casio LK-280 sampling arpeggiator and accompanyment "Tutorial" and tips

in this video i talk about the casio LK-280 i think the order is: (im probably wrong) 1 sampling demonstration 2 settings/function tab explained 3 how to switch off lights 4 sampling loop demonstration 5 arpeggiator demonstration 6 accompanyment demonstration micro review: its a nice nice keyboard it has great functions and sounds nice (lofi tho) i like the key lights i like the longer sampling time compared to ctk-3200 the keys are cheap and not my favourite but they get the job done i would say ctk-3200 has better rythms and comps and also a 3.5 stereo input where you can sample. the lk-280 has a mono mic input for sampling the mic it comes with is "ok" there is lots of noise on this keyboard but its not unpleasant and easy to mask it runs on batteries or 9.5v psu using a sp-404 for loading samples into these is a very fun workflow and almost feels like it has endless possibilities. considering you can add a ton of effects with resampling and also reverse or slow samples on the sp. the build quality is different from my vintage stuff. its very cheap. almost toylike no backlight and no power light. the. i also feel like its 2x bigger than it needs to be (not that have peeked inside yet but i assume its like a bag if chips. atleast its light.. but the ctk-3200 is. way more ergonomic also no pitch bend on the lk-280 wich is sad. overall i say its worth maximum 150$ and thats generous its definitely a toy as it is right now but im planning on...