Yamaha DGX-670 - All Playing, No Talking
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- Опубликовано: 17 апр 2021
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Adam Berzowski demonstrates the DGX-670 Portable Grand Digital Piano at Kraft Music.
Want to learn more about the DGX-670? Check out our first look video of it here!
• Yamaha DGX-670 - First...
The Yamaha DGX-670 digital piano offers Yamaha piano touch and tone, plus a wide variety of entertaining features that are certain to help you discover (or re-discover) your love of making music. CFX Stereo Sampling reproduces the sound of Yamaha's flagship CFX Full Concert Grand, while the 88-key GHS weighted keyboard action is heavier in the low keys and lighter in the high keys, just like an acoustic piano. DGX-670's mic input allows you to connect a microphone (sold separately) so you can sing along while you play, hear your voice through the built-in speakers, and even record your piano and vocal performance to USB audio. Bluetooth audio allows you to connect your music player wirelessly to your DGX-670 so you can listen to and play along with your favorite songs. An optional matching stand and three-pedal unit are available for a complete piano experience.
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i just bought this last year god is good
@@MichaelLewandowski-xu1nkwhat you end up buying? I’m waiting for the up incoming sale to buy one, the only reason I saw myself picking a Roland over a yahama in this price range, was the key action, which after feeling with my own hands, I think I’m buying the dgx.
Thank goodness ❗❗❗. At last someone that actually PLAYING the piano... Not tickle the notes softly like most players even when they are supposed to review the pianos. This is the best video I've seen in many months.. THANKS....
Incredible video; nice one dude!! Love this!!
Could listen to Adam play all day. Always amazing stuff
You are amazing. A brilliant musician
You can't be serious...
Wow ...he is so good . ,,😳...
Bravo!
Beautiful
Genio!!!
As always amazing performance !!!!
Best playing video of the DGX670. Great.
see Bonner's review....
nice, but try to put the screen in the corner so we can read what voice and choices you have...
¡Es Sensacional!
Great keyboard,,
This gentleman is fuckin groovy
Tickle those Ivories White Boy. Damn. Just placed an order for this keyboard. Great Video.
Impressive. God bless. Jesus loves you!
The mighty DGX 670 that was supposed to be available around March 15th, then at end of April, now end of June! It’s getting a little annoying...
I agree
AFAIK, a serious problem happened at one of Yamaha's supplying factories (fire or some kind of technical disaster) that caused such huge delays in the supply of the DGX-670 (not only)
@@antondean oh damn really?
@@Londerland I am wondering whether it is not linked to the pandemics. My Casio CT-X800 has been in the repair shop for two months in France. Apparently there is a shortage of spare parts. I’ve got the feeling that Yamaha is currently facing the same problems as Casio and other brands.
Mine is FINALLY being delivered Thursday (May 27th)
Esta demostración se trata de blues y boogui boogui.
does this come with Genos Engine, like PSR SX 900, 700 & 600 ?
Do u guys like how this plays ( feel of the keys) better than the yamaha 225?
good... playing...
How can you see chords without backing tracks?" Can we just choose a piano sound and try to work out the chord on our own? For example, if we flat the 3rd in real time we would see it go to a minor chord and then if we sharpen it we would see it go back to a major chord. Is that possible on the 670?
Yes
Nice to see one in your hands Adam, and great playing! Would be good to know what you really think of it, but I can see where you probably don't want to talk about any negatives if you are in the business of selling them. Since you have one, does that mean mine should show up soon? Ordered in early Feb. I'm just learning and I need it real soon if I'm ever going to get as good as you! Tell Yamaha to hurry up! ;-) How was the sound recorded for this? Mic'd speakers or line out?
Can anyone comment on the output jack for speakers? Could this be use with a high end set of computer speakers with subwoofer if one wanted to do that and get stereo? The manual just says it can be connected to "a speaker" or headphones.
You can do anything you want The only think is to have a good sound card in order to avoid any audio latency and also have a cable with a stereo jack in one end and two L R jacks in the other end. The speakers of the piano are very good and their presence gives you plenty of choices. If you want to practice for example ,you dont need all the system via computer to work.. If you want you can mute them from the piano and having only the system working but you will notice that with the speakers is better because they will working as monitors facing you and again with a good system with no latency...otherwise they have to be lower in volume from the system.Anyway when the piano is connected to a 'system' ,the speakers are always 'off ' and you have to turn them on every time,if you want them.
I have two Yamaha YPG-235 keyboards that I use for live gigs. Stereo output cords (TRS 1/4" male plug) to a mixer, then to the (stereo) main PA. Excellent sound quality. The output jack can be used with a mono plug to an amp or other audio destination without damaging the keyboard, but there are stereo effects in some of the voices, and stereo sounds better. I would guess the DGX-670 uses the same output architecture, only better. If you use a stereo output plug to your computer speakers, you will get stereo sound, just like you hear in the headphones when they are plugged in to that same output jack. Hope this helps.
Does Yamaha make this model WITHOUT the speakers?
nope, this model is only white/black. Of course, you can connect headphones, but if u really need no-speakers you should look for synthesizers, eg. MODX8 with a GHS keyboard
Coming soon - pre-order now!
We are expecting our next available shipment late May. Place your order to reserve yours today! one again no one going to have the DGX 670 for some time, why make a video
you know how to remove delay from certain piano sounds in the keyboard?
Worst come to worst, you could always remove it post recording using whatever DAW you use to master your songs.
@@SergeantExtreme aii thanks
Why you guys stop doing reviews 🤔
Same question.
Estoy comparando los sonidos que incluyen este teclado frente a mi 640 y suenan exactamente igual, me convence que es mas marketing, excepto por las funciones de ritmos con posibilidad de añadir mas partes pero por el precio que tiene de salida frente a uno usado prefiero el segundo
Y las voces súper articuladas? No las tiene el 640.
looks no much difference from the 650 .... poor sequencer just waist of money
I really liked the acoustic piano lows. But it's middles and highs regions sound poorly. The rhythm section, as always, sounds artificial. It's a instrument for kids looking for fun. I could buy one for my children, but not for my self.
An experienced pianist will likely be looking to drop more than $800 for his/her piano.... So you should probably compare the sound and features on this to others in the price point.
@@hacksaw4966 Not in my country, my friend. An CP 88 or YC 88 is unaffordable over here. I suppose you are in US. So, imagine this instrument being sold for U$ 10.000,00! A lot of professional and actually great pianists over here can afford only a toy like this, and it represents 10 months of minimum wage!
@@gersonsalcedo Not trying to be ugly, but you call it a toy at $800 US and say you could buy one for your children. Then the 4x the price CP-88 should be affordable for you. So what digital keyboard is the best value in your opinion? Also, seems odd the US has a favorable currency value, but we get the products last....
Considering this one is one of the widest used by industry professionals according to everything I've seen and read, including from industry professionals themselves... I'm doubting your comment a lot.
I've been researching portable keyboards and pianos for over a year and all of that has resulted in this being one of the top ones you can buy under $1,000 USD. It ends up having a lot more features than basic portable keyboards of the same price ($800 USD) due to being classed as an arranger.
To call this a toy really mocks a lot of the professionals that use this model as they use it in their careers with great success. A toy is something for children. Trusting children with an expensive piece of equipment that some professionals end up using would be like giving your kid a designer suit and letting them play outside in it. I personally wouldn't trust a kid with anything over $300, and even then only something above $200 if it's a game console that'll stay in one place that isn't being messed with as much as a piano would be. I'd be too afraid this would be knocked over by a kid. There's less risk with a game console.
These are the reasons why I'm having a hard time understanding where you're coming from because it doesn't make sense to me. I am okay with you explaining a bit more because I want to come to an understanding.
@@The_Unknown_Wanderer I just bought this keyboard and Yes I agree with you, It's not a toy lol
GHS, 88 Key, Nice Sounding Speakers, VRM, Voices and Overall Build Quality makes it more than a toy.