Does the keyboard allow for soft and loud tones? If you barely press a key, does it produce a soft tone, and hard produces a louder tone?
1169485
yes its called touch response you have to activate the setting to make it do that
1169486
Yes, it works as you described. I was a little surprised by this when I tested it but yes, a soft touch produces a soft tone and a hard touch a much louder tone
1235368
I have to admit, I've never noticed how loud this keyboard is, so I suppose that means it isn't very loud at all! It is a bit quieter than my Dell laptop keyboard, if that helps.
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.
1547837
They feel like a real piano to me. They have sensitivity like a real piano too, if you hit it hard it's louder, you can play softly, so you can get the intonation of a real piano. It can be set to just blat out notes like other keyboards, maybe that's what others are experiencing. I like it as well as the grand piano I grew up with. Plus it comes with a sustain pedal so you have even more control over the sound.
1717850
No, it is not touch sensitive. No matter how hard or soft you press a key, it makes the same sound.
1910544
Absolutely not! Not on mine, at least. It's keys are extremely easy to press and use, and feel much like a Hammond Organ (if you've ever felt one of those) haha!
1199118
No it does not...also, just to note...this keyboard is EXTREMELY loud in terms of the noise output when typing. The keys are outrageously loud. Not recommended.
749364
It is quieter than say a stock Dell keyboard. It more or less has a rather muffled thunk type of sound compared to clicking. I'm a programmer / sys admin and I don't completely touch type, nor do I type 60 wpm. So your mileage may vary.
1717849
When the key is touched softly or harder, there is no difference in the volume level. In the Grand Piano mode, tapping the key is different than holding the key down. When held down, the sound fades like a normal piano.
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.
789378
It really depends on whether or not you have a soft touch keyboard. The microphone is very sensitive and you can set the record feature to be one directional, but I doubt if the keyboarding sound will be eliminated completely. I use it with my desktop, but I never type at the same time. I wouldn't count on having the sound totally undetected.
837004
It is quieter than a mechanical keyboard but if you type quickly there is a sound made that is louder than a "quiet" keyboard, it is not loud but it does have a sound.
36493
It's not quiet. People absolutely will hear you typing. I don't know how people can call this a quiet keyboard - it's almost as loud as a "clicky" keyboard.
798899
Yes, but its no where near as loud as a mechanical keyboard. *MUCH*? not really, but it is louder.
1538974
Since you are using easy play I assume you may be a litle slow in playing. The melody keys are synchronized to a particular note. That's an automatic programming function. It could be that there is a lag between you striking the note and the"computer" processing it that makes it sound off.I'm not sure what you mean by easy touch. the keys are pretty responsive. The effort to get a sound is comparable to the pressure needed to use a computer keyboard pressure. But there is no way to play softer sound without the pedal.
529378
Yes, the space bar is a little louder than other keys. It doesn't bother me though - I rather like the difference in sound as it confirms i have entered a space when i intend to. Interestingly, I was actually unaware of the difference until you brought it to my attention!
323162
It's not super loud and clicky. But it's not silent, either. I'd say average for a keyboard. Can you hear your current keyboard? I'd test that with someone to get a baseline.