@@maccagrabme I think so for the money. But I might not go with the 5 automatically. I did it for my kids, the upgrade. for me I'd probably just go with 3.
Picked up a GoKeys3 from yourselves a couple of weeks ago, based on your other review. It sounds great with the Roland RH5 headphones. Also downloaded the 15 free style packs that come with 5 styles each. Would love to see some how to videos to get the most from all the features.
Does the volume change depending on how hard you press the keys on this keyboard? Can I play forte/piano/pianissimo with fingers without changing the volume by regulator?
Actually considering a Go Keys 5 as a nice little portable rompler. Seeing I can pick one up for $450’ish it’s a damned good deal. Also confident at some point that some ingenious hacker will open more up on them since they are low cost and popular 😎.
What are the piano patches in the piano sections the piano sounds good ... are there any settings changes to make the piano sound better.. even with good headphones the Gokeys 3 concert piano sounds tinny to me especially mid keys while the FP30x sounds great (supernatural sound engine) The FP30x is too heavy for me to move around otherwise I'd use that one..
I know nothing about keyboards but this thing sounds very lovely. I want to learn so I can play songs I love and maybe create something of my own. My budget is £700-£800. Is this machine a great choice or are there better units for my price point?
Know this was prerecorded what’s that song the Falcon plays at 6:35? Is Jack leaving Andertons? I say this as he’s not been here much recently and thi is prerecorded when Andy came in.
A more robust chord sequencer would be my only request. Maybe 8 bars and the ability to split those down even smaller. I appreciate how Roland display the sequences though. I wonder if there are any more keyboards on the market with that? I think Yamaha has some PSRs with something somewhat similar but the sound set isn't as pleasing.
You can have up to 256 bars in a sequence in the go keys. You can use the zoom function to have multiple chords in a single measure. The arranger has 4 variations per style and you can mute the drums, bass or accompaniment parts individually. It’s pretty flexible and inspiring and above all fun
Hi! How do you have it connected for amplification? Could you explain your setup? I’m considering buying it and want to see if it suits me better than the GO:KEYS 5 due to budget reasons.
It looks like they are connecting to the headphone port on the back, which I'm assuming is probably being split into left and right channel. Then being fed into an audio interface.
The sounds is SPECTACULAR. You could only dream of this sound at this price years ago.
It does not sound like that go ahead buy it and find out
@@tucoramirez3333 so what does it sound like?
This keyboard rockss!! Good job Roland team. Well done!
It's always fun when Andy comes in and you guys play.
My Go Keys 5 just arrived. Along with the Go Keys 3 that arrived by accident.
Go Go:Keys 8 😛
Is it worth buying?
Don’t buy based on RUclips videos they never sound the same at all
@@maccagrabme I think so for the money. But I might not go with the 5 automatically. I did it for my kids, the upgrade. for me I'd probably just go with 3.
The second demo is an absolute banger ❤️
Picked up a GoKeys3 from yourselves a couple of weeks ago, based on your other review. It sounds great with the Roland RH5 headphones. Also downloaded the 15 free style packs that come with 5 styles each. Would love to see some how to videos to get the most from all the features.
...#2?....If a sequencer is available, how many songs can be saved/stored for live recall?...Thank you...
Does the volume change depending on how hard you press the keys on this keyboard? Can I play forte/piano/pianissimo with fingers without changing the volume by regulator?
Actually considering a Go Keys 5 as a nice little portable rompler. Seeing I can pick one up for $450’ish it’s a damned good deal. Also confident at some point that some ingenious hacker will open more up on them since they are low cost and popular 😎.
Nice review!!
does it have a rock guitar voice
NICE
I didn't realize the go keys became a line, I got the first gen model.
What are the piano patches in the piano sections the piano sounds good ... are there any settings changes to make the piano sound better.. even with good headphones the Gokeys 3 concert piano sounds tinny to me especially mid keys while the FP30x sounds great (supernatural sound engine)
The FP30x is too heavy for me to move around otherwise I'd use that one..
I know nothing about keyboards but this thing sounds very lovely. I want to learn so I can play songs I love and maybe create something of my own. My budget is £700-£800. Is this machine a great choice or are there better units for my price point?
Know this was prerecorded what’s that song the Falcon plays at 6:35? Is Jack leaving Andertons? I say this as he’s not been here much recently and thi is prerecorded when Andy came in.
A dodgy version of Shaun Martin's 'Yellow Jacket' 😂
As far as I know Jack is not leaving (or has left) Andertons. He has been touring with James Arthur since last October…
@@geoffwebber8272that's one long tour I thought it had ended 🤣
@@TheChrisVellaI thought I'd heard those chords before, great choice mate. Dig your channel by the way, the Falcon is still flying 💜
@@JayTheLane - still working till the end of August …
A more robust chord sequencer would be my only request. Maybe 8 bars and the ability to split those down even smaller. I appreciate how Roland display the sequences though. I wonder if there are any more keyboards on the market with that? I think Yamaha has some PSRs with something somewhat similar but the sound set isn't as pleasing.
You can have up to 256 bars in a sequence in the go keys. You can use the zoom function to have multiple chords in a single measure. The arranger has 4 variations per style and you can mute the drums, bass or accompaniment parts individually. It’s pretty flexible and inspiring and above all fun
How much does it weight?
I bought this keyboard but the manual is non readable.
Ceases to amaze me how a cheap end synth like this has all these backing drum tracks and the Fantom 06 comes with no drum tracks like these
Are you using sustain pedal?
Hi! How do you have it connected for amplification? Could you explain your setup? I’m considering buying it and want to see if it suits me better than the GO:KEYS 5 due to budget reasons.
It looks like they are connecting to the headphone port on the back, which I'm assuming is probably being split into left and right channel. Then being fed into an audio interface.
They have 3.5mm to dual 1/4" jack adapters
@@americoperez810that’s what I do
Le Faucon! 😁
🦅
Why do the people from Yamaha know The Go Keys 3 better than Roland?
More Jack please
That preset not that Jack played .....YesPleaseMore
When you own Omnisphere everything else becomes senseless
Jack your hat is really cool. Makes you look like the guy who washes my car 🥳🎉
Les mêmes sons depuis cinquante ans maintenant ! Lol
First comments! Yessss!
SO many idiots on RUclips.
you are beautiful to me!
Great demo. Go back to the black baseball cap. The knit cap isn’t a good or professional look for you.
Oh gosh the first example.. who are they trying to catch here?? A scam advertiser? Bot ad generator? what even is that music..