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Studiologic NUMA-STAGE 88-Key Hammer Action Keyboard Controller

Studiologic NUMA-STAGE 88-Key Hammer Action Keyboard Controller

$999.95 Price Tier: Standard

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Experience unparalleled control and expression with the Studiologic NUMA-STAGE 88-Key Hammer Action Keyboard Controller. Designed for the discerning musician, this keyboard combines the feel of a traditional acoustic piano with the versatility of modern technology. The 88-key hammer action provides an authentic playing experience, making it ideal for both studio and live performances. With sophisticated sound engines and intuitive interface, it’s a powerful tool for creating and manipulating sound.

The NUMA-STAGE offers a wide array of sounds, from classic piano to electric pianos, organs, and synths, ensuring you have the perfect tone for any genre. Its user-friendly layout and easy-to-navigate controls make it accessible to both beginners and professionals alike. The USB MIDI connectivity allows seamless integration with your digital audio workstation, expanding your creative possibilities.

Whether you're in a bustling studio session or performing on stage, the NUMA-STAGE’s robust build ensures durability, while its sleek design adds a touch of elegance. A must-have for musicians seeking a reliable and versatile keyboard, this controller is equipped to meet the needs of today's diverse musical landscape.

Key Features:

88-key hammer action keyboard for realistic touch and feel
Integrated sound engine with a variety of instrument sounds
USB MIDI connectivity for DAW integration
Intuitive interface with easy-to-navigate controls
Suitable for both studio recordings and live performances
Durable construction with a sleek and modern design

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The Studiologic Numa Stage impresses with its portability and robust MIDI functions, making it a strong contender for gigging musicians. Weighing just 13kg, it’s easy to transport and features a well-balanced Fatar TP/100LR-3C weighted keybed, offering a decent playability for most scenarios. The built-in sounds, including a standout concert grand, are generally satisfying, though the pianos can sound harsh under heavy play. While the lack of aftertouch and limited effects editing might deter some users, the overall simplicity and useful features make it a solid choice for performers focused on live gigs.

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Noah "40" Shebib

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"The control room has a pair of Genelec nearfields and a woofer, and a pair of Sota 750 reference monitors. Sota is a legendary Canadian company that makes big reference monitors, amongst other things. I also have Bryston and Crown amps. There's a Pro Tools HD rig and all my other toys and keyboards, like a [Hammond] B3 and a Wurlitzer and my Studiologic Numa 88-key MIDI controller, which is my pride and joy."