Quick demo and review of the Roland GO:KEYS 5

Chapters: 00:00 Demo project 00:39 Useful overlooked info 00:58 Difference between 3 and 5 02:02 Speakers 02:40 Loudness of the keys 03:36 Target audience 04:42 Not made for the stage 07:05 Pitch bend wheel 07:38 Play two sounds together 08:14 Set the split point 09:09 A couple of sounds 10:00 Effects 11:55 Rotary toggle 12:57 Some more sounds 15:46 Chord sequencer 16:45 Sequencing chords 18:27 Mutes and volumes 19:17 Arranger demo 19:48 Arranger features 21:17 What are scenes? 21:35 Scene demonstration 22:26 Scenes = jamming 23:42 Metronome 24:05 Arpeggiator 24:29 Wishlist 25:25 Screen 25:45 Colour options 26:00 Wrap-up 26:12 Polyphony Hey all, it&been a while. I&been flooded with work and the world has been demanding as well. So I treated myself with this keyboard. Heard a quick demo of it and had a look at the specs and was convinced to try it. And low and behold, I was not disappointed. I stayed clear from Roland gear and especially Roland synths for quite a while because even though their products were based on some nice ideas, they never appeared as though they were thought through. There was always a big but hiding somewhere. Not so with this inexpensive beauty. Granted, this should have come out 15 years ago because all of these features aren&exactly new, then it would have been a worldwide hit. However, I still think it will become quite popular and I am glad to see that someone finally managed to pull this off. Casio have reached the same price to performance...