NEW StudioLogic Numa X Piano GT - A New Digital Piano Experience!

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StudioLogic's new Numa X GT features an 88 key FATAR keybed for a true piano experience and feel. The GT also boasts a four Zone MIDI Controller and an integrated 4 tracks digital mixer that makes it suitable both for studio and live performance. To top it all off, the brand new UX interface will give you easy access to all functions with a sleek visual approach.
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[@cardoman3986]

Always playing with soul and love. Made my Friday.

[@BarcelosDiogo]

Great sound!!! Great Demo!!!

[@robertmichalscheck3072]

Great demo jack,fine piano playing.

[@greatpianomusic9457]

Thank you. excellent video. You are such a fine player. Love the keyboard. 🇨🇦

[@AndrewColyerMusic]

Great job on this demo! Dude is a really good player, and it's nice to see someone who knows how to play doing these demos. And your whole production team is fun and entertaining. Editing is also damn fine. Keep up the good work! 😀

[@Khordmaster]

Couldn’t agree more!

[@jochenchrist9868]

sounds really great !

[@NuanDaa]

I can’t wait have one.

[@matthewgaines10]

Nice demo. Like the keyboard.

[@thomasschatton3481]

How cool is that! I like what you guys are doing! Would be great to get an overview of the Studiologic Pianos and MIDI-controller with some specs/pro and cons/which one is for whom - that kinda stuff. Cheers!

[@MrIanfurniss]

It's a difficult one for me because I'm a synth guy so as soon as someone starts talking in the 2k range, a little guy starts whispering Dave Smith in my ear. That said, if I had to spend that much on a piano only, then that's the best sounding piano I've heard in a long while! Also, a highly under-appreciated feature is that it looks good. I know as musicians we're supposed to focus purely on the sound, but I think of it like a nicely prepared meal. If it looks good, you WANT to play it! You walk into a room with that in the corner and it makes you want to get on and play something. It's instant motivation and then the sounds keep you nailed there for the whole evening.

[@RadekPilich]

Numa X 73 - just a little bit over 1k. Arrived on Friday. Draws me in like no keyboard synth.

[@NeonShores]

Piano only.... You should see what people spend on "piano only", much more than any synth.

[@shookstylez]

Played this at Berlin Superbooth, and it was insanely good.

[@marcom6575]

wonderful simplicity

[@TornetSvensson]

Awesome Piano , I liked this video a lot, regards from Sweden

[@MarkGardner66Bonnie]

Jack, as always... love your demo's of the keys... this particular board really sounds good ... the price seems reasonable as well... i would personally prefer the mod wheel to be a wheel, but thats just me...

[@derekfernandez7701]

9:42 Yes! The Michael McDonald test is back! Takes me back to simpler, Tay Tay, times. Love your work Jack. Welcome Falcon and Oz 💙

[@stevec.1802]

Absolutely brilliant for a piano centric keyboard.

[@Elazarko]

Please review the 73 key version of the Studiologic Numa x piano with the TP110 key action. A comparison to the Korg sv2 would be amazing too. Thank you guys!

[@winterheat]

the sound is quite nice

[@fabriziodamato7351]

Great demo, love your playing man!!! Such Good Vibes and Fun!!!. How it sounds in a p.a system? Is the sound quality rich and deep in all the frequencies in left right outputs? I'm thinking at this keyboard for gigs (73 version but i think it's the same keyboard)

[@davidasteed]

I luv your improv, feel while you demo. i feel like you are gigging this stuff live. And actually, the world pronounces Fatar with the aaaaaaaahrr really drawn out in the middle eastern style with a long rolled "r" on the end of it. Bring up the voiced note a minor fourth through the aaahr, while nodding knowingly with arched eyebrows, is worth a bunch of cred.

[@ChayoSaldarriaga]

This will be my next stage piano ... 73 keys !

[@esnaiderrincon3709]

did you buy it? How did it go in terms of sound and durability of the keys? Do you recommend it?

[@kamilchosta5526]

I've had it for about 7 months and for the price you can't beat it if you're into pianos/electric pianos and hammond sounds. Keybed does not feel like the best but considering the weight of the piano with hammer action 73 keys it's amazing. Again, I was spoiled by arturia mkii 88 fatar keys (really heavy keybed) for several years and then switched to numa. Dunno if they stand the test of time but so far no problems.

[@strongchord4384]

Actually you pronounce Fatar as in FATARSE minus the SE and say it like an angry pirate.

[@mrmattbailey1]

What are those 3 way speakers in the room? Can't read the logo

[@Jorge.O85]

Wich of studiologic keyboards have the FATAR TP/9S KEYBED ? anyone pls

[@pianobis777]

Could you compare with Dexibell S10? With one was the better key action?

[@sinewavedream]

We're looking to get a new digital piano for our son and his piano lessons...I really want a keyboard with aftertouch for myself....lol I'm a keyboard junkie. Still wondering if this would be good for giving a real piano experience?

[@ao_drizzy9430]

The falcon has returned 😎

[@koenroels4549]

Jack: guitarist for 20 years here, can you do a piano lesson on your jazz intro? You play great altered jazz chords!

[@aviromuziek]

Numa True To Live sound , that make dexibell T2L less orginal than they promote aren't they not all from the E-MU ESC platinum sound libraries ?

[@ChrisP3000x]

They must have "modeled" 90's romplers.

[@charlescowper]

Do you prefer this to the Nord piano 5? Thanks.

[@Pissarrio]

how does this keyboard compare with KAWAI MP11

[@JohnnieButtersonline]

Sound library is tacty honestly but I do own the SL73, great hammer action keyboard for super cheap.

[@couchcamperTM]

and if it acts up and gets noisy, the fix is on youtube. just don't try to get it fixed by them.^^

[@Justin_collier]

Hey editor! Have a question for you, if I have a kawai mp7se and if I had the choice between the kawai or the numa which would you prefer ? I feel like nothing can compare to the action on the kawai but I’ve always wanted to try a futar keybed. If I switched to the numa do you think I would be as happy when it comes to the patch and the action? I’m very picky

[@1973asdf]

im in the same situation… some say the sounds on kawai arr great and others bad… some say numa sounds are bad in comparison to other keyboards.. numa has amazing size, capabilities and action for sure. kawai probably has better action but its bigger and heavier. the only things is that both are in the same price range, so idk…. i think i would prefer to spend 2k on a kawai rather than numa, although i like it very much, i think kawai is on another level

[@robinbendiksen3960]

I have them both. The keybed on Numa Xgt is better than MP7SE, its much more solid and like the real thing. It dosent feel plastic at all, its much more fun to play and on another level than MP7SE. Also the touch of the keys, its totally different,much better on Xgt. I will keep my Numa Xgt. But all this is my opinion!

[@jimmyjamz7400]

Does it have seamless patch change??

[@yoni3919]

Is there a felt piano sound option?

[@MaFaKeys]

They should have added the drawbars/slider controllers like they did on the numa compact 2X. Now it ill have to compee with boards that do have it like the Yamaha YC series.

[@akibe7608]

This is nice, but I'm checking out every keyboard hoping that, one day, a company will get super-ambitious and put Keyscape, Pianoteq, Omnisphere, Komplete in a hardware instrument. Not specifically those four things, but that level of quality and control. Is it likely? No. Is it impossible? Everything is impossible until it's done.

[@lilodickerson1781]

Why? I have all of those VST piano libraries and about a dozen more. Garritan Abbey Rd CFX (which I have but don't really like) is over 100 Gigabytes. If you put that in a keyboard it would have to be stepped down. No stage piano has 100 Gigabytes of sample storage. Thus why I prefer VSTs running on my monstrous music production PC.

[@akibe7608]

@@lilodickerson1781 Why? I'm a live player. I don't do any studio work and there is no shortage of individuals like myself who only play keys live.

[@greliot]

You could use the USB audio interface in the Numa X GT and a 1-cable connection to an iPad loaded with Ravenscroft or PianoTeq to achieve this. Other boards like the Kurzweil SP-7 Grand that have an audio interface would work too. I'm using the audio interface in my Numa Compact 2X with an iPad and iOS instruments and it takes the keyboard to a whole new level.

[@TallSomeone]

Get down, Jack. I’m crying.

[@Jorf88]

I'd love to get my hands on one of these in a store, but it's not going to happen where I live. I haven't ever owned a studiologic piece of gear, but with their past reputation, I wouldn't put myself forward as a guineapig. For those technical people out there: The new NumaX Piano GT has the (new) Studiologic TP/400 action in it (they didn't specify any other terms with it, but I imagine this one may end up being called the TP/400WOOD if its line is the true successor of the TP/40WOOD like they claim it is, as there's also a TP/40LH, TP/40MH, and TP/40GH Or HH? I don't remember the last one. They're versions with different weightings. The NumaX Piano 88 and 73 both have the (new) TP/110. Again, they haven't specified any letters that go with it, but have called it the successor to the TP/100LR. They claim both actions are massively improved. I won't believe it until I touch it. I tried two different TP100/LRs and thought they were both spongy, stale, and awful. This instrument is certainly interesting, though. The way parameters are adjusted in the zones is super intuitive.

[@UkiMalefu]

Ma-ia-hii Ma-ia-huu Ma-ia-hoo Ma-ia-ha-ha

[@uhoh007]

Looks like the studio sound system has been upgraded, but those pianos do sound very very nice. No lag I'd wager ;)

[@Sharpened_Spoon]

Wow yeah, I’m a novice and that action looks amazing. I got a CP88, it began rattling, the replacement also began rattling somewhere else.. so now I’m looking at this to go with my hardware synths. The CP88 has a heavy sluggish action which is tough to play fast, this looks way better. Plus the integration with synths, having aftertouch is killer. So stoked to get one.

[@InciensoWorship]

I use to have a Yamaha YC 88 for about half a year and decided to sold it. It is an amazing stage piano but the Numa X Piano GT is in another league. From its construction solid build to its GT grand touch keybed and its integration with software use is game over. Yamaha and nord should step up the game cause in a near future i see StudioLogic taking over completely in the stage piano series line, 🙌

[@Sharpened_Spoon]

@@InciensoWorship I ended up with a GT, never regret it for a second. MIDI control is a breeze on the fly. Just a pleasure to work with on so many fronts.

[@InciensoWorship]

@@Sharpened_Spoon Best purchase ever.

[@JayTheLane]

Seems to sound better than the compact.

[@Hessencemusic]

thanks for your demos as always! how do you feel that new FATAR TP400 wood triple sensor keybed compared to competitors like the ones from Yamaha CP88 or Roland RD-88?

[@bhaveshmistry3255]

I also asked same question on Studio Logics KZbin video but still waiting for the reply. I am more in to classical style playing always look for best rough & tough action. Kawai MP11SE had amazing action and also Yamaha CP88 I have played lot on Roland RD2000 all three has a very good action. I am not a great fan of fatar keys because reputation speed is not that great and also within year it starts making mechanical noise and key response get uneven, very bad experience I had with fatar keys action, my instrument was Korg Havian30. I was very excited to buy a Numa Concert unfortunately in my country there’s no facility to try the Studio Logic pianos Numa Concert’s sound was so impressive in fact I felt it is better sounding piano compared to Roland Kawai and Yamaha. I am really impressed with Numa X-GT and again i am confused about the key action. I hope this new key action is will give a better response and a long lasting. Hope to see videos of TP400 key action there’s no video for key action, Studio Logic must make the detail video on key action and various styles of playing specially Chopin’s abd Liszt pieces so people can judge with even trying the piano. Thank you so much. I hope someone reply on my feedback. 🙏

[@ispianist]

I own both. I will make a video pretty soon about the studiologic and the cp88. But overall the studiologic has superior key action. The Yamaha beats the studiologic with the internal piano tones and overall control interface. That's just my opinion.

[@tylerthompson1842]

I love the way it looks. That first piano is nice, rich and dark, but the Rhodes and Wurlitzer samples are not happening. Crumar sounds way more authentic for modeling.

[@darwinalways620]

Falcon welcome, you have some big shoes to fill but I’m sure you’ll do great. I have big hopes for more upcoming sound effects when Jack mentions your name. Sorry I’m comparing you to Taylor… looking forward to more videos, great job guys.

[@JayTheLane]

Falcon was part of the team a year or so ago but went to Malta. And then came back.

[@richardpenrose1968]

I was close to buying one of these but I ended up trying the Yamaha CP88 with the new v1.5 Hamburg and was sold. The pianos in this demo sound pretty plasticky and digital for my taste. Some of the other patches sound very nice though.

[@tk4084]

im stuck between this one and the yamaha p515, i love the feel of this keyboard but yes it does sound really synthetic.

[@ispianist]

I own this and the cp88. The cp88 does have way better piano tone. But the key action is not near the studiologic. The GT really shines with the key action. Feels like playing a steinway piano.

[@tonylancer7367]

It sounds alright. I don't believe that Piano modelling mumbo-jumbo because it sounds like the Casio that you demo on the channel. Great video Jack!

[@keyshialee1585]

Sounds pretty bright overall, oriented for stage playing for sure.

[@andertonsfan3144]

Need more Captain on the keyboard channel!

[@JayTheLane]

I'd rather the Captain not join the keys channel at all 🤣

[@richardpenrose1968]

I’m torn between the cheaper Numa X Piano 88 (with the TP/110 keybed) and the Yamaha CP88 (especially with the new 1.5 firmware with Hamburg Steinway sample and touch settings). I have the Yamaha YC61 and love it. However, I’m not keen on the acoustic pianos. However, the new Hamburg Steinway sample in the 1.5 firmware update sounds great in the demos I’ve heard of it! The acoustic pianos in this demo sound very bright and clangy but this could be done to touch settings etc? Im very familiar with the workflow of the YC and the CP looks very similar. The workflow on the Numa X Piano also looks very intuitive and the built in mixer could be great but I did notice quite a bit of background noise in the demo of this feature? I’ve heard about a lot of reliability issues with the Studiologic keyboards and the previous TP100 keybed had terrible reviews. However, Studiologic say the TP110 keybed is a massive improvement? Decisions :- Numa X-Piano or Yamaha CP88?

[@Hessencemusic]

same doubt here.. CP88 or Numa X with TP/110 or Numa X GT with TP/400 wood

[@richardpenrose1968]

@@Hessencemusic I ended up getting the CP88. The action is lovely as is the new Hamburg and felt piano samples 👍🏻

[@Hessencemusic]

@@richardpenrose1968 Thank you very much for your feedback.

[@yoni3919]

Could you describe the key action on the Studiologic tp110? I'm wondering if the Studiologic feels closer to the cp73 or 88.. I remember trying out the Yamaha cp73 and 88 model in a music shop and the 73 felt like a joke while the 88 model felt AMAZING.

[@ispianist]

​@yoni3919 the same concept with the tp/110 and the GT

[@MaFaKeys]

Does this keyboard allow you to tweak the sounds and then store them in a user memory spot?

[@michalpetrilak3976]

Of course. The instrument has 250 user programs available.

[@thefilmandmusic]

Same price as Yamaha ck ?

[@collinpople1076]

I kinda wish they just made the numa compact in a 73 or 76. I just want a light weight controller, with and easy responsive action. and the SL73 was a bit stiff and sluggish imo. So I'm just not sure I want to fork out the money for this yet, but if I loved this new action it could maybe sway me

[@adamdetillieux3663]

I had an SL73 and ended up selling it. Your comments are spot on. Yamaha CP73 is much better.

[@Elazarko]

They apparently released a 73 model with upgraded TP110 key action. Looks amazing tbh!

[@JayTheLane]

The Falcon returns? What about Tay Tay?

[@revp01]

Thanks for this test run. I’ve owned the SL88GRAND for a few years and have been very impressed with the keybed feel and the 4-zone and/or 4 midi channel control abilities. I’ve waited for a product that had that level of midi control simplicity with good key feel that had some solid sounds and interface for studio & live. Add the SL mixface to the now NUMA X GT & laptop = an amazing setup. I’m getting one soon.

[@paullebon323]

This is the same action as in a Dexibell Vivo S9. It ain't a Kawai GF but it might be the next best thing. (and better than any keybed in ANY Nord.)

[@tk4084]

IM SO STUCK, THIS OR YAMAHA P515??

[@arcticfoxstudios2018]

Fatar or Fake-tar? ;) I always thought that the older Fatar 'real hammer action' felt like playing a wet sponge and really hated playing on most 'real hammer action' synths. Perhaps they have improved. Real happy with the Kawai action on my Nord Grand though. That's a joy to play.

[@uhoh007]

Actually the TP10 1990s fatar action is loved by many players to this day. Very tough. Parts available. For a lighter synth action the TP8S is still the best ever. TP8O is closest to real Hammond bakelite, by anyone. There is nothing fake about Recanati, Italy. :)

[@arcticfoxstudios2018]

I like their organ and synth actions. I haven't really liked any hammer action boards until maybe 5 years ago when Kawai released their 7 and 11 series.

[@damienlobb85]

Lovely playing, but that middle C you're playing there, is rather repetitive. Is that the modelling?

[@shookstylez]

the rhodes and wurly sounds off though, i think it's because it's a bit too much fysical modelling going on. it doesn't sound like a rhodes, there is something off..! effects masks the pure sound, which don't sound real. Which is sad, because the piano's sounds absolutely great.

[@mister088]

Smooth sound transition????

[@AndreaBalduzziCagliari]

Nice, but please, leave that pitch-bend lever alone. Thank you. And, by the way, it’s Fàtar, with the accent on the first A.

[@TheExtremenarcissist]

The British translation of Fatar is Fatarse.

[@DavidIzquierdoAzzouz]

This for the price of an FP90x with a reliable PHA50 action, not sure how good the GT TP400W stands against that

[@ispianist]

I've tried the rd2000 wich has the same key action like the fp90x. It does have a amazing key action but the GT beats it.

[@JJDPROMEDIAPRODUCTION]

Dear Studio Logic..Please bring back the Pitch and Mod Wheels.. Need these for both Ep's...And, for a controller useage..

[@Dolle_Man]

woahh what are those Yamaha speakers? They look sexyyy, I cant read the small letters on it, dang it!

[@jeffreystringer]

what happened to tay-tay?

[@couchcamperTM]

Advise: wait for a year and ask early adopters how they like the keybed. Their SL 88 Studio is (in)famous for the Fatar keybed that doesn't work after a year, with bad luck or with much use after just two months. It's not the keyboards fault, it's that Studiologic saved a few cents when they built it into the body. Tips on how to fix it for cheap are on youtube, luckily. That's faster than returning it and waiting for them to not fix it lol

[@gianfrixmg]

The most common issue in the TP100LR is that it gets noisy overtime. They supposedly solved that because there's a new keybed revision in the non-GT models, the TP110.

[@couchcamperTM]

@@gianfrixmg it can all be solved with a strip of foam, thankfully. that's supposedly the new revision. :-D They now do it like it should have been done from the start. I so wanted the SL 88 and than I read the customer reviews :( Decided to get a Korg D1. Same keyboard as in their more expensive models and well worth the money. Absolutely no problems with it to be found.

[@rcom9880]

@@couchcamperTM I've ordered 3 KORG D1's from 3 different sellers and all arrived with broken upper and lower octave white and black keys. Finally had to give up. Too bad. Really like the form factor. Really surprised at such poor build quality from KORG.

[@gianfrixmg]

@@couchcamperTM ​ @couchcamper The new revision has an improved neoprene strip where the keys rest, aftertouch triggered by the hammers and supposedly a better fluidity. I'm going to try it as soon as it comes in stores here in Italy. BTW in the end everyone has problems with a specific brand. Always take reviews with a grain of salt :D

[@ArminDressler]

@@gianfrixmg Where did you get the informationen about TP/110 improvements from? I cannot find anything about it. So you think the feeling of the action ist 100% the same as TP/100LR?

[@lilodickerson1781]

This has a better action than any Nord. Nords use a cheaper Fatar action. Nord has the plastic something-40 Fatar keybed. The Numa GT has the sonething-400 Wood Fatar action. This is the closest thing to the action in a Kawai MP11SE. FYI, the Nord Grand has the cheap plastic Kawai action from the old ES8.

[@janntucek]

Owner here: amazing keybed and great action. It weighs a ton (seriously) but if you're looking for feel it's hard to go past at the price point. Downsides: soundbanks, interface, no ability to sample or load your own, locked into the Numa manager (terrible), Studiologic releasing banks like "Movie Strings" - ridiculous. If it had the ability to wipe all the factory banks (keeping the pianos) and the ability to sample and create your own banks THEN it would be a Nord killer hands down. Studiologic have got lost in their own hype as far as sounds go (trust me - Kontakt will far out do the factory banks on this unit) but because it's FATAR well yeah, action is killer. Also, the FX do NOT apply to the inputs so forget about individual instruments. The master FX do relate however that's very restrictive. Again, this unit sells on its action and feel. If you are on stage then this may be of interest but if you're studio bound then stick to the same action on a MIDI machine. Realistically, a laptop will give you a lot more flexibility and a greater sound palette. Studiologic boffins: please read! You could wipe the market if you listened to your customers a little more. There is NO reason to limit this unit to a locked and antiquated system of seemingly narrow and unusable soundbanks based on someone at FATAR thinking they know what the musician wants - I mean PlectraXPluck and ClariXPack? C'mon that's just silly. You make great keys no question, but you have absolutely no idea what is needed sonically (ironically UVI is featured on the website but it's ignored as far as versatility goes). Just take a leaf from the Roland or Nord book and you will be on your way.

[@zamora_5312]

This or yamaha yc88?

[@kaelinboone9218]

Yc for me due the drawbars and stellar other sounds. As well as the stomp box style interface. This is compelling for the price though and it may be more useful if you have ton of kit to run while you play. I just have the one synth so YC for me

[@ReallyDudeYouGottaHearThis]

This can’t touch a Yamaha. Yamaha has better keyboard action and ability to split a layer so easily

[@NuanDaa]

@@ReallyDudeYouGottaHearThis yamaha or nord?

[@clarkharrell2227]

@@NuanDaa Depends on what you're looking for, but overall I prefer the CP/YC over the Stage 3 for interface, action, and price.

[@oclinico-26]

I fron Angola-Africa

[@remyvegamedia]

If Sun Ra is an option, you ALWAYS choose Sun Ra..... pfffffttt. Hahaa. Great demo, though.

[@edtotman2952]

How does he instantly switch key signatures without thinking about it? As a beginner I can't comprehend.

[@doritofu]

You'll get the hang of it if you practice your scales enough 👍

[@elzproduction]

The tone's are in between yamaha & kurzweil 😆lol!

[@the_newvoice]

blum blum

[@Notmehimorthem]

NBice little Maj 7 run 1.30

[@menarj]

I love everything about it, except the sounds!

[@soulfulartmusic8487]

sounds like old casio gears

[@DinoFancellu]

Trouble with StudioLogic is that they are infamous for their lack of support or build quality.

[@DinoFancellu]

So much for my comment. I bought one. Seems like they've improved their build quality quite a bit.

[@DinoFancellu]

So much for that. Returned it. Didn't like. Got Casio px-s6000 instead. A lovely slim keyboard, great key bed, great tones

[@geoffwebber8272]

Fa Tar, Like guh tar

[@wandamoats2621]

How come no one wants to tell me how to get sound out of this wonder? I have been playing on a beginner Casio for a year. I am getting better. I needed an upgrade. I have an AAAS in Music Technology. Out of the box I turned it on, I got no sound. What a bummer.

[@higgy7762]

you're kidding???

[@VadimShinnik]

Like - for video and demo. From what I've heard and compared, the piano sound is downgrade compared to Studiologic's previous stage piano - Numa Concert, despite all the same physical modeling from this company. Some of Rhodes sounds are acceptable and satisfying. Some, not all!!! Hence the conclusion that new and last does not mean better. Also don't like the orange stripe solution on the backtop. If to suppose, I want to buy this thing, then certainly not for the sound, but probably more for the keybed and midi features. But not a priority.

[@alphasxsignal]

Need larger screen

[@sunnyboner676]

I can’t believe Studiologic and Kurzweil are using external power supply units (wall warts) for their flagship stage pianos 😔 Total dealbreaker for me, but great sounds nonetheless.

[@DorinelMusic]

the piano sounds like a cymbalom - lol

[@drbop6951]

Not a premium looking instrument imo. Can't see this being a classic in decades to come. I get the vibe you think the same but are trying to look keen. It's ok. That's about it. But thanks.

[@DaraM73]

Fatar keybeds are usually great on synths, but their piano action is below par.

[@TheTomkittelkey]

Bollocks! The TP40 Wood is one of the best piano actions you can get. I have it in the SL88 Grand in my homestudio and I even prefer this action to the 12.000 bucks Yamaha Avant Grand action in my living room.

[@DaraM73]

@@TheTomkittelkey I have had loads of bloomin’ keyboard actions from fatar, none of them come close to any real piano ive ever played, be it a wrecker in a pub or the 1898 Bechstein V grand I sitting in my studio. Catch yourself on ffs.

[@danny-nj2ul]

less talking, more working