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[pablomastodon]

I've started using an ipad recently for accessing mixer via wi-fi and clamp it onto mic stand.

Any enterprising soul could surely custom fabricate such a thing -- it's not rocket science. Personally, since I use the SW73 version of NS2, I have no such brackets...

pablo

[Dreamer]

In all honesty, before Nord starts to develop a brand new thing they should first tweak their OS giving the whole electro line access to pedal noise and piano sound tweaking options when electros are played over midi with a weighted controller with better keybed. This is what I do and it works perfectly, besides the things mentioned. I really don't understand why this restriction exist.

[Quantics]

Is that the NP3 that Nord is teasing in this new video?

Watch on youtube.com

[RedLeo]

No, it's going to be a pair of bionic concert pianist arms that you can graft on. Should be obvious from the video.

[Marlowes]

The Nord Piano 3 is officialy launched !

http://www.nordkeyboards.com/products/nord-piano-3

Cheers
De fursaK

[Spider]

And it's not just a memory upgrade like the Stage2X.

Doubled piano and sample memory, OLED display from the Electro5 but most of all improved keybed!
Triple sensor, ivory touch...they don't give out names but it sounds a lot like the TP40wood.
And the weight hasn't grown, actually it's a tiny bit less.

There is also something they call Virtual Hammer Action, that they claim it's exclusive to Clavia.
After the modded TP8o for the Crumar Mojo, this...could it be that FATAR is making a new business with brand-customized actions?

[MartinJ2EX]

And it's not just a memory upgrade like the Stage2X.

That's why the Stage 2 "EX" has the EX and the Piano 3 has a whole generation jump

[zephonic]

For original NP owners like myself this seems like a sensible upgrade. But with US pricing out of control, I'm more likely to scoop up a used NP2.

Now I'm seriously bummed I can't make it to NAMM.

[orcoaffamato]

they don't give out names but it sounds a lot like the TP40wood.

It should be havier then with the "wood sandwich" keys (Fatar doesn't even make keys of pure wood ).

Piano polyphony remains at 40/60 (stereo/mono)... when other stage or digital pianos are at 128 or 256.
I'd like to know if the split areas can be overlapped like in the Kawai MPs or in the Viscount Physis Piano Ks.

[pablomastodon]

I'm thinking that most acoustic pianos have a polyphony of 88...or am I missing something here? Not sure I understand why someone would want 128 or 256...

not trying to make any arguments, just genuinely curious...