Dexibell Vivo S10 - Overview

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Ralf Schink gives an in-depth overview of the features found in the Vivo S10 at the Kraft Music studio
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00:00 - Intro
02:12 - Specs & Features
05:53 - T2L Engine Grand Piano Examples
08:31 - T2L Engine Wurlitzer Examples
09:48 - Adding Spice with Effects
11:17 - Playing a Wah-Wah Clavinet
12:08 - Using a really MASSIVE reverb
13:04 - Playing several synth sounds
14:42 - Playing with the Orchestral sounds of the Dexibell library
17:24 - Sound Font Compatibility & integrating DAW made loops
19.01 - Creating a patch with four layers of sound
22:06 - Playing with the organ engine & motorized drawbars
26:00 - Using the morphing function for the drawbar sounds
27:38 - MAC & iOS compatibility
27:52 - Combining internal sounds & external sounds from an iPad
28:49 - Using an arpeggiator from the iPad while playing with internal piano
30:59 - Outro
The Dexibell Vivo S10 and Vivo S10L stage pianos are revolutionary performance instruments making use of Dexibell's Advanced T2L (True to Life) sampling and modeling technology and offering a choice of two unique keyboard actions. These groundbreaking instruments also include Dexibell's hands-free motorized drawbar faders that replicate the feel and experience of the world's most famous organs, and can be applied to all tones and layers on the keyboard. Three keyboard parts, reverb with 24 different types, master EQ, and six independent DSP effects (two for each single part) create a massive performance tool at home and on stage, while sound and effect recall use "Seamless Changes" technology to allow smooth transition from one sound to another.
Vivo S10 features an 88-key progressive hammer action with authentic hybrid wood and ivory feel keys with aftertouch for additional performance expressivity. The Vivo S10L stage keyboard is designed as a lightweight alternative with a 76-key synthesizer action.
Get more for your money with exclusive Dexibell Vivo S10 and S10L stage piano bundles from Kraft Music. These package deals include the accessories you'll need to get the most out of your new performance keyboard, all for one low price. If you have any questions, please contact us. Our knowledgeable sales advisors will be happy to assist in choosing the bundle that's right for you!

[@sureits4reall]

Some one give this man a raise 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾. Ralph, loving how you demonstrate, amazing playing. Im only just hearing of this brand but highly impressed.

[@brunociclistinha1281]

Best stage piano !

[@milanveles6820]

Amazing!

[@hansifuchs5158]

Absolutely brilliant performance and explanations. Great!

[@leetingler619]

Great presentation Ralf

Beautiful sounding and looking stage piano! Great presentation and performance by Ralf! Congratulations Dexibell

[@marcuspatzer2392]

Very good Instrument, nicely played. 🙋‍♂️🎹

[@antoniorusso5149]

Just waiting for the Vivo S10 to come back in stock to get it. So far the S10 is the best stage piano on the market.

[@YeLLGoYeLLGo]

Großartiges Piano, großartiger Spieler, großartige Vorführung 👌🎧💚🤍❤️

[@JoneWirta]

Beard suits you 😅 I own the s7pro, great purchase, a bit of a leap into the dark going from Yamaha/Nord to smaller brand but no regrets. S10 looks and sounds great

[@KeskeinenAika]

The current leader of the stage piano market. Other samples are very good too. Dexibell reliability is superb.

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

Yeah¿how do we know¿I don't trust this guy for no good damn reason but that i just don't¿so I'm real sorry about that kid's¡!

[@alan93]

I just saw this setting on a church platform today and saw the name and never heard of it (playing keyboards for 45 years). No one was playing it even. After watching this demo I am really impressed. I am looking for something other than Nord or Roland Fantom as a piano/synth/controller and the sounds and features of this seem pretty amazing. I'm impressed with the angled controller knobs. Why did it take so long to think of that? Does it come in a 76 key version? Wanting to stay smaller for sage performance.

[@agst2006]

sounds beautiful but wondering how it is doing in the market considering the price ...

[@Gitareur]

What's good, best amplifying /amps for those Dexibells?

[@20680]

18:02 what a banger!

[@user-du1yk7uk9v]

The worst sound of all the presentation...techno DO SUCKS

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

Way tooo expensive who does dumbbell think they are Nord¿dude

[@20680]

@@angelog.spicolaiii8021 haters gonna hate, the 4 on the floor was good, and also the keyboard, i think is a good alternative to the "standard". btw i have good ears and broad music taste, i dont own expensive gear but i can see "value" here

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

Congratulations¿dude

[@benallen5967]

What is all the crackling from? Very obvious in headphones.

[@Jscreen_]

Can you load piano sounds onto the s10?

[@ablesam]

yes, both dexibell and SF2 sounds.

[@Jscreen_]

Can you load samples as well?

[@ablesam]

@@Jscreen_ It doesn't have a built-in sample manager like the Roland FANTOM/0 or the Kronos/Nautilus. You'd have to do everything using an SF2 editor like Polyphone and load the final file into memory.

[@ElektronicCricket]

A weather Report fan … like me😊

[@TorBruheim]

Can anyone tip me of an triple-pedal solution for this piano.

[@ToastandJam52]

I have owned the S7 for a year and I have yet to get a good sound from it. What is supposed to be a stage piano it fails miserably. Even after deleting all the preinstalled sounds to make room for just one so called Platinum sounds I still couldn’t get a good piano sound. As for the rest of the sounds, there are one or two excellent organ sounds but as I don’t play church music they are of no use. The T2L editor is a pain to use. The effects make the bad sounds worse. Given the premium price of these keyboards I was expecting much, much more. There is no Dexibell support so you are n your own. Nord really have nothing to worry about. I really don’t see Dexibell being around for the long haul.

[@ablesam]

good take, I wish more room ambience and more mic positions were taken in their 'samples' to highlight more realism, but I've managed to adjust the key sensitivity exactly to my playing and used the T2L editor to bring out more resonances. Still though, great keyboard, not cutting edge by any means, apart from the 320 oscillator count.

[@jazzzman1000]

Wow, kind of shocking. Brian Culbertson is using this now vs the RD-2000, he must have an endorsement contract.

[@antonioperillo1182]

Surely a great instrument but the price is unreacheble!!

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

U got that right man¡how does dumbbell justify the dough$ their askin' for this thing¿dude

[@ablesam]

They have a model called the S4 (73 keys) and S8 (88) coming out early next year/late this year that has the same guts as this S10 but without the motorized faders, no drawbar organ engine, LED indicators or aftertouch. They'll start around $2100-$2500 price range.

[@angelog.spicolaiii8021]

@@ablesam Still, that's pretty pricey even without all that other stuff dude

[@ablesam]

@@angelog.spicolaiii8021 Compare that to the RD-2000, Nord Piano 5, CP-73/88 which it competes against and it seems like a bargain. All comes down to personal preference in the end. Enjoy dude.