Nord piano 3

[AinTziLLo]

Thanks anyway Pablo
I hope I can try a Nord Piano soon... it attracts me for its hardware specifics... and it sounds great...

[ronzo]

The keybed is a Fatar TP40.

[NordIOW]

Can I used my saved voices and setting from my nord piano 2 on the nord piano 3 and anyone know when uk release date?

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[pablomastodon]

these things are not known at the present time...

[Mike37]

I really hope Clavia will use the new keyboard technology in Stage 3 (whenever it will be released), and not skimp on the features just to make the Nord Piano 3 stand out in the product catalogue.

[NHL99]

Why so little onboard memory? Memory is very inexpensive these days. I don't want to sit and switch in and out sound banks all the time.

[pablomastodon]

please search forum for pre-existing extensive and detailed discussions on this question

for the short answers: 1) it's not so little, 2) data transfer operations (backup and restore) are already long enough and large memory would lengthen them

[NHL99]

Are the keys on par with Yamaha CP4 and Kawai now? (Deal breaker)

[Vassilis]

Are the keys on par with Yamaha CP4 and Kawai now? (Deal breaker)

Hi NHL99!
This is the essential question. On my point of view, it's obvious that "a pianist" has the need and the demand of a "heavy feeling action keybed". Really, I can't understand why Clavia is like a deaf in this issue. My old YAMAHA P120 (December 2004) has miles ahead better keybed action than the NP2! I wish the new NP3, in this area, is in the level of CP4! Otherwise, I'm afraid, CP4 is one way road for me.
Great sounds without great keybed is like a bicycle without wheels! Unfortunately, I'm not Clavia but only a simple candidate customer waiting for the release during next months.
If anybody has something else, I'm glad to hear.

Greetings to everybody
Vassilis

[NHL99]

Tried the Kawai mp-11 with studio monitors from Yamaha today. Such lovely sound!