That's a beautiful instrument. If I were in the market for a stage piano, I'd definitely consider it. Actually I am here just to enjoy another of Tony's fabulous performances!
Back in the 1980's my family and I were a gospel singing group. My dad used a Yamaha CP80 Midi grand, with a DX7 and a Yamaha sound module. I used a Roland RD300 with a Kurzweil sound module and a Roland sound module to get the sounds we wanted. Oh how I wish this existed back then! Our dream back then is now complete reality! Nord sounds amazing!
Hey Tony! great demo as always!! I heard from another reviewer that the Nord Grand2 has a heavier action and can tire the fingers while playing long hours. What is your take on this and does Nord Grand have a lighter action ?
Thank you very much! Great demonstration. Soft Grand and Spitfire Strings are fabulous. How does the keyboard RH3 compares in Nord Grand 2 vs Kawai ES920. Is it the same?
I moved from the Nord Grand 1 to an ES920. I much prefer the Kawai ES920 keybed action over the Nord Grand V1. I haven't played a Nord Grand V2 yet. I wish Kawai would update the MP7se. Right now, I'd buy a Roland RD-2000 EX...and plan to do so.
@@musiccreation1198switched from a decent Kaw 920 to a Nord Piano 5. Wow! The grand piano samples are incomparably amazing. As fine as the touch on the Kawaii is, the limitations of the piano samples tired my ears and never really inspired me. I’ve owned and eventually sold dozens of popular stage pianos and synths since my first mid 70s minimoog then Prophet 5. Any daily played key-bed will wear thin after 2-3 years and need refelting etc. which I’ve had done a half dozen times. I bought and returned an early Nord in the 2000s but I’m keeping this! Very inspiring. The Grand 2 seems great but far too heavy for a stage piano unless you’ve got a crew carrying gear for you. Piano 5 has all the same samples as the grand 2, better yet, any can download from their massive library.
That's a beautiful instrument. If I were in the market for a stage piano, I'd definitely consider it. Actually I am here just to enjoy another of Tony's fabulous performances!
Back in the 1980's my family and I were a gospel singing group. My dad used a Yamaha CP80 Midi grand, with a DX7 and a Yamaha sound module. I used a Roland RD300 with a Kurzweil sound module and a Roland sound module to get the sounds we wanted. Oh how I wish this existed back then! Our dream back then is now complete reality! Nord sounds amazing!
This has been out for a while... Finally... Thanks Tony.
Beautifully done as always.
Great Demo ! Thanks !
Thank you so much for your show about Nord Grand 2 ..!!!
Thanks a lot Tony, perfect review and playingy as always!
14:08 The most beautiful Sound: Piano with layered String Quintet
How does a player control the String Quintet and not let it affect the piano tone? Does the sustain pedal sustain both sounds or just one?
@@moonootoo Sustain pedal holds the Strings, and the piano tone dissappears by its alone. Strings last longer naturally.
Great Demo . Thank you. What PA do you use? ?
Hey Tony! great demo as always!!
I heard from another reviewer that the Nord Grand2 has a heavier action and can tire the fingers while playing long hours. What is your take on this and does Nord Grand have a lighter action ?
Thank you very much! Great demonstration. Soft Grand and Spitfire Strings are fabulous. How does the keyboard RH3 compares in Nord Grand 2 vs Kawai ES920. Is it the same?
I moved from the Nord Grand 1 to an ES920. I much prefer the Kawai ES920 keybed action over the Nord Grand V1. I haven't played a Nord Grand V2 yet. I wish Kawai would update the MP7se. Right now, I'd buy a Roland RD-2000 EX...and plan to do so.
@@musiccreation1198switched from a decent Kaw 920 to a Nord Piano 5. Wow! The grand piano samples are incomparably amazing. As fine as the touch on the Kawaii is, the limitations of the piano samples tired my ears and never really inspired me. I’ve owned and eventually sold dozens of popular stage pianos and synths since my first mid 70s minimoog then Prophet 5. Any daily played key-bed will wear thin after 2-3 years and need refelting etc. which I’ve had done a half dozen times. I bought and returned an early Nord in the 2000s but I’m keeping this! Very inspiring. The Grand 2 seems great but far too heavy for a stage piano unless you’ve got a crew carrying gear for you. Piano 5 has all the same samples as the grand 2, better yet, any can download from their massive library.
I want
Coming soon to a megachurch near you!
And to be used as a MIDI controller...😊
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