Hey PMC, you always point out features that other reviewers don't. And I really appreciate what you are doing. Thank you for putting in the time and effort for every reviews🙏🏼
Thank you for going into such detail! I am looking to buy my first digital keyboard and yours is the first review of this board that even mentions there are more settings available using just the keyboard, not the app (besides the marked metronome and instruments).
I bought one of these a year ago as my first fully weighted digital piano. I tried a bunch of models in the same range P-125, B1, PX-160, etc., so here’s my two cents: The keybed and action on the Roland was far and away more realistic than any of the others. It’s the heaviest action of all of them and the feel of the keys was superior with only the Casio coming close (the Yamaha and Korg keys are shiny and too plasticky feeling). The trade-offs are that the Yamaha and Casio have better speakers, stereo outs, and more/better EP sounds. But since I mainly play at home and through VSTi’s, the trade-offs still made Roland the best choice for me. If you like a lighter action, need more/better sounds onboard, and/or plan to play out with it, the PX-160 or P-125 might be the better choice for you,
Hi! I've seen people who have purchased the roland fp-10 complain that the keys develop a clicking noise after a while. Have you experienced that at all? Or is still holding up fine? Thanks!
So over the course of about 12 months of playing 1-2+ hours per day I haven’t noticed the keys getting any noisier or “clickier.” If I had to do the purchase again in the same price range, in addition to the ones mentioned above, I would definitely also consider the Kawai ES-110. It’s a bit above the FP-10 in price, but would be worth the extra cost.
@@SlightlyTechnical 18 months and still going strong. I still love playing it as much as when I first got it. At this point, I don't see any reason to upgrade unless its to the $2000+ range. Other options include the Casio Privia PX-160, which I've played and has a very different key feel but very good sounds, and the Yamaha P-125 which has good sounds but very shiny, plasticky feeling keys. All three have a very different feel when playing so if you can test them out in person that's ideal. The Roland has the heaviest keys, which I like. Casio's I think are the lightest and it feels like a much shallower keybed than the Roland or Yamaha. Hope that helps.
Man this is the greatest Review I've seen. Everything was mentioned and the app explained nicely, which a lot of people just lick it or forget about it completely. Just wonder are there other apps for this piano [not official] which allow even deeper customization
Thanks for your comment... much appreciated! There's probably other apps out there, but I doubt any of those would offer a deeper level of customization. The Roland app is actually quite good!
Excellent review. Thanks. Presumably, with the sensitivity adjustments, the keyboard is fine for writing midi orchestration etc? I normally use my synth for this.
Great review PianoManChuck! Do you have any knowledge about whether this "clicking/noisy keys" issue on the FP-10 is a big / real issue or not? I know my Alesis Recital Pro makes a LOT of noise as I play. All digital pianos will have to make some sound since the way they imitate the striking of a string is physically hitting the bottom of the keybed I don't know how that can be avoided. Anyways thought I'd check because I love the FP-30, but this is a lot less $!
Heya, what do you think of the speakers ? Are they good, especially on the deep end ? Could you compare them to the speakers of the Korg B2 or Casio CDP-S350 by any chance ? I've had the chance to test both, the former one sounds okay but the last is really not good ..
The song in the intro is called "Forgotten", written & performed by me. You can get the MIDI file at www.PianoManChuck.com/MIDI.html along with a number of other popular and original songs. Thanks again for the feedback Jacek!
Hello Mr. PianoManChuck 🙂. I'm planning to buy this model but I'm holding back because it seems that after a while, the keys of the FP-10 would start to make clicking noises as shown and claimed by many. Did this happen to your piano?
After playing it for a little while, it WILL start to make a loud clicking noise. They all do that because of how they're built. PianoManChuck never had that problem because he doesn't play it everyday as his main keyboard.
Hello, thank you for your interesting video. I've played for many years the piano. I play on a grand acoustic one and also on a Roland RG3 F. Due to circumstances I'm going to be away from home for about eight months. No chance to have a piano where I'm going to stay. So I want to buy a light digital one like this so I can take it by plane. I just want to be able to play everyday, mostly with a headphones. Which one would you recommend. I've considered different options, this one, the P-45, Korg, Casio... Which one would you recommend? Thank you in advance.
Thanks for the review. I'm considering a digital piano for my daughter. I really like the Roland digitals. I'm still leaning toward the FP30 for the stand, triple pedal, and page turner. Question: Can you save the settings into a preset and recall them using the app?
Thank you! That first song is one of my originals called "Forgotten". You can hear more of it and also pick up the MIDI file for it at www.PianoManChuck.com/MIDI.html - just click on "Forgotten" in the song list.
Thank you for the review....You said you've connected the output to the Audio interface, then when you're playing, the sound also comes from the Piano's in-built speakers right ? Or if you plug the cable the sound is off......And if you connect the headphones, i think the sound from in-built speakers automatically tujrns off...Is it ?
Thanks TeLeTuBy! Its called "Forgotten" and is one of my own originals. You can get the MIDI file to learn how to play it. Visit the MIDI page of my website at pianomanchuck.com/MIDI.html and click on "Forgotten".
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Hey PMC, you always point out features that other reviewers don't. And I really appreciate what you are doing. Thank you for putting in the time and effort for every reviews🙏🏼
Thank you for going into such detail! I am looking to buy my first digital keyboard and yours is the first review of this board that even mentions there are more settings available using just the keyboard, not the app (besides the marked metronome and instruments).
Amazing review, thank you so much.
very detail video. most video in the internet doesn't show what ports it has, and the apps. nice thank you.
Great demo of Piano Partner 2. Hard to find one on youtube thanks!
Very helpful since I just bought one. Tks!
I bought one of these a year ago as my first fully weighted digital piano. I tried a bunch of models in the same range P-125, B1, PX-160, etc., so here’s my two cents: The keybed and action on the Roland was far and away more realistic than any of the others. It’s the heaviest action of all of them and the feel of the keys was superior with only the Casio coming close (the Yamaha and Korg keys are shiny and too plasticky feeling). The trade-offs are that the Yamaha and Casio have better speakers, stereo outs, and more/better EP sounds. But since I mainly play at home and through VSTi’s, the trade-offs still made Roland the best choice for me. If you like a lighter action, need more/better sounds onboard, and/or plan to play out with it, the PX-160 or P-125 might be the better choice for you,
Hi! I've seen people who have purchased the roland fp-10 complain that the keys develop a clicking noise after a while. Have you experienced that at all? Or is still holding up fine? Thanks!
I'm switching from guitar to piano due to hand injury ,I'm leaning towards the fp 10 how is it holding up ?what other options should I look at?
So over the course of about 12 months of playing 1-2+ hours per day I haven’t noticed the keys getting any noisier or “clickier.” If I had to do the purchase again in the same price range, in addition to the ones mentioned above, I would definitely also consider the Kawai ES-110. It’s a bit above the FP-10 in price, but would be worth the extra cost.
@@DanielSekovski That's been my experience.
@@SlightlyTechnical 18 months and still going strong. I still love playing it as much as when I first got it. At this point, I don't see any reason to upgrade unless its to the $2000+ range. Other options include the Casio Privia PX-160, which I've played and has a very different key feel but very good sounds, and the Yamaha P-125 which has good sounds but very shiny, plasticky feeling keys. All three have a very different feel when playing so if you can test them out in person that's ideal. The Roland has the heaviest keys, which I like. Casio's I think are the lightest and it feels like a much shallower keybed than the Roland or Yamaha. Hope that helps.
Man this is the greatest Review I've seen. Everything was mentioned and the app explained nicely, which a lot of people just lick it or forget about it completely. Just wonder are there other apps for this piano [not official] which allow even deeper customization
Thanks for your comment... much appreciated! There's probably other apps out there, but I doubt any of those would offer a deeper level of customization. The Roland app is actually quite good!
Nice intro!
Great video as always! Was just wondering if you could do Roland fp-60 vs fp-90.
I love this guy
Fixed Velocity can be very useful if using the FP10 as a controller. Thanks!
Excellent review. Thanks. Presumably, with the sensitivity adjustments, the keyboard is fine for writing midi orchestration etc? I normally use my synth for this.
great review Chuck! What amplification do you use for live gigs?
thank you so much
Thanks for the review! To record this, are you just using camera microphone, or can you record real sound through cable?
Great review...thank you. What do you have your keyboard plugged into for sound? I just bought one and can't figure out what the USB ports are for.
Great review PianoManChuck! Do you have any knowledge about whether this "clicking/noisy keys" issue on the FP-10 is a big / real issue or not? I know my Alesis Recital Pro makes a LOT of noise as I play. All digital pianos will have to make some sound since the way they imitate the striking of a string is physically hitting the bottom of the keybed I don't know how that can be avoided. Anyways thought I'd check because I love the FP-30, but this is a lot less $!
Make a review of Roland FP30 please!
“King of the Road”!
Heya, what do you think of the speakers ? Are they good, especially on the deep end ?
Could you compare them to the speakers of the Korg B2 or Casio CDP-S350 by any chance ? I've had the chance to test both, the former one sounds okay but the last is really not good ..
Brilliant , thanks, looking forward to buying this one ;) can you tell me name of the song in intro? Sounds great!
Thanks
Jacek
The song in the intro is called "Forgotten", written & performed by me. You can get the MIDI file at www.PianoManChuck.com/MIDI.html along with a number of other popular and original songs. Thanks again for the feedback Jacek!
Chuck, which piano would you suggest to purchase between this and the Casio Privia160?
chuck? what midi keyboard controller do you feel has the best action and best feeling keybed?
Other than say.... a casio piano, is there any other piano w/ triple sensors within thus price range?
Hello Mr. PianoManChuck 🙂.
I'm planning to buy this model but I'm holding back because it seems that after a while, the keys of the FP-10 would start to make clicking noises as shown and claimed by many. Did this happen to your piano?
Never had that problem.
People say that but whenever someone asks they always say no I would just go for it I did
After playing it for a little while, it WILL start to make a loud clicking noise. They all do that because of how they're built. PianoManChuck never had that problem because he doesn't play it everyday as his main keyboard.
How do you put it in loop? If it can loop can we see how?
Thinkin bet roland fp 10 and korg d1. Can you help me decide on what should I buy?? tia
Hello, thank you for your interesting video. I've played for many years the piano. I play on a grand acoustic one and also on a Roland RG3 F. Due to circumstances I'm going to be away from home for about eight months. No chance to have a piano where I'm going to stay. So I want to buy a light digital one like this so I can take it by plane. I just want to be able to play everyday, mostly with a headphones. Which one would you recommend. I've considered different options, this one, the P-45, Korg, Casio... Which one would you recommend? Thank you in advance.
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Any idea how to change midi channels?
IS the damper pedal standard JACK connector ?
Thanks for the review. I'm considering a digital piano for my daughter. I really like the Roland digitals. I'm still leaning toward the FP30 for the stand, triple pedal, and page turner. Question: Can you save the settings into a preset and recall them using the app?
No
Great review! What was the first song you played?
Thank you! That first song is one of my originals called "Forgotten". You can hear more of it and also pick up the MIDI file for it at www.PianoManChuck.com/MIDI.html - just click on "Forgotten" in the song list.
PianoManChuck wow man awesome it sounds great
Thank you for the Excellent review.
Which piano would you recommend for an adult piano student at a beginner level? Korg D1 or FP-10?
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@@PianoManChuck thank you for your response. Understood.
I’d like you to know that your thorough reviews are very much appreciated.
Thank you for the review....You said you've connected the output to the Audio interface, then when you're playing, the sound also comes from the Piano's in-built speakers right ? Or if you plug the cable the sound is off......And if you connect the headphones, i think the sound from in-built speakers automatically tujrns off...Is it ?
By default the internal speakers will shut off when headphones are plugged in, but you can disable that in settings (check the manual to see)
Hey Chuck - Overall, Roland FP-10 or Casio CDP-S100?
No doubt fp10
Fp 10 100%
I must admit that i prefir the intro song on the casio ctx 700 than this roland fp10
Howdy PMC, we Luv to know the name of that Lovely Intro you always play. . Thx Much
Thanks TeLeTuBy! Its called "Forgotten" and is one of my own originals. You can get the MIDI file to learn how to play it. Visit the MIDI page of my website at pianomanchuck.com/MIDI.html and click on "Forgotten".
It can be used as a midi controller?
Yes. Port USB B.
*The song in **3:48** please*
Not a song.... just me playing some random stuff.
That's an excellent deal. It is lighter than my A-88 and at half the price. If Roland just added a few more features it could drive my Integra 7.
only thing I fear is being too heavy and the clicking noise some report :/