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Yamaha DGX670 – Portable Grand Piano! | Gear4music Keys and Orchestral

Yamaha DGX670 - Portable Grand Piano! | Gear4music Keys and Orchestral

Tom sits down with Paul from Yamaha to discuss the feature heavy DGX 670 portable grand piano!

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00:00 Introduction
00:28 Overview
01:40 Design and feel
02:18 Sound
05:43 Styles and Backing Tracks
09:10 Voices
11:44 Features
12:44 Tuition System
13:54 Other features and conclusion

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  1. All that glitters is not gold. The string voices don't sustain with the pedal. In general it's very complex; plus it's extremely heavy to move around. It does offer a lot of bang for the buck. Obviously this guy is getting a lot out of it.

  2. Great demo and excellent coverage of some of the features! One minor mistake by Paul – at 3:48 he says "full colour touch screen". It's not a touch screen. I don't consider this a shortcoming though. At the given screen size, buttons and the jog dial are the better option. I'm sold!

  3. This really is a lightweight mini Tyros/Genos light for everything! There is a lot of SW from the PSR Arrangers in it. Powerful sounds, good styles, good keyboard too and really well under 1000€, that's completely o.K. Onboard speakers are a bit crappy, but it sounds great in a PA! More pedal connections, e.g. for arranger start/stop, fill ins, sustain, rotary sound etc. would be very nice. Sorry, the strings and some sounds drool way too much and it's just a passive arranger part with no direct control. An interactive computer interface is possible, as well as Midi files Arrangement. But no more Midi plugs at the back, maybe to synchronize with other KB's or a foot pedal!
    USB and the minimum necessary connections complement this! Great KB, nice demo!

  4. I've had mine around 6 months now. Why are the lights red for on and green for off? Why are the lights so bright, and baly located that I can't read the text aboce the buttons? Why are the buttons a horrible rubber that attracts dust and won't clean? And why is the menu so difficult and non-intuitive to navigate? Every screen uses different buttons/wheel/cursor to move around, it's awful!! The sound, however is stunning. The keys are beautifully weighted, the functions are amazing, and it feels great to play. I wouldn't swap it for anything else, I just wish there was some effort put into the usability. I've replaced a DGX-630 with this, and the old one was much easier to use.

  5. Thank you for such a nice and wonderful presentation, I have watched your demo on P-S500 too, another well presentation. It really help me a lot in selection of digital piano. Could you please advice which one has a better sound quality with the built in speaker? And the touch of the piano key?

  6. I wouldn't call the DGX-670 very portable. IMO it does not fit into the P series, and there is a P model missing, one with a better plastic action, a lighter weight and better connectivity than on this piano/arranger.

  7. Остался маааленький штрих до совершенства – содрать звук у стейнвей…
    Добавить библиотеку ряда натуральных инструментов (роялей и пианино) ямахи и стенвея. 🥰

  8. Does a pa speakers change rhe sound for better than onboard speakers? Its just more volume or the definition and piano tone richness gets better with PA?i use pianoteq with hamburg steinway model d and it sounds much better specially rhe bass. Cfx bass js too metalic… Maybe good for pop but not for classical. With headphones its a little better.

  9. Hi, I like the DGX 670 as a piano, but I can't find information on the internet about the possibilities of using it as an input in any DAW (Ableton, Reaper, etc) through the usb-host, since it would exponentially expand its use. Please does anyone have any reference on this? The manuals and info from Yamaha do not contribute anything. It made me back to acquire it and that I can not send the midi in real time to exploit it in any DAW on PC, Thank you.

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