This allows you to record yourself while playing so that you can listen to it later and hear any mistakes that you made. The speakers for the higher register emit sounds instantaneously to improve the response of the instrument. I'm not looking to create complex arrangements on this keyboard, but Yamaha could have at least bumped this up to 8 tracks.

Yamaha P125 vs P125B: What Is The Best Pick In 2023? Yamaha P125 vs P125B: What Is The Best Pick In 2023?

You'll also use it to connect the piano to a computer for transferring files or using the keyboard as a MIDI controller. Carrying it on your back, after you safely place it into a case, will feel a lot less difficult than with other digital pianos that have similar features. The Yamaha P-125 is a compact digital piano that combines incredible piano performance with a user friendly minimalistic design. Although not as “real” as the YDP series keyboards, the P125 does a great job of looking and feeling like an actual acoustic piano.

When pushed, the Rhythm button will activate, as the word says, a rhythm, like drums, to accompany you. Do you think that the weakness of key action would be the deal breaker for me or is it still acceptable to you. The limited tracks feel particularly egregious when you consider how Yamaha has expanded the number of sounds to 24. On the whole, if you're looking for your first mid-range digital piano, the P125 would be perfect for you.

Yamaha P125A in Black With Stool, Stand and Headphones Yamaha P125A in Black With Stool, Stand and Headphones

In the box you will find the piano, obviously, the music rest to put your sheet music or tablet, one sustain pedal and of course, the power adapter. It also includes a Double-X Keyboard Stand with Pull Lock, a Three-Position Padded X-Style Keyboard Bench, and a KSP100 Sustain Pedal.If you’re used to playing on acoustic pianos, then you will find that it’s not much different on this digital piano. It is very sturdy and reassuringly weighty – providing a solid, reliable platform for your instrument. With this in mind, it seems as if Yamaha has designed the P125 specially to fit the needs of gigging artists who are constantly on the move. The tasteful, minimalist design not only blends in naturally with contemporary spaces, but is capped by carefully appointed details that make the instrument easier to play and operate by prioritizing your line of sight.

Yamaha - UK and Ireland P-125 - Downloads - Yamaha - UK and Ireland

The small buttons (which I had criticized earlier for being too small) and minimalist aesthetic, thus, are intentional. This creates a comfortable, natural experience that eliminates the downsides of performing with headphones. Oh and before I forget, you can also get the P125 in white color which, despite being a dust magnet, looks absolutely stunning. You would have to start backwards, from the piano beginner, who doesn’t know a great deal about digital pianos. They are both really good and it comes down to your personal preference about the sound and key action.Featuring Yamaha’s tried-and-true 88-key GHS keyboard, this wonderful instrument delivers beautiful sounds and a satisfying acoustic piano playing experience. So if you're a bit of an audio perfectionist looking for maximum sound depth, then maybe opt for the newer P125. This feature cuts out frequencies from the downwards facing speakers such that you get minimal reflections on flat surfaces. There are also further buttons that correspond to helpful features like the one that is responsible for turning the metronome on and off. This should suffice for most users though I do wonder if Yamaha missed a trick by not including some additional effects.