can you get organ sounds from these keyboards
1874132
I'm not sure.... I purchased for my son and he wouldn't okay that type music. I do know that he has really enjoyed it and it's just what he wanted to play the kind of music he plays. He's been very happy with the keyboard and the sound.
1874133
Definitely. There are tons of organ sounds, and probably upwards of 200 other instrument sounds like harpsichord, guitar, violin, bongos, etc.
1874134
Yes you can. However, I purchased this (when I hurt my back) so I could "legitimately" practice the basics with a band because it had built-in speakers. I do not use it at any other time. It has limited sounds that are not on a PRO level quality. I have a Korg kronos and a Yamaha Motif (88 weighted keys).
1874135
Yes, you can. The Wk-225 comes with quite a few preloaded organ voices. In addition, with Casio's data manager program (available for free on the Casio website), you can connect your keyboard to your computer via USB and add and delete voices, songs and rhythms as you wish. For a fuller listing of the WK-225's features, I suggest you download the PDF of the user manual. Simply Google "manual for Casio WK-225" and it should be the first link.
1874136
There are several different organ sounds on this keyboard. I use them when I'm playing Christmas songs and it sounds wonderful. There is a pipe organ sound and it sounds awesome when you're playing classical music.
1874137
Yes-- there are over 40 different organ sounds including '70's organ and various electric, percussion, jazz, rock, theatre and church organ sounds. There are quite a few that have a decent sound.
1408712
No... The sounds are manually adjustable but not exacting to let's say a tabla, etc. If I want to pull up the above mentioned instruments I use a Roland Fantom keyboard workstation that cost 2K. The SR18 is a great buy for 200. but it won't do what you are looking for.
820755
yeah you can buy sound dampeners like these http://www.wasdkeyboards.com/index.php/products/keyboard-accessories/cherry-mx-rubber-o-ring-switch-dampeners-125pcs.html i'm not sure what they do to the feel of the keyboard though
1014803
It won't do anything. It needs some sort of program running to make noise. MIDI controllers like this are just buttons in the shape of a keyboard that tell your computer what to do. There are some free plugins/programs you could can use for piano sounds or synths. I use Alicia's Key's by Native Instruments, but that costs money (but it's worth it imo). You can use a laptop or even a tablet with the right adapters if you have those.In short, the keyboard itself doesn't make any noise without other software.
1782228
OMG, YES!!!! That's what I worried about, because really, until you actually play it you just don't know, and I've played some really crappy keyboards. Ick. I use a clavinova at my church, which is tres expensive, and I like my Casio better than it! OK, I'll stop now. But YES!
434148
To be honest I use the keyboard as part of my band. I have never use it for what you are inquiring about. Cannot give any advice.
483626
No, the M-Audio 88ES does not have any sounds of its own. It requires either a computer with special sound producing software, or a dedicated sound module, specifically designed to be used with this type of 'controlling' keyboard.
1262246
you can use a headphone with this, any type will work. A foot pedal comes with the keyboard
1768229
No. the keyboard is a controller. It has no sounds of it's own. Therefore there is no audio out plug. Only midi out.The audio out will come from the laptop, desktop or iPhone/iPod/iPad that you connect the board to. That computer(or other) must have the instrument software. You will also need headphones and or speakers.
589369
I don't think so. The only things beyond the standard keys are special functions for doing things like turning the volume up and down.
270491
Yes it has several preset sounds for additional instruments including organ, electric pianos, strings and such. The setup allows for layering two sounds and splitting the keyboard to create a 'trio' of sounds. The piano is one of the best 'reproductions' at this price point. It also has Midi capabilities, so you can use this as a Master and drive additional synthesizers with separate sound patches as well.
1488651
no, not with this keyboard, it only has a headphone output and an input for a sustain pedal. ok.
2124367
Natural piano sound is excellent especially with a little reverb. Also the church organ and harpsichord sounds are brilliant. I'm very impressed.
8646
No they are not. You get the same sound regardless of how hard or soft you hit the keys.
531830
If you can, I still haven't figured it out, I also have a Yamaha psr s650, what I do is play them together connected to the PA system with the same tempo and it is awesome. I am still working on playing another keyboard into my mox6. I learn something new everyday and loving every minute of it.
914640
I believe you could. You have another input on the amp but I don't know how good quality sound for a keyboard you could get. I think it would be decent but not sure.
1425250
The best suggestion would be a keyboard amp, like a Peavey KB1 or any of the Roland KC amps.