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#Magnify piano keyboard pianoteq interface manual

Perhaps everybody knows that information from the specs so he did not feel compelled to mention it. But it might be ok for you and for many (mmm, I sound like ✝️ don't I? 🤣 ) since I see many keyboards doing that.

#Magnify piano keyboard pianoteq interface manual

Heck I considered even subpar to have non-polyphonic aftertouch in two-manuals electronic organs with each manual having its own…. Having non-polyphonic aftertouch in a single manual keyboard in my opinion is a moot point. One other thing which they do not mention, which in my opinion is essential, is if the aftertouch is polyphonic. He does not mention anything wrt touchweight being different in the TP110, but if you want I can leave a comment in Italian asking. My speculation is that for 'bragging rights' or simply by overkill (which are both natural things humans do), the design made it 'too much' and hence it became 'too heavy' instead of 'not-too-light'. They don't say that explicitly, but he does say that the goal of the TP100 action was to be light in 'transportation' weight of the board and not-too-light in touchweight. Let me help with the Italian, since I think this is tricky for Google to get it right. They are now available on Thomann and I'm wondering if I should get a Numa X Piano 73.ĬyberGene I was let down by the TP/100LR action which felt overly heavy to play. I guess Vento may understand it better 😃 On the SL73 the aftertouch was too heavy to activate and was almost like an on/off switch. I'm also very tempted by the new implementation of the aftertouch that they say is now more sensitive and easier to control.

I've found this video (in Italian, but there's an autotranslate) where they explain how much they improved it and redesigned it. I've owned a SL73 MIDI controller which had excellent functionality for such an inexpensive and lightweight keyboard, however it was let down by the TP/100LR action which felt overly heavy to play. But I'm more interested in the Numa X 73 model and especially the newest TP/110 action. The GT is the highest model, TP400 with wooden sides, etc. It's also a very good 4-zone master controller with an embedded audio interface. They include modeled Rhodes pianos and sampled acoustic pianos with modeled resonances (AFAIK) and other sounds with a lot of memory and nice effects especially the reverb. Maybe you've seen the new stage pianos by Studiologic: