in

Roland GO:PIANO 61-key Portable Piano Review

Roland GO:PIANO 61-key Portable Piano Review

Get the Roland GO:PIANO here:

The Roland GO:PIANO 61-key digital piano aims to fast-track your musical progress. It’s an ideal platform for beginners, with standard-size piano keys that make it easier to transition to a real piano. Roland’s acclaimed piano sounds are onboard in all their stunning realism, along with lifelike electric pianos, organs, and other sounds too. You can connect to your smartphone or tablet via Bluetooth for use with music apps or to play along with your favorite songs. And thanks to handy practice features like a built-in metronome, recording features and more, the Roland GO:PIANO is a great way to enhance your skills.

0:00 – Intro
0:25 – Roland GO:PIANO Specs
1:33 – Roland GO:PIANO Sound Demo
5:00 – Thanks For Watching!

246588 Views 1611 Likes

45 Comments

Leave a Reply
  1. @sweetwater i have two questions, is this loud enough for large venues when connected to PA system? And seems like the keys are not mounted well some are elevated than the others

  2. Hello, I enjoyed listening to you playing and also explaining about Go Piano. I recently acquired one, but still have a few doubts, and would appreciate if you could help me. I don't know how to "save" a certain selection of tone. I would like to use mainly the European Pf. I adjust the tone to number 03, but every time I turn off the piano when I turn it on again, the tone is always number 01, Go Grand. Is it possible to "save" this selection? I thank you in advance for your help, if possible.

  3. @sweetwater can’t find the facts weather the go piano has a more quality sound then the go keys. I’m not interested in the loop function, but 500 sounds for the keys vs 40 is a major upgrade, anyone has some answers?

  4. I just returned my Roland Go-Piano 88. While the sound was great each key required a different touch to play the note. Playing chords was very difficult. I think Roland missed the mark on this one. I really love my Roland FP-30, as as much as my Steinway Model O.

  5. The key height and gap variance is huge (shown at 0:58 seconds). Looks like an old upright from the 1940's that has been pounded on. Too bad, it looks like a nice unit otherwise.

  6. I bought one of these a couple of months ago. It is awesome! I put it in the rucksack and can ride places on my bicycle with the Roland Go 61 on my back! I'm practicing all over the place!!

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *