I Went To The Music Store To Buy A Keyboard (And Troll People) 

I liked the enthousiasm in this video lol😂 Lionel finally has decided to go outside.. But honestly I think public piano performances would be a great addition to this channel

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Yesss love how your content is expanding!

Great Video, would like to know of you would recommend the Yamaha Clavinova series of digital pianos.

These kinds vids are great I really hope to see more of these!!

I just got my Kawai ES920 hahaha and I love it! As a fellow pianist I appreciate you chiming in here ;)

@@MusicalBasics that's great, i love the fact it's pretty light at 17kg but still has pretty high spec overall. Bought mine the other month, I wonder if you still have your mp11se as well... I think you have a nice grand too, which are obviously in a different league lol. Those music shops are like candy stores to us musicians hahaha.

YES

@@markfowlermusic yep! I’m getting my Mp11se modified and it should take a few months. So I got the es920.

@@MusicalBasics I have Korg lp 380 it is worth it! the heys and all its worth it.

50k likes...seems like a journey lol

Or, we already know lol....it's not that hard.

@@killer408cid Then please guide us noobs :D

Let's view this everyday lol

Well we just need some ppl to see it and moreover other tutorials are there on yt.

❤️ thanks yvez!

Which one? I have the Korg LP-350. Absolutely love it. Great sound, great feel and plenty of sound and instrument options.

My dad had an oasis and it sounds great but so does the nord stage 2 and don't overlook a yamaha

Yes! when I visit a piano store I'll be sure to do something like this ;)

You can feel the vibration in the keys and in the whole room too, which is also a great feeling that you can't get with a digital piano

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I'll take a good digital piano over a bad (badly maintained) acoustic any day of the week.

I would love to have an acoustic piano, but I have no room for one, and there are no piano tuners within 70 miles of me. I'm grateful that digital pianos are a viable option.

@@RetroPlus actually any volume turned up loud enough will induce vibrations. different vibrations yes, but vibrations nevertheless.

You can buy one with 61 keys, its the piano I have. It works well too, though it feels a bit cheap, it is a little more expensive than your piano

I have a Akai LPK25 with 25 keys and I don't regret buying it. If I want to play piano and I will go to a place with a piano. (Still, I'd like to have something with like 61 keys or something to acutally play with 2 hands ;) )

I've recently purchased a 61 key keyboard to see if I stick with playing it. Took piano lessons in my youth, but didn't stick with them which I do now regret. If I do stick at the keyboard then I'll splash out on an 88 key digital piano, but even then only costing up to about £1000.

I also have a 49 key midi controller and it's great for music production with DAWs when I'm on the go. But it'll never replace an 88-key keyboard for me. Even 61 is too small and frustrating when I can't reach the octaves without using the octave switching button.

I got my own PX-S1000 earlier this year and I love it. Not the most sophisticated piano, but a good one nonetheless. 😊🎹

Same here, trying piano after guitar. Just got 100 bucks piano to see if I like it and am willing to put the effort. Good enough and when I decide to buy something fancier I'll have no regrets to get rid of this one.

@@PavelUrubcik I'm basically the opposite - I know piano but am going to learn guitar at some point. Hopefully this will be the year 😁

Bro can you gift me that 60$ piano 🎹

The whole video was a bit edgy when it comes to that xD

its a joke just like you guys hating viola you think viola players like that?

I almost became a viola player. Luckily I decided on saxophone before that tragedy ever started.

No piano is just better

Jk

Nope, my level is definitely reachable ;) but you gotta find a really good teacher and practice your ass off. If you are in a major city in the united states or Europe, you should have no problems finding someone!

I have both and I’d say while the MP11SE is more realistic, the action of the 920 is definitely better than most keyboards and it is lighter which gives you more control! Congrats on your awesome new keyboard!

@@MusicalBasics Thank you! I opened the box two days ago and played on it for hours (I slept really good after that). I read the manual for a few several minutes before I turned on the piano. Whenever I do that, a part of me feels annoyed because I just want to enjoy playing around with a new toy and be happy, but I always read the manual first for any safety warnings and precautions just in case, like how I read the Nintendo Switch manual, and it said for people with pacemakers to not be within nine inches to it because it may not work properly. I would _not_ have expected that, although it would make sense in a way. I sometimes read the legal stuff, like the terms of service and privacy policies of things that I use, but I usually skim over them for anything that would apply to me. One time, I read the Code of Conduct for my high school, for the reason having enough time to and to bore myself with legal stuff, I saw weapons that were banned on campus included “Chinese stars.” I thought that it meant you couldn’t use Chinese celebrities as weapons, like you would just bring Jackie Chan to fight people in school. Then I realized that it probably meant shurikens, even though it has a Japanese origin but uses Chinese characters as kanji. It also said that firearms were illegal on campus (of course). I thought hypothetically what could be used as a lethal weapon similar to a projectile-firing weapon but not be classified as a firearm, and then, the random thought that electromagnetism is the second strongest fundamental force and has an attractive and repulsive force came into my mind. I thought I had a brilliant idea of an electromagnetic gun, but the first US patent of it was in 1919, and there is already a large amount of research on it as a practical military weapon. I had no idea they had existed before (I had only seen the word once while playing Halo but didn’t bother looking up what it was), and I thought of it when I was around fifteen years old. To be honest, I kind of feel relieved that I wouldn’t have to do that much research because I didn’t invent it, but it would’ve felt cool if I had thought of an amazing life-changing idea.

@@aComedicPianist hahhaha i can't believe i read all this stuff

@@will2028 Same man lmao. I started reading because I felt I was reading something I would write but this dude is 10 times worst than me. Got lost in his thoughts and just typed it all out. No hate.

V3xman The P-125 has a much better set. Of features than the P-45. The main thing they share is the GHS action. But connectivity, polyphony, tone generator and speakers are all better on the P-125. For those who can't afford a P-125, consider the P-121, which only has 73 keys, but is still a lot better than the P-45, though not quite as cheap. 73 keys can be an advantage too.

Me too haha

I've played the rd2000, it's a decent action, but it's such a powerful keyboard and doesn't have onboard speakers - overkill for most pianists

I have exact same problem with my downstairs roommate! Its not just me...

I'm saving up for a 125. Pretty excited. Is the pedal really bad though? How much would a good pedal cost?

@@AlphaMohid from all the pictures I've seen it looks like the 125 has the exact same pedal my 45 came with, it's usable, but it's just a cheap little plastic thing, very short, only about 2.5 inches long and it only presses down less than 1/4 inch so it's pretty easy to get your foot on it wrong and it not press down, not helped by the fact that it's so light it slides on any hard surface easily. Especially with my big feet I have trouble with the little thing. You can get a really good one for $30, easily so it's not really breaking the bank getting a better one.

@@1Raptor85 Thanks for letting me know mate. I'll definitely look into a better pedal when I buy the 125. Appreciate it!👋

That's awesome! The watch I have isn't really a watch but rather a wearable metronome! I don't really use it, I just like how it looks

Ow okay yeah it's cool

Nah lol he likes me, I sold him 3 keyboards a few months ago for a great price

So did I, and I totally agree!

Same here, I much prefer the action on it to the Yamaha’s at the same price.

I recently purchased the P515 and I love it so much!

@@supahsofa I love you

@@gustavopaulette3496 Sussy baka

maybe you just have weak fingers....

@@dany.2431 maybe so

@@meltingcolorsthatdontblend1982 not maybe There is no advantages other than it beeing easier to play for beginners. A real piano has much more resistance, and if u are used to it you will controll the dynamics equally.

@@nikitaedell AH yep you are completely right! it's a lot easier to control the velocity of the notes when you have a relative weight behind it. Well I'm sorta a synth scum and most of the synths I have don't have any velocity control.

😂 I'm extremely biased

Yes also atleast the sound for piano was market leading with the ssd streaming tech in the Kronos from the early 2010s to now. So it would be best to get a yamaha keybed and connnect it to a kronos for the sound engine for a real pianist i guess.