Studiologic Numa Organ

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Studiologic Numa Organ 2

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Unleash your inner organ virtuoso with the StudioLogic Numa Organ, a marvel of modern musical engineering that pays homage to the rich legacy of electromechanical tonewheel organs. Crafted in collaboration with jazz legend Joey DeFrancesco, this 73-key masterpiece combines the best of classic and contemporary features. Its Fatar waterfall keybed offers a sensational tactile experience, while nine drawbars and numerous controls deliver unmatched expressiveness.

The Numa Organ stands out with its Physical Modeling synthesis, faithfully reviving the iconic sounds of vintage organs. From the soulful swells of a tonewheel to the majestic resonance of church diapason, it offers a diverse palette of tones that let you explore musical landscapes with ease. Immerse yourself in the lush textures of Vibrato, Chorus, Rotary, and more, all modifiable through an intuitive control panel boasting over 30 physical controls.

Whether you want to relive the golden age of rock and blues or craft innovative soundscapes, this instrument is your versatile companion. Seamlessly connect to your digital setup via USB, or take it old school and control a real Leslie® speaker through its 11-pin port. With the StudioLogic Numa Organ, you don't just play music; you shape it.

Key Features:

73 keys with Fatar waterfall action for superior playability
Nine drawbars and extensive physical controls for organic sound manipulation
Physical Modeling synthesis for authentic vintage organ sound emulation
Extensive post-processing effects: Vibrato, Chorus, Rotary, Reverb, Drive, Click, Leakage
USB connectivity and 11-pin port for Leslie® speaker control
12 memory locations for quick recall of custom sound setups

Product specs

Brand	Studiologic
Model	Numa Organ 2 73-key Keyboard
Year	2010s
Categories	Organs
Analog / Digital	Digital
Key Size	Full Size
Keyboard Action	Synth Action
Number of Keys	73 Keys

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What sound models are available on the StudioLogic Numa Organ?: The StudioLogic Numa Organ offers seven organ sound models, providing a variety of classic organ tones suitable for different musical styles.
How many keys does the StudioLogic Numa Organ have, and what is their action type?: The StudioLogic Numa Organ features 73 semi-weighted, waterfall-style keys with a synth action, ideal for emulating traditional organ playing techniques.
Does the StudioLogic Numa Organ have built-in effects?: Yes, the StudioLogic Numa Organ includes an effects processor that allows you to enhance your organ sounds with various effects.
Can I connect the StudioLogic Numa Organ to a computer for MIDI use?: Yes, the StudioLogic Numa Organ has USB ports for MIDI connectivity and updates, making it easy to integrate with your computer setup.
What are the connectivity options for the StudioLogic Numa Organ?: The StudioLogic Numa Organ includes two audio outputs (L/R), a stereo audio input, two headphones outputs, and MIDI In/Out/Thru ports for versatile connectivity options.

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PROS

Fatar waterfall keyboard offers excellent playability
Authentic Hammond vintage tonewheel feel
Easy to navigate controls without a manual
Smooth and convincing Leslie simulator
MIDI-master controller feature for easy MIDI toggling
Flat-top design allows easy stacking of other keyboards
Convincing emulations of B-3, A-100, and other organs
Lightweight with smooth, positive action on controls
Built-in presets offer convincing organ sounds
Chorus/vibrato rotary switch adds to authentic experience

CONS

Cannot transpose below the original low C
Limited sound editing capabilities out of the box
Overdrive effect is underwhelming
Transistor organ emulations fall short
Unconvincing rotary speaker simulator at high speeds
Long slowdown time on virtual drum rotary effect
Master volume control inconveniently located for some players
Rear output jacks' durability raises concerns for road use
Fast/slow speed and mic placement of Leslie sim not editable

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The StudioLogic Numa Organ 2 uses a Fatar TP/80 keybed, similar to those in Nord Electro 6D models, known for its authentic organ feel.
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The Numa Organ 2 includes organ drawbars, which can be mapped to organ VSTs, enhancing its versatility in digital setups.
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Compared to the StudioLogic SL88 models, the Numa Organ 2's TP/80 keybed provides a more organ-specific touch, unlike the piano-centric TP/40Wood and TP/100 keybeds.
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The Numa Organ 2's Fatar TP/8O keybed is preferred over the TP/100, TP/9PIANO, and TP/8PIANO keybeds for organ feel.
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The Crumar MOJO also uses a Fatar TP/80 keybed, but offers a lighter touch than the semi-weighted Numa Organ 2, which some may prefer.
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Owners find the Numa Organ 2's drawbars and keybed useful when paired with organ VSTs for an authentic Hammond experience.
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Users report the Numa Organ 2's drawbars and keybed enhance performance versatility, especially in digital setups.
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joelbouchillon

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My goto porable Organ!

I have gone through the Korg CX3, Hammond XB2 and XK3c as well as Roland VK-7. I was never satisfied with their Leslie sims and fighting an upper octave high-end screech sound. I recently stumbled across the Studiologic Numb organ and this organ sealed-the-deal for me! From bottom-to-top, the sound is smooth and even; the keybed plays like butter and is great for palm smearing and fast runs; the Leslie sim is as real as a 122 can get. The stereo image throws the sound around the room in a 3-D fashion. Downfall: there is no way to edit-and-save the fast/slow speed and mic'ing placement of the Leslie. I rather have the mic-placement just few more inches further inside the cabinet to get the more aggressive Leslie sound.

I love the midi-master controller feature as you can quickly-&-easily turn midi on/off and local on/off. I like the "flat-top" as it is easy to stack other keyboards on top of the Numa without getting in the way of the drawbars and knobs.

The only feature I LOATH is the fact the the master volume control is located on the extreme right-side of the keyboard. I have to cross my left arm over my right arm to control the volume as I play with my right hand. I would rather have the volume control on the extreme left side like the Hammond Xk3C does.

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Paul Taylor

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Paul Taylor is confirmed to use the StudioLogic Numa Organ, as evidenced by an image shared by MonstersOfRock on Twitter, showing Taylor with the instrument during a performance.