I am looking for one that I can put directly on my music when I play the piano. Is there anything like that available?
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I too am looking for that kind of device to use on a music stand. Maybe someone will come up with one.
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The Q88 is a very nice synthesizer. It will sound like several different instruments. Set it on stereo piano at the "00" setting and you have a real nice practice piano. This unit has to be plugged into an amplifier with speakers or you could use an old stereo receiver with an auxiliary input for your sound system. Again, the Q88 is a professional sounding band instrument and is still used by many recording artist! There should be a headphone jack on the back for private practice. I would start there! I owned one of these keyboards for years!
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theres about 5 pianos, several electric pianos, 2 organs i think, some strings, vibes, also a cool thing where it adds acoustic bass and drum hits as you playthe organ sounds are ok, i wouldnt buy this for that alone...you cant control the 'rotating speaker' speed sound or anythingyou could always control something like Vintage Organs in Kontakt with the Privia, but a midi controller with non-weighted keys might be better in the long run for that
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Did you eventually find a good solution for your application? I'm hoping to do essentially the same thing, except I had planned to use the headphone outputs of both the piano and laptop. I would be grateful to know if you got this to work, and any details you might be willing to share about the hookup. Thanks.
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the px100 is great as far as keyboard touch goes, and if you are a beginner I'd say it's fine to learn on. I would prefer an upright with good touch, generally yamaha or steinway only, but if you are looking between this keyboard and a crummy upright, I'd go with the keyboard. 3.5mm regular headphone jack X2-13 years as a competitive pianist
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It is awesome. Just hit the grand piano button and it sounds just like the best piano. I love mine.
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Not sure about the first question because we midi through the keyboard. Second question, 1, we are a duo and we both have one. I would recommend it. Nice clean sound and not computerized.
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You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording or playback. You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording... » Read More You can use an SD card at least. I think it has it's own sound formatting, but I haven't gotten into that at all yet. I believe though, that you can only play songs that you recorded from the piano onto the SD card. You can directly into your computer via USB, but we haven't done that either, so I don't know what you can do with it if anything. We do record songs onto the on-board hard drive to replay, but it only accepts one at a time--as soon as you record a new song, the old one is written over. I am sorry I don't know more, we use this piano mostly for playing, not as much for recording or playback. « Show Less
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It works well with a Casio keyboard and my travel guitar, so it should work for the digital piano too.
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I am not familiar with digital pianos but the headphone does come with a monster headphone jack. So if your instrument has a headphone output it should work regardless
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Are you sure it isn't listed on the Casio website? I haven't searched for it, and the actual keyboard don't come with a full list, but there are hundreds of sound settings that it must be out there somewhere. Sorry I couldn't help!
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No there isn't it's super annoying but you can only choose from two options. The one option plays the piano and the other option plays songs instead of key sounds
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This was a gift for my husband. Posed the question to my husband. Unfortunately he doesn't know. He suggests you contact the manufacturer. Or perhaps a midi cintroller will do the trick. BUT he emphasizes he isn't an expert. Have you tried an on line forum?
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This keyboard is really small. It is really more for just playing around with versus trying to actually learn to play. You can play some songs on it though.
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Yes you can as long as the audio jack from the headphone fits into the Piano :)
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This is a midi interface, you need to connect this to a "brain" that can be a computer or even an ipad or iphone with the correct usb cable. Remember, without a computer this is only a device with a set of piano like keys that won't make any sound.
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Yeah, it has a plug for earphones, the input is large which I don't know the name of that input, so you might only need a converter for regular earphone inputs. I actually bought this piano to be able to play with earphones so that I wouldn't disturb anyone home, and it worked perfectly for that purpose, specially if your earphones have noise cancellation, it is really worth it.