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Roland GO:KEYS 5 Music Creation Keyboard | Teclado de 61 notas | Altavoces estéreo incorporados | Entrada de micrófono | Soporte Bluetooth Audio/MIDI para transmisión de música - Grafito

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  • ¿Tienes pasión por la música? GO:KEYS 5 hace que sea fácil pasar de ser un fan a un creador de música activo
  • Este divertido teclado moderno de 61 notas con sensibilidad táctil expresiva desbloquea un nuevo enfoque simple para hacer música, animándote a explorar sonidos e ideas en el momento, sin necesidad de experiencia previa
  • Motor ZEN-Core con más de 1000 sonidos Roland que han influido en la música moderna durante cinco décadas
  • Acompañamiento automático con más de 200 estilos de música a bordo
  • Secuenciador de acordes con funciones de edición de usuario y más de 300 preajustes listos para usar
  • Sonido grande y potente con altavoces estéreo y radiador pasivo
  • Soporte de audio Bluetooth/MIDI para transmisión de música y creación de canciones
  • Interfaz de audio USB/MIDI para trabajar con software de música en computadoras y dispositivos móviles
  • Entrada de micrófono y efectos vocales integrados


¿Tienes pasión por la música? GO:KEYS 5 hace que sea fácil pasar de ser un fan a un creador de música activo. Este divertido y moderno teclado desbloquea un nuevo enfoque simple para hacer música, animándote a explorar sonidos e ideas en el momento, sin necesidad de experiencia previa. Simplemente enciende, presiona algunos botones y deja que tu imaginación fluya. Y a medida que se desarrollan tus habilidades, las funciones más profundas te permiten viajar hasta donde te lleve tu ambición.


Eddie Mikell
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 8 de marzo de 2025
Great little keyboard to have around the house. Most of the sounds are good. They are better if you run the sound through some external speakers.Average for using as a midi controller, so just buy it for the sounds, not to use as your main controller.
Marnie
Comentado en Canadá el 19 de marzo de 2025
Used it a couple of months and so far satisfied with the versatility and performance.The in-built speaker is useful as well as it allows to do faster sound checks.Integration to PA is seamless, no issues for signal and tone balancing.Key weight is OKeyish... no complaints there as well.Weight is good... feels plasticky when you carry it but doesn't really matter when it's laid down and your playing it.so far so good.
Tommy
Comentado en Canadá el 17 de marzo de 2025
Loving this so far after 2 weeks with it. I started teaching myself piano/keys as a bass/guitar player/songwriter, and was kind of disappointed with a 49 key MIDI keyboard. Having to rely on plugins and a DAW to be able to learn the instrument was not a great experience for me. Also wanted something portable to take to jam sessions with friends. Realizing I wanted something with speakers/sounds built in, and weighted/semi weighted keys lead me to this. The huge tone library was a big draw for me and the extra sequencing is something I've enjoyed jamming with that I could never easily do before. The speakers are a mixed bag, but mainly positive, and I really like having dedicated line outputs separate from the headphone jack, which is what made me pick the Go Keys 5 instead of 3.I love the quantity AND quality of tones included and theres just enough control over each one that I'm never unable to easily find a sound I like quickly. You can have 5 tones easily accessible as preset buttons and each "scene" has 2 tones so theres a couple ways to get to saved sounds quickly. Each scene is kind of like a song/project, where it saves your 2 tones, chord sequence and backing track style. There are over a thousand individual tones but you can scroll through them super easily by either reading the names and listening or just spin the scroll wheel quickly and audition the sounds by pressing a key repeatedly; loading new tones is instant.I really love the arranging/recording features included but there are some small things I wish were included.The chord sequencer is great and you can program entire songs or structures to jam with, with rising/lowering dynamics after a certain repeat etc. In my first week Ive programmed some of the chord progressions of songs I like/am learning and being able to experiment is super fun and a great way for me to practice improvising on this unfamiliar instrument. The built in backing tracks (named styles) are very hit or miss but you can download more and they have a lot of different musical genres already included so lots of choices. They are just drum/bass/chord tone patterns though, and there are times where I wish I could take the drums from this style, bass from this one, and accompaniment from this one but oh well.The song recording works, but sometimes when I rename the song it changes the length of the song to 2 bars or something which basically ruins that recording. I've stopped renaming songs as a workaround which is annoying but I dont record much internally anyway. I thought this keyboard could record your playing and loop it but not really. It starts recording automatically and it would be great to play a specific bassline/chord progression with one hand and hit stop with the other hand to perfectly time the ending to loop. If you try that there is a second or so gap before the song repeats which is too bad. You could use a dedicated looper pedal with the line outputs, but its too bad you cant do it inside the device.The keys feel great in general but the pressure it takes when pressing part of the same key farther away from you is all over the place, which makes does not make for consistent playing. Its almost a deal breaker for me, but otherwise I like how the keys feel and the weighting of them (but I have nothing to compare it with as my previous keyboard was not weighted at all).The speakers are good, can go quite loud, but as I read in some reviews they do have a slight buzz or rattle when using certain tones - specifically the default piano sounds but it does seem to be a tone specific problem. Not really much of an issue to me most of the time though.I dont think there are many other options in this price range for the tone and arranging capabilities in a portable keyboard so I will be sticking with this for the foreseeable future but this is really great for someone wanting a portable synth/digital keyboard that does it all. I love it as someone learning play simple songs and improvise on keys!
Marketing 1
Comentado en Canadá el 20 de diciembre de 2024
Great keyboard for the price. Not a beginner I was worried about how good this board could be for the price. I read a lot of reviews though and took advantage of a discount on Black Friday. Great sound and integrated it into my band and didn't miss a beat. The organ sounds are great and the pianos are nice sounding. Lots of choices. Key action action is good. A few restrictions as each sound category goes back to the start when you leave and does not allow you to program choices so it is limited in that capability. Good for all levels of players though. Lots of functionality and look forward to writing a few songs and integrating the mike. My band mates said, that's a great-sounding board. Light weight and plastic case. Have to see how it holds up but for $500 I think it is great value.
Don Sheeley, MD In Saratoga Springs, NY
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 18 de diciembre de 2024
I purchased this for my grandchildren, 5 and 3, hoping they will play with it, begin to learn some music, and enjoy active learning.Myself, I’m a pianist/keyboard guy who loves to play his Steinway piano. I write music on that and on my Kong Kronos. My old Roland RD-600 still has beautiful sound and its weighted touch still feels great after 20 years. So I know what works for experienced adults and I wanted something fun and interesting for the kids.The big pluses are the sounds are great, the touch is good, it has its own speakers but not so loud as to drive parents nuts, and it only weighs 11 pounds, so my daughter can easily handle it.For simplicity, you just press the on button and the grand piano sound comes up. Volume is adjusted with a slider. Right then you have a 61-key instrument for the youngsters. I also purchased a keyboard stand and a seat, and the stand on its lowest makes a small appearance even with the keyboard on it. Very nice, and important because my daughter is a minimalist and wouldn’t like a big keyboard requiring powered speakers etc.The “music reading stand” I didn’t buy yet. Other reviewers commented that it’s a piece of plastic for $35 and it looked flimsy to me. I happened to have at home an extra, double-wide professional metal music stand which is perfect for the wide spiral-bound kids’ beginners books I bought for them.You can record and play back music that you play, in MIDI format, which just plays the instrument sounds back, or in audio format, which you use if the kids want to record their own singing along with the music. My grandkids really like to sing, and I’m hoping this recording feature will help them fall in love with enjoying music.Overall, I think this is a good choice for the price. Good sounds, good company, and not too complicated.
Gus Lozada
Comentado en México el 19 de octubre de 2024
Soy músico profesional dueño de muchos otros teclados de alta gama y colección, pero quería algo con sonidos buenos, ligero y portátil y definitivamente fue una excelente opción a un increíble precio. Suena increíble y sus teclas son suficientemente decentes para llevártelo a tocar a un bar los fines de semana y dejar tus teclados caros en casa.
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