GTT NAMM 2022 Product Preview: Pocket Piano with Jordan Rudess, and a Freedrum Jam!
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- Josep Bergadà Bombí shows us his remarkable collapsable digital piano with Dream Theater's Jordan Rudess. A piano that expands and contracts to the size you need, with a beautiful piano sample, it is a piano first. It has bluetooth midi so you can control iOS and desktop computers for the ultimate portable performance piano and midi controller.
We were lucky to have Roy Moonen from Freedrum on hand to do a very impromptu and unrehearsed jam session with Jordan! Introducing: Portable Dream Theater :)
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Ruddess is the man! One of the most talented dudes to play the keys!!
Amazing portable piano and of course amazingly great how Jordan presents it! I wonder how it compares to the piano de voyage...
Thank you for having us and letting Roy jam with the legend Jordan Rudess! 🤘
It was a blast!
Is the sound coming out of blue tooth speakers right now? It’s so cool!
During the interview it comes from a speaker off-camera, during the performance it's being fed directly into the camera from a mixer.
So what is the difference between black and wooden version apart from the colour?Is there any difference in the sound or the quality of the keys?
Good question for the company, ask 'em and find out.
@@GeorgeTheTech I have-they have not answered...
Is it touch responsive, like the Piano de voyage?
I believe so, yes.
This is just an inspiration from moduler tech Lumi Keys by Roli. All credits to the real inventor. But this one not affordable to all. That's the difference.
Website still showing pre-order...can we buy this thing yet?
Yes, we are still in the pre-order phase, stay tuned!
Great idea, but sounds horrible and seems like key travel is to little, which would be annoying.
this piano is too expensive. I don't think it'll get many customers (IMHO) . For this money one can buy a good sounding digital piano.
If you really travel a lot (by plane, train, boat), alone (nobody helps you move big luggage), if you need to practice every day even in a limited space, if you often give concerts, then this is definitely not expensive. Yes, for the same price you can get a big digital piano that will have some extra features. But it won't be this portable and compact. The purpose of this piano is just to BE COMPACT AND PORTABLE, those are its primary benefits that one buys it for.
If you sit in your recording studio all day and go play on a stage somewhere once in a while, then of course it's pointless and you're better off buying another instrument.
But I certainly don't think the target audience for this instrument is small.