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I see a lot of people demonstrating piano recording and saying that beginners can record one hand and then play the other, but they struggle to hit the timing. If they can't do it how would a beginner do it. I'm sure no beginner will use this feature this way. Maybe it's good for recording yourself and then play it back to hear your problems and fix them. Two (or more) track recording is not for beginners
Thank you. Yes, the pianos both have 10 voices. They are essentially the same but in different styles of cabinet. Read our complete blog comparing them here: www.epianos.co.uk/yamaha-ydp-164-vs-ydp-s54-whats-the-difference/
Bonjour, si j'ai bien compris la seule différence entre les deux pianos est le "meuble" dans lequel ils sont? J'hésite entre les deux..(d'occasion bien sûr car je n'ai pas les moyens d'en acheter un plus récent) Merci pour votre réponse
we've made another video that i'm sure will help you - with far more playing on the YDP164 www.epianos.co.uk/tv/yamaha-ydp164-arius-piano-an-experienced-piano-teachers-opinion/
@@ePianoscouk Adjust? As far as I know the sound cannot be EQed or edited on these 2 models. Am I wrong? However, I'm looking for a digital piano with a ballad/mellow tone and these sound bit too bright (from what I can hear on YT). Let me know if it's not the case please, Sir.
That's right. They're basically the same. It's just the cabinet designs are different. S54 is more modern and slimline (good for saving space) and YDP164 is a more traditional design. Hope that helps!
@@ePianoscouk Hi Thank you for your video. Since the cabinets are different it seems that when you are playing the distance or angle between pedals and keyboard are different since in the YDP 164 you can have your legs more inside the cabinet, hence the keyboard is closer to you and the legs are more stretched to the pedals. Do you think that the playing position is better on the 164 rather than S54? Thank you in advance
Question: do you think these pianos are suitable for advanced pianists? I have an upright but it's in bad quality(out of tune, squaking petals, sustain problems, etc) and I was looking for a decent digital piano.
I would suggest trying them first in a store. Even the most expensive range of digital pianos I have tried don't come anywhere close to any cheap acoustic piano. I play on a stage piano myself because I like playing at a lower volume and the portability. If you have the space and no issue with volume I would suggest hiring a tuner and ask him about the pedals. I think it's between 100-200 Dollars.
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⭐ INCLUDED FREE WITH ALL NEW YAMAHA ARIUS & CLP MODELS ⭐
The ePianos Product Handbook™ is an exclusive guide to the Yamaha Arius & CLP range of digital pianos, crafted by our experts who have over 30 years of experience in the industry.
With 40 illustrated pages of instructions & tips and 1 hour of detailed tutorial videos (times are approx), The ePianos Product Handbook™will help you unlock the full potential of your instrument and take your playing to the next level.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is included FREE with new Yamaha Arius & CLP models.
✅ The ePianos Product Handbook™ is available to anyone to purchase for £59.
Learn more here: www.epianos.co.uk/the-epianos-handbooks/
YDP164 is my pick because there’s a spot for my whiskey.
never ever put some liquid nearby a digital piano- I was about to scrap mine, luckly recovered.
The best demo of these digi pianos by far ... very well done and totally informative
Thank you Pete!
Who the hell gave this wonderful video a downvote?
You just wait when the internet's janitor gets here...
How does the smaller cabinet on the S154 impact the sound compared to the 164? Is it less resonant?
I see a lot of people demonstrating piano recording and saying that beginners can record one hand and then play the other, but they struggle to hit the timing. If they can't do it how would a beginner do it. I'm sure no beginner will use this feature this way. Maybe it's good for recording yourself and then play it back to hear your problems and fix them. Two (or more) track recording is not for beginners
pls make a vs between the ydp-144 and the ydp-s34
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Can you do MIDI recordings with these pianos? Thank you!
Yes.
Thank you for this nice test. I m corect, you said : 164 is with two speakers and thé S54 with only one ? But when you listen , no difference ?
No. They both have 2x20w speakers.
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Relax
Thank you for finding my decision with your perfect video. I was looking for the differences between them.
How about the ergonomics? Would YDP-164 be a little bit more comfortable because of the extra depth?
The actual size of the keyboard is the same on both models, so you'll feel no difference in how they play.
Your pathétique and intermezzo was brillant ! 🎵👊
Btw the two pianos have the same options ? (10 sound etc...)
Thank you. Yes, the pianos both have 10 voices. They are essentially the same but in different styles of cabinet. Read our complete blog comparing them here: www.epianos.co.uk/yamaha-ydp-164-vs-ydp-s54-whats-the-difference/
Excellente!
Bonjour, si j'ai bien compris la seule différence entre les deux pianos est le "meuble" dans lequel ils sont? J'hésite entre les deux..(d'occasion bien sûr car je n'ai pas les moyens d'en acheter un plus récent) Merci pour votre réponse
beautiful review , but only of S54
what is the song name by 5:36?
What is the price difference in U.S dollars?
Спасибо!
very good demo. Thanks.
not much playing on the YDP-164?
we've made another video that i'm sure will help you - with far more playing on the YDP164 www.epianos.co.uk/tv/yamaha-ydp164-arius-piano-an-experienced-piano-teachers-opinion/
You didn't play the Arius 164..bad demo
is the sound EXACTLY the same? thanks
They use the same sound sample yes. Most people wouldn't be able to tell the difference in sound.
@@ePianoscouk Thank you. Isn't the sound way too metallic/bright on both pianos?
Oh not at all - The piano sound is very natural. There are ways to adjust it to suit your own tastes too.
@@ePianoscouk Adjust? As far as I know the sound cannot be EQed or edited on these 2 models. Am I wrong? However, I'm looking for a digital piano with a ballad/mellow tone and these sound bit too bright (from what I can hear on YT). Let me know if it's not the case please, Sir.
@@MaxRiley i saw other reviewers equalize the sound of the piano using the free yamaha app that's available on playstore and appstore
Thanks💞
You're welcome Anil.
so which one is the best?
Whichever look you prefer, they are otherwise the same piano. The S54 is slightly smaller. He says it at 5:20
That's right. They're basically the same. It's just the cabinet designs are different. S54 is more modern and slimline (good for saving space) and YDP164 is a more traditional design. Hope that helps!
@@ePianoscouk Hi Thank you for your video. Since the cabinets are different it seems that when you are playing the distance or angle between pedals and keyboard are different since in the YDP 164 you can have your legs more inside the cabinet, hence the keyboard is closer to you and the legs are more stretched to the pedals. Do you think that the playing position is better on the 164 rather than S54? Thank you in advance
@@tbparador pedals look to be placed at the same place to board
Question: do you think these pianos are suitable for advanced pianists? I have an upright but it's in bad quality(out of tune, squaking petals, sustain problems, etc) and I was looking for a decent digital piano.
I would suggest trying them first in a store. Even the most expensive range of digital pianos I have tried don't come anywhere close to any cheap acoustic piano. I play on a stage piano myself because I like playing at a lower volume and the portability. If you have the space and no issue with volume I would suggest hiring a tuner and ask him about the pedals. I think it's between 100-200 Dollars.
Do I have to buy external speaker for ydp s54? Thanks
No, the speakers are built into the piano already. No need to buy any external speakers.
Super!