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Markkus « A good keyboard! »
Published on 01/10/12 at 23:08
Value For Money :
Excellent
Until now I always used yamaha keyboards GH because that's what was best in a range of reasonable price.
With the Numa Nero and keyboard TP40W finally we approach more and more "real" piano touch. I chose only the keyboard Fatar. It is the dynamic parameter with the "you play", a sort of "Learn" function, or one regulates the velocity curves plug in the piano.
We just need to plug the USB cable into the computer, the pedal and it works.
Connectors: Input jack (pedal), midi out, usb
UTILIZATION
Really nice touch. I am a piano teacher and jazz pianist, I certify that we are amazed by touch, compared with an upright piano. In my opinion, is the only alternative to the Kawai MP8, and 10 in terms of mechanical hammer and wooden buttons.
Manual clear.
Config simple.
Selecting patches is very simple, one click away.
OVERALL OPINION
I have been using 15 jrs and the first time I enjoy playing with a keypad. Coupled with a plug type Ivory vintage Steinway D or Galaxy, which is great. Not perfect but really nice. This is the first time in 15 years in the entertainment that I'm not sick of playing on a portable keyboard.
For those who care about aesthetics is successful, this keyboard does not like fake numa nano and piano.
Only drawback: the touch pad does not always respond as it should, rather capricious. Must be endured.
Very good value for money.
I do it again this choice because I can not afford to pay me a Kawai or Roland V. mp10
With the Numa Nero and keyboard TP40W finally we approach more and more "real" piano touch. I chose only the keyboard Fatar. It is the dynamic parameter with the "you play", a sort of "Learn" function, or one regulates the velocity curves plug in the piano.
We just need to plug the USB cable into the computer, the pedal and it works.
Connectors: Input jack (pedal), midi out, usb
UTILIZATION
Really nice touch. I am a piano teacher and jazz pianist, I certify that we are amazed by touch, compared with an upright piano. In my opinion, is the only alternative to the Kawai MP8, and 10 in terms of mechanical hammer and wooden buttons.
Manual clear.
Config simple.
Selecting patches is very simple, one click away.
OVERALL OPINION
I have been using 15 jrs and the first time I enjoy playing with a keypad. Coupled with a plug type Ivory vintage Steinway D or Galaxy, which is great. Not perfect but really nice. This is the first time in 15 years in the entertainment that I'm not sick of playing on a portable keyboard.
For those who care about aesthetics is successful, this keyboard does not like fake numa nano and piano.
Only drawback: the touch pad does not always respond as it should, rather capricious. Must be endured.
Very good value for money.
I do it again this choice because I can not afford to pay me a Kawai or Roland V. mp10