glad you enjoyed the vid!
Can you record your own beat and then play over it?
I’d love to learn how to play but I would prefer the go keys because I think I would get bored only with the piano. I’ve been mixing beats on an app. Is the go keys a good starting point?
did you ever get one of the two?
Yea did you?
Which one would be better
the video is very good ....Is it the same piano sound in both models? Thank you
matias espinosa hi Matias thanks for your comment and glad you liked the video. Yes piano sounds are the same in both realistically. Hope this help. Thanks for watching and make sure to subscribe!
Hi, I'm just wondering if this can be connected to an amp? Thanks
I know your comment is old, but anything with a headphone output can be connected to an amp. Headphones are merely an amp for you ears. A line out is a line out it's all to do with signal flow
great and affordable keys
Hi guys, great review. Does the GO:KEYS play midi/audio files ? I notice it doesn't have a "USB in" connection, but I'm looking for a piano style keyboard which will play midi/audio files off a stick or card for live gigs. Help appreciated.
I'm seriously considering either of the two. I'm using it for street/smaller stage performances. Given an RCA headphones output, should i be concerned with impedence issues pumping this into a speaker? Thanks for the great review. Subscribed!
What did you get? I lookiing at the FP-10 or FP-30
Sims like you are in are church. If you are a worship leader, would you recommend this keyboards for a little church?
Go:Keys or Go:Piano?
For piano sound, Which do you prefer?
Great review! Just a couple of questions, though. Does either instrument have an octave change function to access higher and lower notes and would you say they're worth buying to gig with if you're on a budget? All I have right now is a MIDI controller and a laptop which I'd rather not be taking to bars with me!
Hey Scott thanks for your comment. Yes both of them have an octave shift function. they can do -3 or +3 and all the increments in-between. Only draw back is that from what we've seen this has to be done in menu and isn't on a dedicated button. However if you left that menu window open the + and - keys would still remain functioning for that purpose. possibly a little fiddly though. These are definitely a but step up from a generic midi controller especially at this low price, and would be a better option or gigging. the go piano has the edge on better sound quality but its a minimal difference and the keys has a lot more to play with for creating on the spot. once plugged into a PA they sound great and are very expressive. add a sustain pedal and everything sounds perfect. Hope this helps and thanks for watching!
jammstudiosmusic Very helpful, thank you! :)
No problem, thanks for Subscribing
Bought the Go:Piano because i didn't want to spend too much and didnt want 20 pounds of 88-key piano in my car trunk. The keys are fine for the price and so is the sound. Great for street work as well. Great for bar playing. Most work doesn't require 88 keys. And yes. It does have octave options on direct keys
Great review! Would like to know if you could combine sound, like Piano + Strings or Electric Piano + Synth? Hope to receive a response. Thanks!
I'm interested as well to know your answer to this question. Please answer. :)
Hi Charles! I purchased one. No layering but it has a present if Piano + Strings and Piano + Pad. Hope this answers your question! :)
That's good to know. Thanks!
Sorry for delay but yes you are correct. presets with those options already installed.
How would you describe the difference in the feel of the keys between the Go:Piano and the Go:Keys? Thanks!
Hi Cider Log! thanks for your comment. the keys are very similar in feel as they units are the sam construction. we just felt the Go:Piano seemed a bit more grown up, possibly just because of they way its used. hope that helps, make sure to subscribe for more videos!
Would the Go keys be best for a beginner? Im looking for a keybored so i was thinking the go keys would be best.
if you want to play all over the place it is really a good device
I have the choice between NP-12/32 and Roland Go I want to make the best choice given that both of them are for beginners.
I want some technical advice please. So as to make a better comparison
systemRoot sytem no problem how can we help?
@@jammstudiosmusic I would like to buy a keyboard cause i want to progress in piano (to mean i'm not a very beginner).
I like the Yamaha NP-12/32 because they sound like real piano.
otherwise the Yamaha NP-12/32 have 64 as polyphony and the keys are not full size.
I have choice between the Yamaha NP-12/32 and the Roland Go which is a 128 polyphonic keyboard and full size one.
I would like to have a more technical advice so as to make the best choice.
I want to know about the fragility of both, whether the Roland Go sounds better than the Yamaha NP-12/32, or if the connectors are good qualities (for the Roland) and some other facts that could make me more equipped so that i chose the good one between them.
Thanks
systemRoot sytem no problem, just to clarify for you the Roland go keys and piano aren’t full size. They are 61 key. For us Roland make better piano sounds so we would say go for that and the Roland’s are built really well and we couldn’t fault any part of them. We haven’t tried the Yamaha so could t comment but I’m sure either would help you progress. Hope that helps and make sure to subscribe.
@@jammstudiosmusic When i said the keys of Yamaha NP-12/32 are not full size i mean "the size of each key" according to the following review of the Yamaha NP-12/32 : ruclips.net/video/K4HCAnzjv38/видео.html
regardless i thank you for the advice.
But if you could give a look on the Yamaha NP-12/32 so as to compare it to the Roland it would be better for me.
Well thank you !
I already subscribe to your channel ;-)
systemRoot sytem thanks for your support and hope whichever you choose works out for you. The Yamaha would be interesting for us to look at
Can you connect that Roland to pc and use with Cubase, Ableton or Library Kontacks?. That keys looks greats
The USB is a Micro USB it will work with Pro Tools, GarageBand and Studio One but have not tried the Ableton or Cubase.
Hey, I have the go keys and works for cubase and fl studio. Am I a bit too late?
@@Garaimedrano how you connect it with fl studio? Bluetooth MIDI or USB?
@@katarzynawawszczak6716 usb
@@Garaimedrano great !! Thank you 😁 do I need any drivers?
What amp or speaker set would you recommend for performing?
I'm starting to learn, which should I buy? Which is the best? I will play this in the church?
Whichever one works
Soundlayers...?
Can we record a song and play it infinitely (looping)
Wonderfull 😮
Thanks for the review. I’m wondering how noticeable is the difference between key weights on the two, cuz from what I see on Roland website the two have the same keys
hahahahaha hey thanks for your comment. They are pretty much exactly the same. We just feel it’s maybe the slightly better sounding piano samples in the go piano that makes it feel more substantial. But in essence there’s little difference. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Hey! Great video! I'm still in doubt which one I should buy. I am mostly looking for some decent organ sounds (I'm gonna use an external pedal for the leslie effect) and decent piano sounds, and a range of synth sounds in addition would be nice.
Which of the two keyboards do you think is the best choice for me? And how do they compare in terms of organ sounds?
Thanks for your comment Tim. its a hard choice as they are both great. If sounds are your main thing, then we would suggest the Go:Keys. It has around 500 sounds whereas the Go:Piano only has 40. they both have organ and piano sounds, but only the Go:Keys really has synth sounds. Plus it has the ability to affect those sounds with the touch panels. hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Thanks a lot!
Anytime!
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Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes! I recently tried both in a store, and they have very simple interfaces, beginner friendly.
Can you layer different sounds on top of each other with the GO: Piano (Ex. Organ sound with Electric Piano sound)? Thanks in advance.
Nope. But I believe there are few layered sounds built in.
Does it fit in airplane carry-on luggage in a 49-key bag?
Has any one gotten the Roland Go through carry-on on a flight?
Someone please make a video showing whether or not they made it through carry-on with this keyboard.
Hello, great video. I would just like to ask if go piano has nice synth and pad sounds? Because I can notice go keys has a lot but I'm not sure if Go piano has as many as the go keys.
Rebeca Ramírez hi rebeca. Thanks for your comment. You’re right the go keys has so many more sounds than the go piano. The go piano doesn’t feature synth and pad sounds so it would be the go keys you would need if they are the sounds you are looking for. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Just purchased a go keys. Is there a way to switch tones without scrolling through the lists with the +/- buttons?
How do you select MCU mode?
Can you use this as a MIDI keyboard?
You certainly can
@@jammstudiosmusic can I connect it with FL Studio and use Vst?
This is the only review / description I've seen that says the keys are 'semi-weighted'. What does this mean exactly? I want more than just 'touch sensitive' as it stated in Roland's product spec. Semi-weighted sounds like what I need. I have a full size digital piano already with fully weighted keys, I'm looking to get keys with a bit of the weighted feel that it has.
Hi Mark, thanks for your comment and hope the review was useful to you. Essentially we see it this way. The keys are not the traditional synth style thin keys you would see on boards of this size, portability and price point. Roland have opted for the full size 61 piano keys on both Go:Piano and Go:Keys which we think is cool and makes you feel more comfortable as it looks like a proper piano board. The keys are touch sensitive and you can change the sensitivity to be lighter or heavier in the menus so digitally. But due to them having more piano style keys we feel this adds to it. It all feels more grown up that it normally would for something like this, the key bed is much better designed and that communicates through to the way it feels under the hands. We would happily gig with one etc as they feel great. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
Can you connect the go keys to a computer and record in abelton or pro tools via usb I’ve been looking online forever and I can’t find an answer
Yes, on the back of the keyboard there is a plugin for Phones/Output. All you need is an instrumental cable that runs into your interface then into you DAW. It will be coming in as audio not MIDI.
I have the GO:KEYS the keys do NOT have a semi weighted action. They are not weighted at all made from very thin hollow plastic, I've had it apart to replace the contact pads that are also cheaply made. There is nothing authentic about this keyboard. I also have a Kawai MP8 that has real keys and real hammers totally different leagues. The GO:KEYS is made very cheaply.
What the GO:KEYS is a light weight portable keyboard powered by batteries with nice sounds for entry level fun. It is only best if you are traveling or on the move.
In comparison a weighed action keyboard weighs 50 kilogrammes and isn't portable. However the sounds are much, much higher quality and action superior.
Thanks for sharing your opinion. Always good to see other people’s preferences. Thanks for watching
I recently bought the Go Keys and am really enjoying it. For anyone who is a bit of a keyboard novice like myself i think it is worth mentioning that if you go to the settings and set "GM2 TONE" to ON (why oh why is this OFF by default?!?!) you will gain access to a lot more sounds. Some really excellent sounds on there like the xylophone, harpsichord, 60s organ, steel guitar etc (some seem like slightly more stripped down variations of the default tones, while others - woodwinds for example - are otherwise absent) that i didnt realise were on there until id already had the keyboard for about a week! (Doh!).
Hey Luke, thanks for your comment. Glad youre enjoying the Go:Keys. That's a great little tip. Remember to subscribe for more videos. thanks
Go piano ❤
is there a way to reverse the sustain pedal? my pedal from my Yamaha works the wrong way on this keyboard.
I think I preffer the Keys one because red
Awesome choice!
The output jack is 3.5mm can I use a 3.5 to XLR in order to put the go keys through my PA?
I'm in a rock band in highschool, guitar is my main, but i'm the only one who can play keyboard, i'm a semi decent player but can't afford anything too expensive as i'm still fairly young, these roland go's look quite good for a budget. my previous keyboard had broke, and we're performing 'don't stop me now' by queen. What one would you reccomend, keys or piano? I'm not looking to use midi or produce anything on a software if that helps. Thanks
I have the Go Keys and there are a good range of piano, organ, synth sounds etc. The loop part is not like playing an arranger keyboard though as it is based on one chord. If you try to change chords with the chord button activated it doesn't sound right, but you can play along with the right hand. However, if you're just playing the sounds without the beats, you can get some great synth, piano organs etc. when played through a keyboard amp. The built in speakers are ok for practice, but not great. Overall, good for the low price paid.
Hellow just want to ask if i can hand carry the GO KEYS on the airplane THANKS
Its a nice size to carry around but you would have to check with the individual airline as to whether the shape, size and weight match their requirements etc. I would certainly have it in a strong case if your putting it in their care. thanks for watching!
I thought this roland go piano had unweighted keys ????
Innes T great question. They are technically unweighted keys. They are digitally weighted but do feel slightly more weighty than normal keyboard keys. Roland quality is top notch even on this budget line.
i have this one, like but cant split for bass at left and piano at right.
thanks for the video! which one should a beginner go with?
If your angled more at different types of music and wanting to possibly make full songs on a keyboard then GO:Keys if your focused on piano mainly then Go:Piano
Is it has a tap tempo and tempo controller?
Yes, tempo control is in the menu
Can you program/adjust your own sounds? Thanks!
same number and sound quality of el pianos or not
Noon pianist, my wife wants to start and make me start too since I have a bit of music with guitar. So these come with built in speakers? It are connected to amp? Thanks guys.
And does Roland have chargeable (lithium) keys instead of batteries?
This comes with cable I suppose while practicing at home?
what are chargeable lithium keys?
Some great patches here... does anyone know whether there are any Mellotron strings and/or choirs available?
Can two tone be selected at the same time on the go piano?
hi Nathania, thanks for your question. From what we have seen, no. It's only the Go:Keys that can select multiple parts. thanks for watching
Hey nice review! It's just that i've seen other reviews where it is said that the keys on the GO:Piano are not really weighted, and that they no not feel very "real". I've been searching for a practicing piano, and i want nice sounds, so i thaught this might be the one. But it just needs to have good keys. I know it's asking a lot from a 200 pound keyboard but yea. Anyways i wonder how the built in speakers are?
Oscar Meyer Hi Oscar. Thanks for getting in touch. This is possibly the most questioned area of these products. And you’re right it is asking a lot from a £250 board, and someone people think it should have real weighted keys and feel like a real piano. It’s just not going to happen that way. We like the keys and they are weighted to an extent and touch sensitive. For us it would make an ideal practice piano but it’s all personal preference. I would suggest taking a trip down to your local Roland dealer and trying one out. See if it works for you and if it does then it’s a winner. Hope that helps and thanks for watching!
In terms of the built in speakers we think they are also good for the size and price of the instrument and would sound fine for practicing at home etc. The manage to give a full and realistic account of the sounds in the piano
Thanks a lot
Oscar Meyer anytime!
which model is better for a beginner: Roland Go: keys, YAMAHA PSR-E463, Korg EK-50, Kurzweil KP90L? Is it important for the beginner to have keys backlight?
Yamaha PSR
Does this keyboard has arpeggiator ?
Is there bass guitars on this keyboard?
Hello, a question here. I see that Go:Keys have more sounds to choose from than Go:Piano and the keybed is exactly the same, so what's the advantage of Go:Piano over Go:Keys? Are the piano sounds presets better on it or is there something else I don't take under consideration?
Hi Dominik, thanks for your question. you're right in principle, theres little between them, they have the same keys and weighting, and have much the same functionality. The main difference is that the Go:Keys can plays parts, 8 loop parts and 8 keys parts. it also has the addition of the performance pads to shape the sounds, and increased effects. (worth noting only reverb can be edited). The main draw back is the Go:Piano can do MIDI over bluetooth whereas the Go:Keys can't. theres actually 2 versions of the Go:Keys GO-61K and GO-61KL. the latter has no bluetooth capabilities at all. The Go:Piano also has a metronome that isn't present on the Go:Keys. All in all, we think the idea is that the Go:Piano is a more direct practice instrument for pianists whereas the Go:Keys is more of a production tool with more options for quick creation. hope that helps and thanks for watching.
Great, thank you very much, really helpful answer!
Anytime! glad we could help
Very nice review. I have a quick question., can you layer sounds in Both these model, eg. . Piano + string or pads or other sounds and control the volumes , octave of the second layer?. Lastly, you mentioned that the keys on the go piano are semi weighted and on the go keys are unweighted, will I feel that difference if I played both without knowing or seeing or is it just the impression that comes from knowing "piano" and seeing black color piano?. Thanks in advance
Do the go keys record like the go piano does
This isn’t the sound from the two inbuild speakers?
Marcel Marcelifications that’s correct. For the video we took a line out otherwise it would have been very noisy with a room mic to pick up the speakers. But the speakers are good
Hello one more question! does the gokeys have a sustain function? or would i have to buy a pedal?
Ben Norton hi Ben. No problem. It has the ability to plug in a sustain pedal but doesn’t ship with one. You would have to order separate. Thanks
How to decide between the two ?
If you're more of a piano player, go for the piano. If you need more synth sounds, the keys is better for you
How does this Roand GoPiano compares to the Yamaha NP12 ? Which one is better ? Thanks :-)
Can you create your own beats?
Does the Go Piano have looking sequences like the Go Keys?
Hello, I want to know if I can use 16 Ch. MIDI ?
Hey! For classical piano playing would you advice to get the Roland piano also or do you think the piano keys on the GO:KEYS sound equally as good?
I have the 61 key Rowlands go Keys piano and he does a lot of different sounds I love them he's a good piano!
Can the Roland Go Piano be connected with Bluetooth headphones?
Do you know of any companies that are making a keyboard with a player feature like the Roland mini grand players? I don't know why they stopped making those and now they are impossible to find. There's always someone clear across the country that's selling one with no shipping but it doesn't help me. Haha.
Thanks for your message blue frog. unfortunately we don't know of anything like those KR's they used to make. We would be interested to know if you find anything similar. thanks for watching
I'll keep you posted if I come across one. I've spent a ton of time looking for one and sadly I can't find much more than the Yamaha Disklavier system that goes on any piano to make it a player. It's a fascinating system if I had the money to get it and space for an actual piano! Ha. But I have neither and am really wanting a player piano for my Halloween haunted house... But a smaller one.
hi! what's your impression of the "piano feel" on the go:piano?
Does the go piano have the drums and rhythm to?
Hello, can one create his or her own beats and save them? Thanks
Does this have the DX7 or DX7 Legend sound? Want to play Babe by Styx