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Grabe su interpretación en formato MIDI utilizando la aplicación Yamaha Smart Pianist. Luego, exporta el archivo MIDI a software como Finale o Sibelius y verás la partitura. ¡Buena suerte!

Hi! Thanks for watching. You can use a cloud service like Dropbox. help.piascore.com/hc/en-us/articles/360000544911-How-to-upload-to-cloud-file-service-such-as-Dropbox

Hi and thanks for your question. The Roland Piano App ads those extra features to the FP-30 on up. We have never tested it on the FP-10. It is possible the FP-10 doesn't have the necessary hardware to support the additional features.

That all depends on how you setup your system. By default, the sound should come through your computer speakers. You'd have to change that if you wanted the audio from your computer to come out your Roland speakers.

That's understandable. We all have to make our own value judgements. Thanks for watching!

Thanks, Jonathan! Thank you for your kind words! We wanted to demystify the two lines for folks since the terminology Roland uses is similar, but different for each line. Glad this helped! Also, we do have a "cut down" version of our Roland Owner's Club. It's $299 and it's available here: www.rivertonpiano.com/online/digital/roland/special-owners-club.php

Thank you!

No. Roland's Piano Reality Projection system breaks the sound up into parts and projects it through each speaker group automatically. There is no way to change that. The goal is to emulate a grand piano's acoustic performance and you can't do that with a grand piano. All you can do is customize the piano's performance.

Hello and thanks for your question. While you can't retrofit a piano into a "Silent Piano," you can add a third-party silent practicing system to your G3. This is the system we recommend: ua-cam.com/video/UsvYMPUVGfo/v-deo.html

The FP-60X doesn't have modeling (it uses sampling and has a much lower "resolution" sound). It also doesn't have the wood/resin keys (only resin). It has a smaller speaker system and amplifiers. Those are the biggest differences.

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That's Yamaha Artist, Qingqing Ye performing "Rachmaninoff's Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, Op. 43." You an see the full video here: ua-cam.com/video/cC0xYTJBnGE/v-deo.htmlsi=_JkUpZHjyDDozswV

We set the Ambience to "Studio" and the Level to "0" - the most "dead" space we can create.

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It's called "Ambience." Just press the Ambience button and set as desired.

@@RivertonPianoCompany Thank you. Is there a Leslie (rotary) on this. I read that there was but it's contolled by a triple pedal. Is there a tone button that will give the same effect ?

You can change its speed with the center pedal (with one of the optional 3-pedal systems) or... If you’ve selected a tone to which the rotary effect is applied, pressing the [Organ] button will switch the speed of the rotary effect.

Glad you enjoyed that! We love that sound too!

Hahaha YES! That piano was a star!

That's really not the best comparison as they are in different categories. The N1X is a hybrid piano and the Roland LX-9 is a digital piano. The N1X doesn't have anywhere near the features, it has half the warranty, it requires maintenance, and it costs alot more. On paper, the Roland wins every time. ...but that may be misleading. Most of the N1X's expense is due to its all-wood grand piano action. If you're looking for a baby grand piano, but don't have space for one, the N1X is a great choice. it has the same action, but it uses a digital sound source. The Roland has a great action (with haptic feedback - which the N1X doesn't have), but it's not going to have the same feel. The Roland LX-9 should be compared to the Yamaha CLP-785. The N1X is an entirely different concept. That said, you should play both and see which one you like better.

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Hi there. Thanks for watching. That tone is usually at the end of the "Strings" submenu... right after "Jazz Scat." Hope that helps!

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Certainly, that is a matter of opinion. What I can say is that the GP-9 has longer keys with more leverage, higher resolution key sensors and haptic feedback (carrying acoustic vibrations back to your fingers). Whether or not you'll like it better is up to you, but (on paper at least) the GP-9 has better specs.

It's a "Silent Piano." It doesn't have speakers. If you want to attach powered speakers to it, you can, but then you might as well buy a "TransAcoustic Piano."

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Thanks for watching! Glad we could help.

Hi there! Thanks for your question. Both the CSP and CVP series are good recording pianos, but I think the CVP is easier to work with. If you're looking for a piano with the 909GP's features at a lower price point, try this one out: www.rivertonpiano.com/online/digital/clavinova/cvp-905.php

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iPads are best because they offer more music apps and the apps tend to work better with Bluetooth MIDI. Any size iPad is good. Good luck!

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This is not an issue we have had with the app. Try uninstalling and downloading the latest local version.

Ugh. Sorry to hear that!

NO! ...and I recently played the NV5S. It did NOT feel good! Of course, this is just an opinion, but I thought it played like mud - VERY slow and unresponsive. So weird.

We have detailed videos available in our "Roland Owner's Club." You can find that information here: www.rivertonpiano.com/online/digital/roland/special-owners-club.php

Where are you saving your recordings? The app can only record the MIDI notes you play, but it can't record backgrounds and it can't record audio. If you record onboard your piano with the USB flash drive, you can record MIDI or AUDIO and you can record backgrounds. You can also export those recordings. If you are saving MIDI files in the app, but you can't hear them when you play them back, I would recommend checking your piano's song volume settings in the Functions menu (this is a separate setting from the main volume). If that's not it, you should contact the company you purchased the piano from for more in-depth guidance. Hope that helps!

Actually you were almost right, the song volume knob on the piano board was down, that's why I couldn't hear anything ! As simple as that ! Thanks dude 🖖🏻 P.S I'm very disappointed by the accompagnements :( I wish there were more style beats and more time signatures...

It's really hard to diagnose this stuff sight unseen - especially over web chat. ...but we're glad we were able to help! If you want more accompaniments, you might consider some other apps like PlayScore 2 or Sequel. Best of luck to you!

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed the video!

First things to check when you're getting noise are the cables. One of them may have gone bad.

When i plug in mic, i hear background wind. Help please. I use shure beta 58A​@RivertonPianoCompany

I would recommend contacting Roland so they can help you troubleshoot. I usually point to the cables and their connections first and foremost. If you test other cables and you're still getting the noise, try a different mic. If that doesn't solve it, definitely contact Roland. Best of luck to you!

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Love the CVP-909!

Thanks for watching! Glad you loved the piano. We do too!

That is correct. It is an upright action so it doesn't have the repetition of a grand piano.

@@RivertonPianoCompany Right, mimic is not even the correct word, it literally has the action of an upright. Do you then believe it would make more sense to get a digital piano (from the CLP 700 series for example) if your goal is to play on a keyboard that most resembles a grand? Have you ever assessed whether, for example, with those pianos the note repetition is on par with a quality grand? Thank you

Well, that depends. The action isn't identical to an upright's action because the hybrid doesn't have hammers. ...so there are a few minor differences. Mimic is Yamaha's word and it might be *technically* correct here. That said, I would definitely recommend a CLP-785 or an N2 if you're looking for a grand piano experience. Both actions (especially the N2 which is based on the C3X action) have more of a "grand piano" feel. Good point!

Thank you for watching! We're glad you enjoyed it!

Hello! Find pricing and info here: www.rivertonpiano.com/online/digital/clavinova/cvp-909.php

We do too! Thanks for watching!

Hello and thank you for your comment. We will mention this to Roland too. Hopefully, they will fix this in a future update!

That is correct. It is a digital grand piano.

Hi, MeaHeaR. Sorry to hear you're having problems. The app does work with your piano. You might want to contact the place you bought it from and have them help you solve the problem. It is possible! :)

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Hope they can help you!

Hahaha. We all do it with the hope that "maybe someday..."

Same here bro 😅

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for supporting us!

Good catch! Thank you! The style before that was Dixieland! ...but that second one should have been labeled Oberkrainer Polka 1. Thanks for catching that!

It was easy for us to remove it while filming this video. That said, I wouldn't recommend removing it. You'd lose access to the music rest, your fallboard and two of the piano's speakers.

Could you provide some steps for disassembling the front fallboard?

Not here. Since we don't recommend doing it yourself, we don't want to explain how to do it here. If you contact your local Yamaha dealer, however, they can tell you how to do it.

Rosewood. The pianos in this video are rosewood.

Hi there! We have never tried to create ledger lines in PiaScore. We've just imported music that already hade them. I am not sure what the process for that would be. You might contact their tech support and ask. Maybe they can help all of us! :)

@@RivertonPianoCompany Thanks for the reply, piaScore has changed my life, creating a set-list is a couple of minutes instead of shuffling pages in a songbook for an hour. Adding notes with guitar cues is all I need (a guitar player that reads, what?), and ledger lines would be a big help, I mean, which Middle C do you want me to play? :)

Totally get it! PiaScore is the best! Hope you can find the solution on this one!

You can find their pricing here: help.flowkey.com/en/articles/4466337-which-subscription-plans-are-available

It is. apps.apple.com/us/app/piano-maestro/id604699751

@@RivertonPianoCompany in the app store it doesn't appear the option for downloading , instead it says: This app is available only on the App Store for iPad.

OH! I apologize. I didn't realize you were asking about a Macbook. Very few apps are available for notebooks (compared to iOS mobile devices) because that is what most folks are using. Sorry about the confusion!

No prob! Thanks for your quick respond anyway @@RivertonPianoCompany :)

Any time. Thanks for watching!

Yep! That's what I would have said - the Roland LX708.

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You can definitely use both pianos without the app... but the app adds features and (in the 701's case) more sounds to the mix.

@@RivertonPianoCompany if I am looking for only piano sounds nothing else, will it work also? Or I should look for different bands? . Btw thanks for quick response

You're welcome. Almost no digital piano has just piano sounds. They all offer other instruments as well.

You'll love it!