Yamaha P-121 Digital Piano- Demo with Gabriel Aldort 

I own this piano/keyboard. I am a professional rock/r&b/pop musician working 80-120 gigs per year. I am very happy with the performance of this instrument over the year and half that I have owned it. . The P121 has a high quality grand piano feel and sound for the price --- not the best, but very close. I love the fact that it's scaled down in size which makes it easy to set up and use in smaller stage environments. Because of it's smaller size, it is also surprisingly lightweight which makes it a breeze to carry around from gig to gig. It has a wonderful realistic grand piano sound for an instrument in this price-range. Probably the best sounding piano for around $500 or less. I also own the Roland FP30, I like the sound a little better than the Roland. The internal speakers are loud enough to do café gigs and small combo rehearsals or quieter jazz sessions. I wouldn't rely on the internal speakers to make it through a big club gig or wedding with a full size band competing with other amplified instruments, tho'. There are a couple minor short comings. For instance, I wish there were more electric piano patches (there are only 4). Patches existing in the same selection group cannot be layered, only patches existing in separate selection groups can be layered, and there is no dedicated transpose button . However you CAN transpose up and down using key/selection button combinations which is perfectly ok but kind of challenging to do if you need to change keys on the fly and then back during a gig. But I have done it. For an excellent practice/rehearsal keyboard or a serious gigging instrument for live performance, look no further than the P121.

Finally. I think that is awesome. I have been waiting for something like this.

It's about time Yamaha came up with something that's non-88, but weighted. If they could just put the Reface CP panel on a board like this, they'd corner the market. Maybe something with savable presets on the panel itself... Reface 73....? And bring back the MIDI I/O 5-pin ports please? Let's do it, Yamaha. It's overdue. :)

This is exactly what I was looking for. Now if it were $100 less, I’d order it today

Please p221 (61 or 73 keys, battery powered version,) thank you😍

man................ walking bass lines got me! thanks

They need to give the P-121 all the features of the PSR-SX900. I have been waiting for a PSR with weighted keys for 25 years. YOU HEAR THAT YAAMAAHAA????

wow wish I could play blues in one hand n bass in the other. Great value piano

Why didn’t Yamaha just add the GHS to the YPG 235 ? It has more editing features, along with more styles, more voices, along with 76 notes, and “on the fly” touch of the button editing.

Are p121 and p125 both of them able to do the half-pedal?

Is it possible to change the transpose??

Please, do the F121 Keys have the same size the acustic piano?

I read somewhere that this at contrary to the p125 it doesn't have sympathetic resonance and other details in the piano sound. True?

Hello! Are you using a sustain pedal here or it's just the keyboard? Many thanks 😊

no android app ??

Please explain how I can transpose on this instrument w I c

Why have you recorded the audio in this video in mono?

Este produto será vendido no Brasil?

Woww,,,

They can reduce the weight even further by getting rid of the toy speakers and amplifier.

Pure cf sounds so cheap