Mason Music Demo Lab: Casio Casiotone CT-S1

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In this video our resident keyboard expert, Chadwick McDowell, takes the Casiotone CT-S1 for a spin. Whether you're a beginner looking for something affordable to learn on, or a pro looking to add something new to your 'key'chain (that was a stretch), this board is worth a look.
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7 сен 2024

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Комментарии : 17

@mikegreen2214 2 года назад

Quality playing and informative demo; thanks! Makes me look forward even more to getting mine in a few days.

@MasonMusicRocks 2 года назад

Chadwick knows his stuff!!

@garyhighley9022 8 месяцев назад

I just bought a used one tonight....pretty excited.

@miladsoltanalipour8760 9 месяцев назад

Brilliant video and explanations

@johngray8211 Год назад

Brilliant demonstration, thank you.

@MasonMusicRocks Год назад

Chadwick certainly is brilliant! Glad you enjoyed

@MrLibardoq 6 месяцев назад

Great demonstration, thank you. Which one do you think has more beautiful sounds, this one or the Yamaha NP15?

@MasonMusicRocks 6 месяцев назад

Unfortunately I don't have any firsthand experience with the Yamaha NP15 since we're not a dealer for them. Sorry!

@interestingman5155 2 года назад

Hi. Can CT-S1 play violin and flute tone? If yes can you play some demo?

@TommyJones49 8 месяцев назад

With the midi adapter, if hook up tablet or phone will it take the place of a built in display as on the ct x700? Will it show staff and notes being played?

@MasonMusicRocks 8 месяцев назад

It would depend on what software you are running on your tablet or phone. Your phone won't automatically act as a display for the piano just because you plug it in. Midi is just a communication protocol between devices. If you are running an app or software that displays staff and notes being played from a midi device then yes this is possible. But it's more involved than simply plugging a device in.

@pisman100 Год назад

did you use external speaker ? how is it differ with internal one?

@MasonMusicRocks Год назад

I believe for recording this video we took the signal out of the phones / output jack on the back of the keyboard directly into our recording software. So what you're hearing are the sounds of the keyboard direct out and not the sound of the built in speakers (which are also great and plenty loud enough for at home practice). If you did need it louder then you could run the output jack into an external speaker or amp though!