Opening the SD series, an interactive synthesizer, released by Ketron, SD1, was launched in 2002. The instrument has a piano keyboard with 76 keys, aftertouch, 64-voice polyphony, and a backlit display. SD1 has 48 MB of samples, a large number of patches...
Ketron SD1 Plus is an update of the earlier SD1 version which altered the appearance of the instrument, leaving the sound quality unchanged. This is an interactive synthesizer launched by Ketron, which was released in 2002. The instrument has a piano...
Ketron XD9 was released in 2005. This synthesizer is an improved version of XD3: it has a 61-key keyboard, modulation wheels and 2 large built-in speakers. XD9 instrument has a 64-note polyphony. The front part of the device is divided into several...
DeepMind 6 is the younger brother of DeepMind 12. The device offers a twice smaller number of polyphony voices, a one-octave smaller keyboard (smaller size and weight as well) and doesn’t have a Wi-Fi module. In other respects it replicates DeepMind 12 and is $300 cheaper.
Novation Remote 61 is a next generation MIDI controller that looks great and ensures a brilliant workflow. The instrument combines unique technologies of Automap and SL (Soft Label). They allow you to create communication between the controller and the...
Novation Remote 25 MIDI controller was released in 2007. The instrument combines unique technologies of Automap and SL (Soft Label). They allow you to create communication between the controller and the computer via USB. The controls of Remote 25...
Numa Stage made by Studiologic was released in 2014. It combines an 88-note weighted stage keyboard, which may seem like a massive instrument, but fortunately it weighs only 13 kg. The overall control and general management is pretty convincing. Numa...
Studiologic Numa Concert was released alongside Numa Stage in 2014. Compared to the latter, Numa Concert includes a weighted TP/40WOOD Graded Hammer Action Ivory Feel keyboard, which is impeccably balanced for the piano performance. The synthesizer...
Studiologic Numa Organ is based on modeling technology (without samples), has a 73-key keyboard, and is a clean body, without any other tools. It is made of metal. Numa Organ offers 3 multi-timbral parts to the user's disposal: upper, lower, and bass...
Like the original Numa Organ, Numa Organ 2 version uses exclusive modeling technology (without samples) and is a pure organ, without pianos, music, synths or other sounds of any kind. Its controls look identical to those featured by the predecessor, but...
