Studiologic Numa X Piano GT

A more deluxe edition of the Numa X 88, the Studiologic Numa X GT stage piano might offer the same options, but what it offers on top is the upgrade of a Fatar TP/400 keyboard with escapement as well as aftertouch. The housing has been finished with wooden side panels, so the design is just as luxurious as the playability. Also, since there was nothing wrong with it, the layout is much the same as the control panels of the SL-Series USB/MIDI keyboards that were released a few years back, so you're treated to a detailed, full-colour screen that conveniently matches the parameter colours with the encoders, supporting users with butter-smooth ease of use whether they're on stage or in the studio. The Studiologic Numa X Piano GT Since this is a professional stage piano, in terms of piano sounds, you get exactly the level of quality you'd expect, but this model also provides plenty of other sounds. You get everything from electric pianos to orchestral instruments, organs and more, and as soon as they're available, new sounds can be downloaded from Studiologic and added to expand the internal library. Another welcome feature of the Numa X is the inclusion of audio inputs, which can be used to connect up external audio sources before mixing them via the Numa X controls. Fitted with inputs, outputs, and a USB port, this piano can even serve as an audio interface, and on stage, a dynamic microphone can be plugged in via a jack input, as well as gear like a tablet so that pianists can perform with the support of backing tracks and samples. Designed and built for discerning and creative musicians, the Numa X nudges the entire series into a higher realm.