Does the volume change with how hard or soft you hit the keys?
902716
Yes, somewhat you can tell when playing piano and forte. However, this models volume at its loudest is okay for practice play but, if used in an actual venue external speakers will be necessary. On a scale of 1-10 the volume is probably about a 6.5
902717
Yes. And as a beginner and playing at home, the volume knob and headphones help keep the noise down in the house when it's late at night with kids sleeping.
1701711
I guess they called this way since the keyboard respond to your touches, louder if you press the keys harder and quieter if you press them softly
726984
Yes, it does sometimes make a very very soft click when pressed but hardly noticeable unless you have the ears of a musician and are playing very soft on your keyboard. It's really not noticeable unless you are listening for it. I can hear mine click only when there is no sound coming from the keyboard.
1469782
It does not make a loud clacking noise but it does make noise. The keys are softer than the traditional desktop keyboards I have used. When I was typing, my friend did hear the keys over the phone and he said it's audible like a regular keyboard.
1094470
It's quiet. The keys are flat and give you a firm tactile feedback as you type. They're not bouncy or clacky like a regular keyboard.
160934
I bought this for my kid, so I'm not the one playing it. But, I did notice that the keys feel more like a piano than an old Casio keyboard I had. My old Casio was like a "switch", either on-or-off, and you could feel that mechanism as you pressed the key. This new Casio is more like a piano, but I don't recall if the loudness works like a piano (soft if you hit the key soft, loud if you hit the key hard)... I want to say it does.
2184322
You shouldn't have to worry the volume keys are in the right placement the only physical button that got changed was the homekey.
1717850
No, it is not touch sensitive. No matter how hard or soft you press a key, it makes the same sound.
1807307
Don't know what you mean by soft, do you mean the click of the keys making a soft sound? If that is it, then it is not overly loud, but makes a slight sound typical of typing. If it's feel then it is the typical hard plastic key feel.
205150
Hmm... Typing on it now, I'd say that the keys have a very small amount of resistance. I like it, enough to feel like you're pressing a button, but not at all difficult to do so.
1632976
Yes, however the media keys are part of the other keys so for example to make the volumn louder you need to use key combination FN+Up Arrow
1000420
I did not have an issue with loudness. There is a volume control to adjust it up and down.
1330502
The keyboard is soft rubbery like, no its not harder to press down keys, i dont know about your last question, im not good at keying im a two fingers keyer.
99502
I describe it as medium, but I'd say on the softer side. It's not like flat keyboards as often found in laptops, but certainly as easy to press, and the keys aren't nearly as high or hard to press as most "clack clack clack" keyboards. This beast is cheap, though. You can't go wrong, and just return it if it doesn't suit, I say! I've had several of these and loved them all.
1404244
As far as I remember it does effect the tone itself. I usually don't mess with the tone knob. I set at mid-point and leave it alone.
330982
The F and J keys do have slight raised dots, but the tactile feedback is not as good as it used to be (according to my memory). As far as I can tell the keyboard does not provide audible feedback through the sound system, but you can indeed hear it when you press keys. The layout is nice, and the keys are full-sized.Terry
529376
No....about the same. The keys have the standard laptop-like "Chiclet" sound but the space bar has a harder "whack" sound it you hit it harder of course. (I blame the thumb.) It's a very nice plank!