This is literally the first I've heard of Dexibel. That has to be the closest emulation of a real piano in my listening experience. I have been leaning towards the Yamaha CP88, but now, oh, oh, oh. Also, the expressiveness in this young woman's playing is absolutely superb. Well done.
The velocity curve on the Casio is by default. The best setting is the curve of the Ab7 key. Once again, and what players never do, is to change the settings to get the best of the instrument.
It sounds like she's using the Bright German Grand on the Grandstage. The Dynamics knob is turned off in the video, but you can still adjust the velocity curve through the settings menu. Curious if they changed something. My Grandstage doesn't sound this flat. She's a very expressive player and you couldn't hear any of that through the Grandstage. Something is definitely off. The Vivo sounds fantastic. I'm really excited to see where Dexibell is in a few years. Right now their keyboards just don't have enough variety in their sound bank for me. I'm sure they will get there!
@@nezkeys79 truth ;) that's why I choose Dexibell. Each of the platinum piano sounds eats up 40% of the internal memory capability, and people bitch about this so much - but each one is good enough on its own that it's going to be very useful for a wide range of styles and situations, so it doesn't really matter that you can't freely and instantly switch between the different platinum pianos, IMO.
Me surpreendi grande mente conta qualidade da Casio, uma proximidade com um piano acústico foi o que percebi. Gostei muito, um som muito agradável. VIVO DEXIBELL s9 em primeiro lugar e em segundo, Casio.
very interesting, thank you very much. So I closed my eyes and listened. I imagined sitting right next to an acoustic grandpiano and that impression gave me the Dexibel. I hear the wood, the vibrations the dust. Very close simulation. The others are good but not that close. But in a band context I can imagine that the CP comes better trough the mix.
From this video (on the other one, I had a different ranking, since they were clearly different piano presets). 1- Dexibell. Breathtaking. Beautiful. As a real piano sound. 2- Casio. Yes. Casio. It has more depth and dimension than Yamaha. 3- Yamaha. Nice digital piano ... that's the problem. It does sound digital. 4- Korg. No comments. Simply unnaceptable for a classical piano sound.
Concertesa os pianos não são editados , são de fabrica " imaginem o piano editado do Casio pxs-3000 que já é em sua essência ponderado e realístico....
For me, Yamaha just edges out the Dexibell. The Dexibell sounds a bit too mid-forward, whereas the Yamaha sounds more full and dynamically versatile. The Yamaha's CFX Grand, which is one of the piano options with the CP88, is among the most renowned pianos ever built and is found in top concert halls all over the world. Also, the Dexibell lives in the price neighborhood of a Nord. For that money you could get a Clavinova. The Casio - WOW! CASIO??? When I was younger those things were sold in the TOY sections of department stores. They've come a very long way, baby. I cannot believe how rich and full this one sounds. If I couldn't afford the others, Casio is the best sound for the money, hands down. The Korg is ... well ... uninspiring compared to the others in this demo. But it's not designed to sit on a large stage playing Rachmaninov and Chopin. It's designed to sit in a contemporary band or church, and it serves that purpose very well. We must remember that unless we are playing with the Vienna Symphony, most of our audience will not have the same discriminating ears that we have. Any of these 4 serve their purpose excellently. The important differences are not the sound or timbre of the pianos, but the touch, durability and overall ease of use of the keyboard.
🔥🔥DEXIBELL ME RECUERDA MUCHO A LOS LEGENDARIOS GeneralMusic PROMEGA series.... La mayoría de sus ingenieros se fueron a Nord.....por eso los pianos acústicos son tan bien hechos ....
I use Grandstage too, it doesn't sound like that by default 😂 unless you set the Dynamics knob to maximum which means almost no velocity sensitivity 😂😂 I don't know about the other boards, in my opinion it's an unfair comparison
It also depends on the micro used, the room, uploaded quality, device/earphones that is used to listen. All of that can make a world of difference when comparing to a real piano listening with your ears at merely one meter.
Wrong if you turn the velocity switch to nine on the korg grand stage it sounds more realistic than all of them she doesn’t have the velocity curve turn to nine
Played today the Casio px s3000 the Korg Grandstage and a Roland Pf 60 at a local store. KORG GRANDSTAGE by far, its another league. Loved Casio action by it sounds like a toy compared.
Personally speaking I think that the sound of Yamaha CP88 was my choice, Dexibell was way too 'round and unclear', even far from the steinway concert grand they claimed to sample from, Casio was impressive, as for their price tags, no one would beat it at that range, what the hell with that Korg? Shouldn't sound like that...
Pro Brasil, o Casio ganha de lavada, não porque seja o melhor mas porque é o único com preço acessível, os outros tem um preço inacessível pra 90% das pessoas!
E também não só pelo preço, mas só pelo fato de ele poder estar aí neste vídeo brigando com as pontas de mercado já é um vencedor e até sendo melhor em qualidade na opinião de muitos por aqui, a Casio se superou mesmo, está de parabéns em todos os sentidos...👏🏽👏🏽
@@the80386 But the title say Dexibell S9pro and that's not she is playing (S7) The S9 is the one with motorized faders ed more usefull also as a masterkeyboard sounds are the same!!! but for resale much more value for the S9
I would be interested in hearing what this delightful and very talented young woman has to say about each keyboard. It seems to me that the actions of the CP88 and Korg responded best to her touch and that the Dexibel and Casio were imprecise leading to a less good performance. Does she agree?
would you please be kind and let us know what piece of music you're playing - thanks in advance btw very impressive performance (and my favorite is Yamaha) Daniel
Dexibell sounds like it has chorus on it Korg was too bright Yamaha sounded nice Quite surprised with the Casio, though it sounded dull on the lower octaves. But I tend to enjoy dark sounding pianos.
Imho, Dexibell has the best balance all around. I would use it for Jazz, Latin Jazz, Classical, Acoustic. I like Korg as second because many Latin and Pop styles of music use that bright piano sound to cut through the band and it sounds great in context specifically Salsa, Merengue, Cumbia, Reggae etc.. I would then say Yamaha because it’s a darker warmer sound which I think is a characteristic all Yamaha pianos have. Casio is last by default. I’ve had Privia as well and they are decent to play but are very limited when trying to use in a professional setting and it gets lost in the band.
ummm... that is the S7 Pro, not the S9 Pro. You might want to change the title. S7P and S9P have completely different keybeds therefore different feedback on playing. the S7 has the graded TP-40, and the S9 has the custom hybrid wood-plastic TP-400.
Can't believe how beautiful the Dexibell sounds. Most realistic and expressive. Yamaha sounds very balanced and full throughout the range. I personally prefer the Dexibell.
Really ? What are you listening through ? Laptop speakers ? Korg Yamaha Dexibell Casio (The Casio shouldn't even be in this) I am a great fan of Yamaha keyboards, but the Korg sparkled, for me anyway.
Beautiful playing! Thank you for the demos. I know there are a lot of factors to consider when choosing an instrument, and "best" means different things to different people. But I'm curious if there was one that you enjoyed playing most - for whatever reason...sound, feel, looks. I think they all have their special qualities, but I can't afford to buy ALL of them!
if I use 2 criteria: (1) sound natural and realistic (2) as if I am the piano player in front of it, then Casio comes out at the top, followed by Yamaha
Una piacevole sorpresa il suono del Casio PX S3000, bellissimo il suono del dexibel S7pro, per il Korg Grand Stage hanno sbagliato il preset perchè ne ha tanti molto più piacevoli. Lo Yamaha CP88 ha un'ottima tastiera ma il suono è troppo digitale.
Споры бесполезны, у каждого свои приоритеты. На мой вкус лучший звук у Casio... Disputes are useless, everyone has their own priorities. To my taste the best sound in Casio...
CP88 is bright, probably a CFX? Dexibell is sweet... a little bit made up... probably a Kawai sound? Korg... I am not sure... but it sounds grander... Casio... is it a Steinway sound?
