CT-S1 RD Casiotone Piano-Keyboard

Get Creative with Vintage Tones.

Designed by music teachers, this online portal combines video tutorials with an app that connects to your keyboard via USB (cable required) or Bluetooth dongle (optional purchase), analyses your playing and shows you how to improve, step-by-step. I think the optional piano sounds and other sounds that you can listen to with Bank Select MSB2 other than button operations are very good. Available in black, white or red, the keyboard’s speaker net, with its mixed color-texture fabric, spans the length of the console, adding to the wide soundscape experience. You just turn on the keyboard, select one of the 7 tone groups and select if you want a standard, modern, advanced or vintage tone and you are good to go. One of the reasons that the grand pianos sound so good on the CT-S1 is that they are rendered in virtual concert halls.Vary your sound with touch sensitive keys, which you can adapt with three different touch response levels. Keyboardists can choose from 61 exquisitely crafted tones – including acoustic piano, electric piano and organ – so you’re guaranteed to find your favorites. li>61 note, touch-sensitive keyboard with piano-shaped keys. While both these keyboards support the layering of up to 2 voices, only the CT-S400 can have 2 voices split across the keyboards . There’s little or no evidence of distortion; in fact, if you connect up a smartphone (either via the audio input or Bluetooth adapter) they’re good enough to be used for music listening, too.

Take your musical immersion experience a step further and lose yourself in lush soundscapes amidst the full power of surround sound. Delivering larger-than-life Grand Piano tones, full of dynamics and bound to make your performance full of charisma! With built in speakers and a great sound engine there's no sacrifice on quality despite the portability. Like one or two other beginner keyboards, the CT-S1 has the potential to act as a rehearsal keyboard for a more advanced player.The CT-S400 essentially imports the tones wholesale from the Casio CT-X700 keyboard but the tones on the CT-S1 were specially designed by Casio . span>