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This is amazing. It's amusing that you can be Roland or Yamaha and have decades of experience building digital pianos and all sorts of other digital music devic
by sssilver 2y ago
This is amazing. It's amusing that you can be Roland or Yamaha and have decades of experience building digital pianos and all sorts of other digital music devices, yet even your high-end digital pianos that sell for $3000+ do not have this feature.
Would have loved to not have lost so many improvisations, and consciously recording every time before you start playing is too much hassle.
- kzrdude 2y agoI have a 'high end' digital piano from Yamaha, and how I think about it is very similar - the digital instrument is so 'feature poor' compared to what is possible! With that said, I'm grateful for the mechanical stability of it, and also the reliability of the interface.. Should not be taken for granted. It has buttons, not a touchscreen for example (Kawai digitals were sadly out because of this.)
- zoomablemind 2y agoYamaha digital pianos have on-board recorder which is quite convenient and separates left and right hands. However, the internal capacity is fairly limited and there's some tolerable yet a delay after the recording to save the buffer on the flash. I don't think there's a ready way to copy such internal recording from the piano onto some external medium. This device may be a nice 'upgrade' for such digital pianos. It'd be nice if the recordings can also be played for a selected hand, so that it could be used in learning.