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Best WEIGHTED Keyboards UNDER $500 - Yamaha P-45 VS Alesis Recital Pro

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Piano teachers always prefer a student to practice on an acoustic piano, but when that isn't an option, they recommend a student at least practice on a keyboard with 88 weighted keys. When looking for a first practice keyboard budget is often a concern and today we have two weighted keyboard options for under $500. As always, we stand behind the Yamaha P-45 but we were also pleasantly surprised about the build quality and sample sounds in the Alesis Recital Pro. Tune in for a look and listen.
0:45 Skip intro
2:23 Yamaha P-45 - key points
2:57 Alesis Recital Pro - key points
6:14 Yamaha P-45 - acoustic piano - voice samples
7:08 Alesis Recital Pro - acoustic piano - voice samples
8:11 Yamaha P-45 - acoustic piano - voice samples
8:36 Alesis Recital Pro - acoustic piano - voice samples
9:00 Yamaha P-45 - electric piano - voice samples
9:29 Alesis Recital Pro - electric piano - voice samples
9:53 Yamaha P-45 - organ - voice samples
10:09 Alesis Recital Pro - organ - voice samples
10:31 Yamaha P-45 - harpsichord - voice samples
10:56 Alesis Recital Pro - harpsichord - voice samples
11:18 Yamaha P-45 - strings - voice samples
11:38 Alesis Recital Pro - strings - voice samples
11:58 After Playing Discussion
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@iamplayinggames7047 3 года назад

When they say under 500, their not wrong. It's 499.99....

@nekoduque7068 3 года назад

its lowered right now

@ostube38 3 года назад

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@stickybooger6018 3 года назад

Plus tax, i mean.....

@BobBob73271 Год назад

Amazon Exclusive has it at $479.99

@davidonyenibeadi1765 Год назад

6 to t me

@stevendavies1496 3 года назад

I have a recital pro, and I am learning the piano. My neighbour is a professional, classical, pianist. After I bought it I invited him over to “test” it for me. He was blown away, played it for about 40 min. After he just said, “very impressive, must have cost a fortune.” I said just over $500( Canadian). He was in shock. The keys are very nice, not graded, but feel great and responsive. The sound is something that surprised him, because he doesn’t like how his Yamaha keyboard sounds next to his grand, but was impressed by the “colour” of the sound. They both sound good to me... but my ears are not trained. Stand alone, you would probably never know the difference between them.

@Grigeral 3 года назад

I have the Alesis non-pro version and the sound on that one is initially pretty nice, but a few months down the line it's just not holding up. The higher notes don't sustain long at all and when they do, they have a horrendous ring to them. They also tend to get cut off by the lower notes as well. How does the pro hold up after a few months?

@stevendavies1496 3 года назад

@@Grigeral I find that the higher octaves don't ring out as long as the lower ones, but that's true on acoustic pianos I've played. If I turn the volume up over half or wear headphones it holds notes longer. I think that the sound amp cuts out under a certain volume. Also, the keyboard is capable of stacking like 128 tones before losing the oldest ones, but I don't have ears good enough to confirm. But overall, it holds up well. My 13yo son plays it, my 2yo great niece beats on it.

@Grigeral 3 года назад

@@stevendavies1496 Cheers. Chances are I'll look at a yamaha, casio or roland to replace this one, but always worth seeing how the pro holds up after a few few months!

@stevendavies1496 3 года назад

@@Grigeral I've had mine for 2 years now. Its not a "pro" level keyboard. I would call it a good entry to mid level keyboard with hammer action keys. Whatever allows you to play. Cheers

@7AM.Adrian 3 года назад

24 People have found this helpful.

@alan933 3 года назад

video starts at 6:14

@PochalionP 2 года назад

Although I'm not thrilled with the Yamaha 45, it has a much more interesting sound than the Alesis.

@bunnyfinn2 2 года назад

My brand new alesis recital pro, still factory sealed, was $100 two nights ago, from a liquidator and is therefore perfect!!

@ZombieDawg 3 года назад

I bought the Alesis Recital Pro for $299.99 on an Amazon Black Friday lightning deal. For that price, I think it was an excellent option for my kids to practice on in our small house. If I need better sound samples, it only takes a few seconds to plug the keyboard into my iPad, but with nothing to compare it to, the kids are thrilled. My 15-year-old M-Audio sustain pedal works fine with it too.

@thephilosopher5799 3 года назад

I know. Better deal.

@stolenname94 3 года назад

What apps do you use for better samples?

@benallmark9671 3 года назад

Does it come with the power source ?

@jesuscolonmusic 3 года назад

Incredible.

@bunnyfinn2 2 года назад

Just got a brand new recital pro for $100. !! Could not pass up that deal, so for this beginner it is perfect!!

@TalkToTheHand97 3 года назад

Thank you for this video. I was comparing exactly these two keyboards. This video was more informative than my hours of research. I still have no idea which one to get. I'll probably purchase the Alesis because both of these are beginner pianos.

@phenyx5648 3 года назад

Get the Yamaha.

@geneparmesan6145 3 года назад

Picked up the Alesis Pro a month ago...you won't be disappointed. Twice the sound as well.

@markmartin3221 Год назад

The Yamaha sound (IMO) was a lot better sound.

@tmw3s 3 года назад

Needed this review so much! Was looking for someone to describe the alesis semiweighted keyboards, but since amazon offers a payment plan I must just bite the bullet and get the pro. Thanks so much!!!

@ismailo6920 3 года назад

how is the recital so far ?

@tmw3s 3 года назад

@@ismailo6920 I did get it. practiced for a couple weeks then stopped. :( was just looking up songs to help get me motivated during snow days. It sounds great. The key weight is not graduated. So higher keys feel too heavy for me personally.

@andrewmcintosh6246 Год назад

I have owned a P-35 for over 7 years now and live it. It has held up very well. I thought the P-45 sounded more like a high grade acoustic piano, the Alexis seemed a little more artificial to me. I wonder how well these Alexis stand the text of time. I am hoping to get 15 years out if my P-35.

@ATthemusician 3 года назад

Been looking for a comparison of these 2, trying to buy 1 next week!

@NPBPires 3 года назад

Which one will you buy? I will buy too, but I’m still indecisive 🤷🏻‍♀️

@guillermos.v.1292 3 года назад

I Chose the Yamaha p45, if I bought a digital piano it need be very good for the price, I won't pay for something to I don't like.

@rexcydiaz8489 3 года назад

I'd wait. Yamaha will most likely release another entry level updated piano. P 45 is seriously expensive considering that it is behind in almost everything. From engine..to speakers..the ghs has been around for more than 7 years. No longer worth the price. Might as well save an extra 150 and buy roland fp10. Better in every way and WAY more up to date. Or just wait for the upcoming version of p45. Yamaha is known to wait till last minute to get every last buck before they go for another build. Or go for the casio s350. A bit cheaper but better with more options to offer. Just speaking from experience.

@gilvelosoferreira9386 3 года назад

@@rexcydiaz8489 where did you find a Roland fp10 that was cheaper than the Yamaha?

@juicetin9997 3 года назад

@@rexcydiaz8489 how long do u think? I mean it has been 7 years could go on for more years

@thephilosopher5799 3 года назад

Recital pro is $379 where I live. Better deal.

@NemesisEnforcer7 3 года назад

What about polyphony? The P-45 can play 64 sounds and the Recital Pro 128 sounds at the same time. I've read that that's an important factor that is often overlooked.

@mortenpaskins6073 3 года назад

When are you ever playing more than 30 keys at the same time though? Rarely

@NemesisEnforcer7 3 года назад

@@mortenpaskins6073 That's not how polyphony works ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-skAxKtDXnpU.html

@local9 3 года назад

Thanks for linking the video, but if its the general beginner using them, I doubt this would affect their purchase, but for those who want something more from them, this is rather important. So you've helped me settle on the Recital Pro.

@THe9-3MAnIaC 3 года назад

Just don't buy the Korg SP-280, that is the worst electric piano I ever played on. The polyphony is rubbish, the keys feels not great and the keys has sharp edges. I have hurt myself when I played on it and it was a real pain!

@africanhistory 3 года назад

@@local9 Honestly people like Yuja Wang need to worry about 64 poly being too little.

@JamesBondage 3 года назад

I've owned the p45 for about a year and just love the simplicity of it when it's on it matching stand. I don't really care for the extra voices because I only care for the grand piano because that is what's more important to me. The extra buttons or display from other keyboards turns me away and reminds me of just cheap keyboards besides the tyros etc but still, those displays turn me away. Another thing is it has midi so when I have it connected to my computer I do use the studio monitors and get to mess with Garageband and their massive library of voices. But I do wish I would of spent a little more to get the p125 so I come with proper matching pedals that connect to the matching stand. But oh well have to stick with this. So far I'm enjoying this simple keyboard and I'm not pro enough to even realize that the polyphony count is much less than other cheaper brands. I'm a yamaha fan so willing to pay extra :) Same with my girlfriend and her baby grand piano. So just make a pick both are amazing.

@cjl1633 3 года назад

I totally agree with you on the simplicity of P45

@jsantana47 3 года назад

Thank you for the presentation , the reason I got the Alesis pro was for the accessibility and flexibility of - the split function with bass and layers,, good for any kind of gig. The yamaha has a better ring in its sound on the piano, but its a matter of personal taste.

@doubleugly1594 2 года назад

Ya I also find the Yamaha to have a more natural sound... but damnit Im broke and the Alesis has weighted keys lol.. guess im in

@foreversunrise8749 3 года назад

I love them both, they are both awesome. For my money I am going for the Recital Pro. I'll have it by the end of the week. Music major at Akron U.

@foreversunrise8749 2 года назад

Update I went for the Alesis Recital Grand - for performance and playability. The sound and key feel are outstanding. I use layered mode most often, with strings playing softly in the background. For the money, in this price range, it is the finest playing and sounding 88 key that I've found. The only upgrade being M-Audio pedals over the original.

@moik5185 3 года назад

Guy on the left reminds me of George Carlin.

@user-cj2ch6gd1k 3 года назад

ピアノの音自体はALESISのほうがクリアですが、減衰音の持続はP45のほうが長く保たれています。P45は64音ポリしかないので、P45+PSRE373音源で112音ポリになり、PSRE373内蔵曲とレッスンシステムも付けばよいと思います。

@stephenbayer09 3 года назад

The first digital piano I got was the Alesis recital 88-key it wasn't the pro version its price is $299 Canadian dollars it's not a bad piano for $299 but it is just your basic with 5 voices. I'm ready to grow now it would be nice to have somthing with fully weighted keys and a screen and a wide transpose function range more than just 5 steps. I didn't bother with the alesis recital pro version as it's more money and don't offer to much more than the basic recital. I think Alesis claim to fame has been sound equipment but they make great solid digital pianos for beginners just starting out without spending a lot of money

@owengonzales53 3 года назад

Wow the Yamaha sounds a LOT better. Much more spacious

@icdims 3 года назад

The alesis is brighter, not that bad but I also prefer the yamaha

@kabilenmullaithilaga3375 2 года назад

@@icdims I felt the same way - Alesis sounded brighter, and the yamaha sounded heavier like there was weight and depth behind it. I personally prefer the Alesis but if you need that depth then go for the Yamaha

@PrinceJes 2 года назад

Yamaha sounded way more dramatic and rich, I would choose the P45 over the Alesis which is decent and not bad at all

@meipei2423 2 года назад

I don't know. The Yamaha sounded more muted to me than the Alesis. I honestly prefer the Alesis because it provides much more of a more accurate sound.

@craigduncan4826 3 года назад

Alesis honestly sounds better and has a slightly more realistic feel (compared to an upright acoustic im used to that is) and I believe it’s the cheaper of the two

@j.p4381 3 года назад

your opinion

@craigduncan4826 3 года назад

@@j.p4381 yes sorry, totally my opinion and many people disagree but that’s my take on it

@j.p4381 3 года назад

To each his own, to each his own xd

@cameronbarnes5600 2 года назад

The Yamaha is a more realistic feel. They literally said this in the video since it has the granulated key weights instead of every key feeling the same like the Alesis which isn’t accurate.

@switchlaserflip9243 2 года назад

If non graded keys feel more realistic to you, your piano is either broken or you literally just started playing.

@tammysheffield5972 3 года назад

I think the Yamaha does sound better though. Thanks for the review!

@diagonals792 Год назад

I've found someone selling a p45 cheap so I'm glad you rate it for sound. A shame about the user interface being a bit harder than it needs to be

@maswira9698 3 года назад

I'm Indonesian, prefer to choose Yamaha p 45. Tks.

@redding4540 3 года назад

Alesis is a new company and only relies on Amazon market sales. On the other hand, Yamaha has a long history of instrument production. I would choose Yamaha over Alesis at anytime.

@michelecherneski1028 2 года назад

Thank you guys so much! I'm a beginner and I'm so looking forward to playing piano! I've wanted to play since I was, 12 now 15 and about to buy my first standup piano.

@tuxedo1557 Год назад

thats awesome! what keyboard did you end up getting?

@SaloTuEntrenadorVocal 3 года назад

Donner Dp-10 VS Alesis Recital. Donner DP-20 VS Alesis Recital Pro. Donner DD-100 VS Alesis Prestige o Grand Piano.

@willworthoberg6818 3 года назад

Thanks for the info. Great playing!

@befrankpls 2 года назад

Really appreciate. Real good, thank you

@mangsang980 3 года назад

I think the Alesis is brighter

@bhilldesign Год назад

If you need “more tinny” than yes.

@myatminhein789 3 года назад

Thank you for information guys 🙂

@jawashasalan56 3 года назад

Unfortunately the Alesis Rectical Pro seems to sound worse with every instrument :-/ yamahas sound profile is also more to my liking, generally warmer and richer. Alesis reminds me of The Sims soundtrack, a bit colder. The piano sounds may not even be that far apart quality wise and up to one's taste but overall I think p45 is clearly better . But it's still nice for to have something in that price range. Very well done comparision by the way. I appreciate the extra infos at the start and the sound comparision with comparable music. Perfect ! :)

@cantalas3874 3 года назад

wtf? the alesis pro doesnt sound like this!! did you guys make it sound cheaper on purpose? are you paid by yamaha to make their product seem better? CHECK THIS VIDEO TO SEE HOW THE ALESIS RECITAL PRO SOUNDS: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RpVNckYIHek.html&ab_channel=Gear4music it sounds much better than in this video wtfffff

@jawashasalan56 3 года назад

@@cantalas3874 sounds better but it's still worse than the p45, although the actual piano sound isn't that far apart quality wise, but the sound profile also doesn't fit my taste to well and overall it's not good enough for me. Thanks though for the clearer sample, I wouldn't go as far as to assume something shady though ^^

@scottliu6042 3 года назад

@@cantalas3874 I had one alesis recital pro before, but I returned it to get a Yamaha P125, the Alesis doesnt sound good honestly if you can hear it in person.

@baigadil 3 года назад

@@cantalas3874 yes anything can sound awesome run through a professional studio mixer and amp and equalization of your choice! thin tones can become fat, bass response can become thumpy. i am sure if yamaha is run through the same setup as your pointed in your youtube video, it would again sound many times better

@GroveEndRoad 7 дней назад

I first bought the Yamaha but it was not operating very well with the USB. It was actually adding a note in here and there. Bought the recital Pro and had no problems with the USB for midi

@GabbaaGhoul 3 года назад

awesome review!!!

@redmusichouse 3 года назад

The Yamaha acoustic piano sounds miles better. No contest. Alesis piano sounds thin and plasticky.

@andrescarrizo5204 3 года назад

Does it affect that much on the beginners learning experience for the Alesis only having weighted action and not being GHA? I just started learning piano and I am seriously considering the Alesis Recital Pro as I am on a tight budget.

@murc.1 3 года назад

not really, it might make it a bit harder to get used to playing on a grand piano tho. so if u play on a grand piano often at school or something u should probably save up for a GHA.

@craigduncan4826 3 года назад

No if you are going to play an upright like most people are if they encounter acoustics when out and about or even when you look to buy, since grands, even baby grands are so expensive. I played all 3 acoustics and I’m most used to the upright since I learned on that piano and for me the alesis is actually more realistic in feel.

@lazriafanscar8801 3 года назад

If you're finding a GHA, you buy casio cdp 150 or 100, it's below 500 dolar

@rasheemthebestfirstone3274 2 года назад

@@lazriafanscar8801 what which one for a tight budget

@kellymd4889 10 месяцев назад

Thanks guys 👍🏽

@tommylight1312 2 года назад

Not a fair sound comparison. The Alesis is a lot quieter in the mix. We interpret louder sounds as better.

@bhilldesign Год назад

Alesis is also is a less rich and realistic sound

@IshaanNigamOfficial 3 года назад

Amazing review. Would be glad if you can review Artesia A61.

@scotthorwath7236 4 месяца назад

You failed to mention how the Alesis Recital Pro's second acoustic piano sound definitely sounds better than the first.... it captures the natural acoustics of a real upright or real grand piano better than the first sound. It is the sound patch which is actuated when you press to get the red light on the first acoustic piano sound selection button. Also, try the three different attack velocity parameters by turning the dial in the center.. these are also saved when you turn the piano off and on again.

@SKRUBL0RD 3 года назад

wow the alesis really does sound more like a toy piano than the yamaha which is surprising

@JustinDAMusic Год назад

Not really.

@starmorpheus 11 дней назад

@@JustinDAMusicyes really. It’s really tinny. The Yamaha had more depth.

@befrankpls 2 года назад

Real good. I appreciate

@trudaroof 2 года назад

Who knew George Carlin knew this much about pianos.

@herrp8765 Год назад

Good one!

@SeaDrive300 3 года назад

I understand why you'd want a student to learn on a piano with weighted keys, but why does it have to have 88 of them? What's wrong with 73 keys, as found on a piano like the Yamaha P121?

@ATthemusician 3 года назад

Because having a full octave piano is better than not having one lol

@PrinceJes 2 года назад

What if a beginner wants to learn classical songs, would they have to invest on whole other piano or just learn on the closest thing?

@moe9829 2 года назад

Which one is better for beginners?

@lazriafanscar8801 3 года назад

Soooooo............... Which one should I buy?

@jencodzeik3828 3 года назад

P45 sounds a lot better, rich & crisp. The Alesis pro is a lot cheaper & has better functionality though ...

@cantalas3874 3 года назад

@shotlolwin2836 3 года назад

@@cantalas3874 wtf? Are you paid by Alesia to spam the RU-vid comments?! It’s clear that the sound is better on the p45.

@josephro6367 3 года назад

@@cantalas3874 I too don't understand why they posted their samples of the alesis sounding incredibly cheap... If someone were to go by this video alone they would think alesis is made out of a tin can.

@crazygirlfun1 3 года назад

i agree with the other comments. The recital has bigger speakers and yet it sounds lower than the Yamaha i don't trust the guys in the video. Every other review on the recital pro has a better sound than this.

@cantalas3874 3 года назад

@@crazygirlfun1 I still bought the alesis after seeing this video and I can confirm that the sound quality is much better then displayed in this video

@Wgaunichaux 3 года назад

I was actually thinking of getting the Alesis Recital Beginner, but maybe I'll get the Pro if it's more conducive to playing an actual piano. I have a Casio that Moses owned. It's a CTK-100, complete with 49 keys lol. It was my grandmother's. The sound is much better than I'm currently used to.

@Wgaunichaux 3 года назад

@Ultra Legendary Master Thanks. I've moved towards the Pro. The sound quality I have heard in the review videos I have seen has been great. I haven't made the purchase yet though, but I will. If anyone has tried the Donner DEP-20 or Inovus i88 I'd love to hear of your experiences.

@cyndievans2218 Год назад

Great video.. Thank you! Question... Does the Alessis Recital Pro have a keyboard setting that sounds like beautiful keyboard sounds from songs in the 80's..i.e. James Ingram, Patti Austen, Heart etc. I don't know what the keyboard patch was that they used on those songs but I'd like to find a keyboard that has that sound patch plus a grand piano sound. Thank you!😊

@RagedContinuum 4 месяца назад

maybe casio privia has something

@markoquendo675 4 месяца назад

It looks like it’s from 80’s

@nataly_na Год назад

I have P45 for 6 years now, and I feel like it started to sound quieter. I noticed lately that I really need to move volume slider. Of course, I might be getting deaf, but it’s more likely that smth is up with the piano. If anyone had similar issue, please suggest what can be done with this. P.S. I’m really enjoying my Yamaha, highly recommend it for this price

@johnl.conrodjr9000 3 года назад

I got the Alexis Recital Pro

@benallmark9671 3 года назад

Does it have a headphone Jack ?

@benallmark9671 3 года назад

@Carlos Cerna what do mean , what the bigger thing ?

@johnl.conrodjr9000 3 года назад

@@benallmark9671 yes it does.

@johnl.conrodjr9000 3 года назад

@Carlos Cerna Amazon sells jack adapters that plugs into the 1.5

@barragan_music 3 года назад

Man, surprised how many say the Yamaha sounds better. I understand that's how opinions work, but really? The Alesis has a much more lush piano sound, more stereo space, more freq range. The Rhodes actually sounds a lot like a real Rhodes which is what I look for rather than the same ol generic E.Piano sound on most cheap keyboards. The strings have a much more usable sound with a nice attack and slow decay. The Yamaha synth/strings sounds like Nintendo 64. Not sure what people are listening to say the Yamaha sounds better.

@mikeydobrzanskidrums4486 3 года назад

Absolutely agree. I think Alesis sounds much more natural with cleaner, crisper highs that don't sound as artificial as Yamaha.

@andrescarrizo5204 3 года назад

@barragan_music 3 года назад

@@andrescarrizo5204 I wouldn't think so man, I'm going to play a pro tomorrow. My bro got one for his kids. I'll let you know how it feels, but for the money I'm sure it's a great feel.

@baigadil 3 года назад

really I found alesis character less and having no dynamic variation / timber. fast and slow playing merely resulted in volume change. also tone felt more plastic and thin to me. the concert grand (usually the first tone in every piano) should sound full and warm! what you talking about lush sparkle are bright pianos or upright pianos usually 3rd or 4th in tone bank on all keyboards. flagship tones of concert grand (9 / 10 foot pianos) should sound warm and punchy. Alesis sounded thin and sparkly to me.

@akibono6013 2 года назад

I have a question aobut those two models, is there any model of 61 keys that could match to those yamaha or alesis models but in 61 version keyboard, when I say match I think literally, same hammer action, same real piano feeling alongside, what would you recommend in that sense of feeling, thanks

@chioma2844 3 года назад

welll this was helpfulll

@Dana-dh9pj 3 года назад

I love yamaha soo much

@werdskantxpress 2 года назад

Wow ! I diddnt know George Carlin could play piano.😅

@markoquendo675 4 месяца назад

😂

@WaterFlame957 2 года назад

For a split second I was like, "What is George Carlin doing in this video?" LoL!!! 😅😆😆

@agustinebeltran7795 2 года назад

What is the piece that you played at 7:09?

@Porkleaker 3 года назад

Hmm well the Alesis is $599 and the P-45 is $1250 here so thanks you making an even easier decision easier lol. You'll save money getting that sustain pedal even lol.

@redding4540 3 года назад

where? P-45 is $450 in the U.S.

@Porkleaker 3 года назад

@@redding4540 Canada, I found it for $699 which before taxes and delivery will prob be $749. ugh

@bsylvia1 3 года назад

On Amazon as of 12/8/20.... Alesis Recital Pro is $379, and the Yamaha P45 is $449.99

@user-xy8ec9nw3u 3 года назад

😏🥔

@Christopherhlee 3 года назад

Hi Ted and Patrick! I have a question about the Yamaha P45 and P71? Saw them on Amazon. Any insight would be much appreciated. TIA!

@kath2666 3 года назад

71 is a amazon edition I guess but how did u find it? I couldn't find it anywhere😩😩

@Christopherhlee 3 года назад

@@kath2666 Yes, what I found out is that the P71 is just the Amazon exclusive version of the P45. I just searched “Yamaha P71” in Amazon and it shows up for me and it says it’s available.

@Christopherhlee 3 года назад

@@kath2666 I’m in the US. Not sure if that makes any difference. Not sure what country you’re in.

@joeyscooter2618 3 года назад

Wondering how the yamhaa P-45 compares to the Roland RD-88.

@JustinDAMusic Год назад

The RD-88 is a much higher end instrument. It's double the price of the p-45. So there's no comparison really. The p45 barely held up against the Recital pro.

@crazygirlfun1 3 года назад

the recital has larger speakers but sounds lower than the Yamaha why is that?

@farrelmaheswarakarno 3 года назад

Yamaha have built in Speakers, idk what that means lol :v

@GeroLubovnik 11 месяцев назад

Yamaha was richer and fuller. But without a side by side the Alessis sounds good too and nobody would know the difference.

@joannea8238 3 года назад

Is it just my computer? I thought the Yamaha sound was WAY better than the Alesis,,,

@chrissiengarachu9616 3 года назад

Hey do any of the keyboards have pedals?

@lazriafanscar8801 3 года назад

They both have sustain pedal

@antonyirvine9338 2 года назад

The Yamaha wins hands down.

@aemarques 3 года назад

Different prices in different countries. This a comparison that does not make sense for me. In Portugal, where I live, the Alesis is a 290€ instrument and the Yamaha costs 540€...

@user-bw8ej4yx4e 3 года назад

what song was he playing at 6:15

@alan933 3 года назад

Dan Fogelberg's "Heart Hotels" starts out with those chords similarly.

@montyboon4127 2 года назад

Donner DEP-20?

@gabbogameplays 3 года назад

Cual es el mejor entonces?

@Vili86 3 года назад

Yo diría el alesis. Sobre todo si miramos la relación entre calidad y precio.

@spyder6000 3 года назад

Yamaha is always the best ofcourse

@groove40 Год назад

What those reviews don’t show in the keys noise. They never use the sound from the speakers. I love my P-45 but the keys are quite noisy….it’s plank, thump, blump, all the time …😂😂

@epeak5230 3 года назад

Sorry I'm French so I don't understand your video. So what is best between p45 and recital pro?

@oliviergilbert8569 3 года назад

Le p45 est meilleur, mais plus cher en gros

@okay8877 3 года назад

@@oliviergilbert8569 et le alesis est-il mauvais ou pas?

@oliviergilbert8569 3 года назад

@@okay8877 Non, c'est celui que j'ai en ce moment et il est très bon! Ça ne se compare pas à un piano accoustique, mais je suis passé du alesis recital au alesis recital pro et il est bien meilleur le pro!

@okay8877 3 года назад

@@oliviergilbert8569 je prends note! Merci beaucoup!

@noonetobetrifledwith 3 года назад

Is this an add? It ferls like an add

@glenjohnson7760 7 месяцев назад

This is apple versus orange. Alesis sounds like a toy piano. I have been playing for over 40 years. You get what you pay for. I am now teaching on my second P45.

@jencodzeik3828 3 года назад

What sound is that at 10:50 ????

@ramennoodles2589 3 года назад

Harpsichord :)

@gandalfgrey91 3 года назад

So is the sound at 11:01 It’s so embarrassing on the alesis lmao

@captainwin6333 3 года назад

Yamaha sounded better in my view.

@jheighten7568 3 года назад

So then bottom line is buy a Roland fp30 or 10. And don’t have to buy the pedal. Adds up to the same price with better piano

@Joseph-zi7bc 2 года назад

Under 500 = $499.99 Every time

@dnews9519 3 года назад

In this price range the sound is not as important as how the keys feel. Which one has the best feeling keys?

@PrinceJes 2 года назад

Yamaha

@Jack-fs2im 2 года назад

I gig four times a week on 49 keys .Its a myth you need 88 keys imo The human voice only needs 49 keys .aand try carrying the big stuff.We are all living in smaller houses.No wonder lots are using midi controllers.

@SuperWils2010 3 года назад

Thought it was George Carlin in the thumbnail

@moik5185 3 года назад

Yeah. If they were looking for a _Rufus_ for _Bill & Ted..._

@lawrencedgo211 2 года назад

The Alesis sound volume is lower than than Yamaha. Not because alesis sound is plastic lol

@Bornfree-ontwowheels 7 месяцев назад

Sound Yamaha 100%

@maey5470 3 года назад

I have a baby grand, but would like to have a weighted keyboard as a second set of keys for my studio. What is your recommendation?

@sza2562 3 года назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-FSo5p23YPdU.html

@lazriafanscar8801 3 года назад

If it's Graded hammer action, it would be casio cdp 150. I suggest Yamaha p 125

@citsu9155 3 года назад

ill save my money for the yamaha instead of the alesis, the p45 is instantly better

@kath2666 3 года назад

I was looking for it but I think it is so hard to find cuz many people buy it real quick😩😩

@brent6565 3 года назад

P45 is the winner NO CONTEST.

@brent6565 3 года назад

Quick question: is the P71 and P45 the same thing?

@rlino716 2 года назад

@@brent6565 Quick answer: Yes :)

@vdvoskin1 Год назад

i thought George Carlin took up piano when i first started watching

@montazownianr1 3 года назад

No Casio PX 5S? :(

@ernestryles 3 года назад

That’s a completely different class of keyboard.

@Jack-fs2im 3 месяца назад

not many use the 88keys just watch the videos .its a waste imo

@BushBumperBaker 3 года назад

The Alesis sounds super fake. But I played that Yamaha at a Sam Ash store and it sounded pretty fake as well. There are better sounding weighted keyboards out there. I'd actually stay away from Yamaha if you're on a budget. They are basically the Gibson of the keyboard world. Overpriced without adding anything to stand out from nicer ones if you put in the time to research. Yamaha rides on their brand name.