Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata in Roland FP-30X

Thank you to Marina from "The Piano Keys" YouTube Channel. I learned this whole piece from her, starting with a portable Korg microkey 49, which prompted me to buy the FP-30X a year after. This is the direct sound coming out from FP-30X and recorded into my mobile Android phone that is doing video recording, connected by a USB cable. In terms of key action, the difference is very subtle and hard to describe at first. Later, however, I am able to describe the difference as thus: The FP-30X has a more noticeable "*** hammer swing feel ***" than the P-125. Therefore, the P-125 has a more springy key action when compared to FP-30X. It is not the key action weight, but rather in the hammer swing feel, that feels different between them. UPDATE 2024/09/20: I didn’t have a dedicated mount point to place my phone while it was connected to the FP-30X via USB cable. Instead, I recorded without video this time and only using the sound recording app on my Android phone. As usual, the recording was taken directly from the FP-30X into the phone passing thru the USB cable, eliminating all external background noise. This time, however, I utilized the dual sound feature of the FP-30X, incorporating a sound pad as the secondary layer. The recorded file has been shared via Google below: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1yL-k...