With its sleek look, SuperNATURAL sound engine, and progressive hammer-action keyboard, the Roland FP-60X is a knockout digital piano that’s a pleasure to play. Shop it today at Sweetwater 👉 imp.i114863.net/6b4qYb

One of the best videos I’ve seen reviewing an electric piano.

Beautiful Sounding Key Board. Love it.

Great playing. I enjoyed the demo just for that

The last tune was very nice! Thanks for review! 👌🏻

Hi there, appreciate if you could answer this, i use 6.5mmX2 Male to Male audio cable to connect roland fp60x piano with go mixer prox , i can hear the audio is in stereo in monitor earphone but the video output using Iphone 14 is recorded in monaural at last , do you know why this happen ?

Looking to invest on either this or the FP-E50, for home studio use, strictly for just the Piano sounds & practice on. Wondering if sweetwater/Users here, have any preference or if SW could do a comparison video

Busting out the Willy Wonka in the beginning. Also, just a heads up that the demo audio sounds mono - not sure if something happened during the video render

I like general MIDI sounds because I could compare different soundfonts and sound sets from different manufacturers and hear the way different manufacturers call there default sound

I need some help here. I have Roland Fantom 6 (61 keys 2019) and it contains Vpianos, Supernatural Pianos (samples) and Zenology pianos, and they sound great through headphones and in a mix on a sequence, but when used and amplified in isolation, they sound thin and need a lot of EQ. On the other hand, when a I use an old Kawai ES8, it just sounds great over the PA even through the mono output. Will this FP60X sound more full-bodied than the Fantom over PA systems?

Will this do a Hammond B-3 voice?

7:15 Classic Roland JD/XP Piano good for 90s House, R&B, and Pop

Wonderful! It's surprising how many pianos don't include a mic input.

FP60x versus RD88? I’ve played acoustic solely. I want one since I couldn’t afford a piano mover when I moved west coast to east coast. Purpose is for recording solo piano or adding my voice and/or one or two flute parts- classical, pop, and jazz. Thanks for the video!

One of the best demos yet! I enjoyed it!

I don't even know how to play yet, but...yep...this looks like the piano I want.

Can you notice any difference in sound quality over line outputs between the FP10 and FP60x? I am still looking for a direct comparison of both these pianos as they both feature BMC chips and Supernatural piano engines. Just wondering if there's any reason to upgrade from the FP10 to the FP60x for the piano sound alone.

Been looking at the 30X as a midicontroller for a while but sh_t... now I don't wantthe 30X any longer... Now I want its bigger sibbling... I guess I better not look at a 90X video...🤣

Does it have a harpsichord and/or variants?

I bought a Korg SV1 a few years back but never played it because I was terrified, in awe of it, being an amateur, self-taught, rusty player. It had the Rhodes sound on it which is why I bought it. I then sold that to buy a Roland FP10 because I thought I only needed something basic, but I didn't realise just how very basic it is. The EPs are dreadful and the sound output also terrible although I do play through headphones. Now that I have got back into practice, I have decided to upgrade to a 60X and hope that it will give me everything I need, but not too much. I'll have to buy it online as I have no dealers anywhere near me. Thanks for the demo.

9:21 amazing stank face, 10/10 review

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The action and keys even feel almost dusty like grandmas piano ..cant even go back to yamaha..just no comparison on action and feel😊

Is the pressure point simulation suitable for beginners or does the keyboard become too stiff? In tests, there is talk of a “strong noticeable pressure point”. Would you rather take the Kawai ES-520?

No pedal sustain sound 🙁

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I guess Sweetwater assumes the only people that buy digital pianos are beginners. Because beginner reviews are all I get on this channel. I would have a grand piano in my apartment, but I live in 200 s.f. of space, there is no room and I need to practice with headphones, so my neighbors don't complain. Again, I am going to keep complaining about these simple beginner reviews until Sweetwater makes you change them. We are buying a piano, 99% of everyone buying this for their home will only play the piano, 99% of the time, so how about a review that spends 99% of your time reviewing just the piano. Again, you played too fast, can't hear the quality of the samples and modeling (if any) when you don't hold a note and a chord until it decays. You are playing samples at 200 to 500 milliseconds...ALL samples sound good at this short time. Only very rare Dpianos sound good after you have held the sample for more than 1.5 seconds. Most Dpianos have a fast decay, 5x shorter than a real piano, and then I want to hear the sympathetic resonance (if any) for with and without the sustain pedal. And I want to hear the half pedaling of the sustain, and extremely important feature you always leave out. And what about the soft pedal, didn't hear that either. And most important what about editing the sound? All digital pianos sound different because of the speakers we buy or the headphones we choose. There MUST be extensive editing for us to be happy with the sound. I NEVER use the built in speakers because they always sound terrible, I use studio quality headphones or near field monitors of good quality. But STILL NEED extensive editing options to be happy with the final sound as it come out of my speakers or headphones. Either that or Roland should include headphone and external speaker options with these keyboards so I know Roland design the sound for these. That does not take care of room acoustics however and we StIll need to know how extensive the editing possibilities are. Next , it sounds like you used processing after the outputs and possibly post recording engineering to get a better sound, did you? And much more.... Is Sweetwater instructing you to make these review that are useless to professionals? Sweetwater is better than this.