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Everyone should have one of these! The CT-S1 is a 61-key touch sensitive keyboard that you can play anywhere. It’s the perfect keyboard to take to a park, beach, pool party, or anywhere you want to make music and be creative. This lightweight, portable keyboard includes strap pins so you can jam anywhere you see fit, all you need is a strap and batteries, and you’re all set. You’ll be able to use a variety of sounds, too. Aside from its 61 full-size keys with touch response, the CT-S1 provides 61 sounds onboard, including an impressive stereo German grand piano. When inspiration strikes, the 1-button recorder will allow you to capture ideas on the go. Let’s take a look & listen. #Casio #Casiotone #CTS1 #PortableKeyboard #DigitalPiano #Piano
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00:00 Intro
00:53 CT-S1 Overview
—SELECT PIANO DEMOS—
04:59 Stage Piano
05:15 Piano Pad
05:30 Dynamic Piano
05:45 Classic Grand
05:58 Rock Piano
—SELECT ELECTRIC PIANO DEMOS—
06:16 Stage E. Piano
06:32 Phaser E. Piano
06:47 Dyno E. Piano
07:02 Electric Grand
07:23 Digital E. Piano
07:42 Galaxia E. Piano
07:56 Tremelo 60’s E Piano
08:10 Unknown E. Piano
08:23 Unknown E. Piano
08:39 Unknown E. Piano
—SELECT ORGAN DEMOS—
08:53 Jazz Organ
09:07 Velo Organ
09:19 Rock Organ
09:31 Pipe Organ
09:44 Unknown Organ
—-KEYBOARD SELECT DEMOS—
10:00 Harpsichord
10:11 Wah Clav
10:24 Clav
10:37 Tape Flute
—SYNTH SELECT DEMOS—
11:14, 11:32, 11:46, 11:53, 12:24, 12:46
13:06 Strings
13:21 Guitar Pad
13:38 Vibraphone
13:53 Symphonic Brass
14:07 French Accordion
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I always enjoy your videos.
Thank you the effort.
I have a casio ctk3200.
Good instrument
Hahaha, my white CT-S1 arrived today and I love it!
It kills the roland go piano .
Unfortunately, it is double the price outside the US. Only Casio knows why. Anyone else doesn't
What do you think, will Casio release this year an updated verion of the highclass e-pianos? GP320/520? What can we expect to see this year?
Please do review ctx700 piano sounds. Thank you
Thanks! This is the only demo on internet which really shows ALL the sounds of the CT-S1 .Good job guys, thank you.
In 1982 I was working for IBM Field Engineering, in downtown Manhattan. There was a music store called J & R Music. They had pretty darn near a city block with various stores, one for records, one for video, and one for stereo equipment, appliances, etc. I was killing time on my lunch hour looking at Stereo Equipment, and came across a Casio CT-401 on display. I play guitar, and I maybe knew a basic moveable C chord on a piano. I went nuts fooling around with it. I spent a lot of lunch hours up there. Soon they came out with the CT 7000, and that showed up at J & R as well, both on display. I wanted one!!! Talked my wife and my parents into chipping in and getting me one for Christmas. I had a ball with it. I eventually got a hardshell case for it, would lug it up to Massachusetts on business trips, kept me out of trouble. I used it when I started taking piano lessons. I later sold the Casio, and bought a Ensoniq ESQ-1, great Synth! I have the new CT-S400 on order, looks like a blast, light, portable, and sounds great! Good Review guys, the CT-S1 is a killer board for the money!
I just got a black CT-S1 and I'm looking forward to learning on it as a total beginner.
I like the way you guys conducted this overview: easygoing and informative.
In 1963 I started taking piano lessons. I have had and played a lot of keyboards, over a long long, time. I have arranger boards. I do have the CT-S1 in red. Took it on a camping trip, it amazed them around the camp. The function button turns every black and white note on the keyboard to a different sound setting. You can also transpose up and down using the function button, two keys raise or lowers the transpose key. 61 keys yes,…but there is a function to either extend the upper and lower octaves beyond the sound of 61 keys. For 199.99 this is like giving the instrument away at that price. Runs on house current or 6 AA batteries. The on board speakers are great and has a surround sound setting. From the earphone plug I connected into my 75watt amplifier. If Casio keeps this trend up then Yamaha, Korg etc…have to re think from price to boring black color tradition. This review video is the best I have seen so far on YouTube on the CT-S1…..Casio has stepped into the big time with this.
great v v good.wish there was a 49key version.I gig 4 times a week.Carrying is the big prob.At moment using a 37key irig pro and a module and take it on the bus.
8:23 such a great sound 🎹
miles better than those PSR keyboards
I would play passages more ‘relevant’ to the sound your demoing:)
I have a question that I am hoping someone can answer for me please.I own a Bluetooth Tronsmart 40w speaker which is capable of recieving any exernal audio bluetooth signal, which has, I suspect, better sound than the onboard speakers of this keyboard. My question is, using the bluetooth adapter (and incidentally can it be any bluetooth usb adapter, or does it have to be the one specifide?) can I send the audio signal from the keyboard to my external bluetooth speaker? and if the answer is yes, is the sound of the keyboard then disabled, or can I have the sound going through the keyboard and external speaker at the same time? If you can answer this, it would be great in helping me decide if this is the keyboard for me. Many thanks
This keyboard is way more than a beginner keyboard It should have sold for at least 600 of you play it snd hear how responsive the key-on guitar sounds and effects are you will freak out as well as the electric piano these guys are not playing it right if you press hard it gives Way more twang they are very bad at demo
Love the fact you played the same melody over and over. It truly shows the quality and range of sound preprogrammed in this fantastic offering…
Casiotone = plastic toy with plastic sounds. Home keyboard for kids and nothing more.
Hey, great video and amazing sound! I am thinking about buying a keyboard to start learning the piano and my budget is around 250€, do you believe it is Worthy for me to start? My goal is more classical piano that the modes of the keyboards.
I prefer the Yamaha PSR-373 for the same money. I can make my own drum beats for my music creations. Plus, I don't need to spend an extra $79 on the Bluetooth dongle. Just need a cheap printer cable to connect to my PC for music creation and storage.
It is indeed a great portable keyboard. Just received mine, and I love it!
My brother gifted me a Casiotone MT-45 for my 16th birthday back in 82'. Loved that keyboard, learned the basics on it. Not sure where it ended up to, I think my nephews. Wish I kept it, I checked ebay, good working used is about $115 as 80's vintage, probably the same amount my brother paid for. I now have this CT-S1 (Black, I think it looks more elegant than White or Red) as my fourth keyboard, both as standalone and MIDI with my laptop DAW using Sony SRS-XB33 portable bluetooth speaker. I have a proper 88 weighted Yamaha piano, but this CT-S1 is so fun, the feel and sound (built in speaker) is awesome, I can take it anywhere, its now my goto keyboard. Casio has come a long way.
Cool keyboard!
bought mine , and i must say its all worth the price. very good
Let’s gooooo
Amazing sounds. Changed my impressions of Casio. As good as a Korg😊
Is the Casio Casiotone CT-S1 compatible with GarageBand DAW?
Got one of these, lots of fun, really enjoyable sounds. I'm amazed when I think about what a piece of junk you would get in the 90s in this price range.