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korg b2 pedal

korg b2 pedal Korg B2 88 Key portable lightweight Piano + 3 pedal attachment stock # – Sulinda Music

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korg b2 pedal Korg B2 88 Key portable lightweight Piano + 3 pedal attachment stock # – Sulinda MusicVery good condition and full working order. Plays very well. May have some minor marks here and there consistent with age. Please check photos and demo video. Stand pictured is not included VIDEO PRESENTATION https: youtu. be 1vxVfJfZTAU A piano for new beginnings. The B2 is a new generation of digital piano from Korg focused on accessibility and ease of use. Perfect as a first piano for a new player, we've paid special attention to the experience of

Very good condition and full working order. Plays very well. May have some minor marks here and there consistent with age. Please check photos and demo video.
Stand pictured is not included

VIDEO PRESENTATION
https://youtu.be/1vxVfJfZTAU


A piano for new beginnings.

The B2 is a new generation of digital piano from Korg focused on accessibility and ease of use. Perfect as a first piano for a new player, we've paid special attention to the experience of playing a real piano. B2 is packed with carefully selected sounds, starting with legendary grand pianos from around the world. Software and a variety of connectors come standard for a truly modern piano experience.

B2 is in keyboard format and can be placed on a stand, the B2SP has an easily assembled stand and a three-pedal unit, and the B2N features a light-touch 88-note keyboard. This three-model lineup gives users the ability to pick the perfect piano for their needs. B2 is a piano for anyone from beginners to seasoned players looking for something comfortable to practice on.

New piano sound engine with 12 carefully selected sounds

The B2 provides a total of 12 sounds that cover a diverse range of genres, starting with five pristine piano sounds from its new piano engine, and also providing richly distinctive electric piano, organ, harpsichord, and strings. In addition to capturing the enormous tonal range of a grand piano, the meticulously-sampled sounds created for the B2 Digital Piano also reproduce the sympathetic string vibrations and damper resonances that give the piano its character.

German piano

This world-famous German-made piano is beloved by countless pianists for its diverse range of expressive power. With stunning sonic dynamism and vibrance, its palette ranges from brilliant highs to chillingly detailed lows. The provided sounds include the majestic "German concert piano" and a "Classic piano" noted for its delicate and complex tone.

Italian piano

An Italian-made piano with beautifully bright expression and satisfying sustain. Pianists around the world are enraptured by its rich resonance and sensitive responsiveness. The sounds provided are "Italian concert piano," a bright-toned "Jazz piano," and a beautifully resonant "Ballad piano.

Electric piano

An e-piano that reproduces the differences in tone that arise from your playing dynamics and even simulates the sound of a key-off. Conjure electric piano sounds that are instantly recognizable from decades of great music.


Organ

Sounds appropriate for rock and jazz are provided, as well as the sublime sound of a real recorded pipe organ.

Keyboard that reproduces the touch of an acoustic piano

This instrument uses a Natural Weighted Hammer Action (NH) keyboard that reproduces the same feel that results from the hammers on a real acoustic piano, where the low register is heavier and the high register is lighter. The keybed is sensitive and responds to nuanced touch at the tip of your fingers.

Equipped with versatile i/o for a range of connectivity

The B2 provides connectors that allow using the instrument in conjunction with a variety of software and music hardware. This opens new possibilities for enjoying a digital piano that helps users create great music.

USB MIDI/AUDIO

You can use a USB cable* to connect this instrument's USB port to your smartphone, tablet, or computer, and use the B2 as a MIDI keyboard to play an external sound module. Your performance on the B2 can be recorded as music data on your smartphone, and sound from your smartphone can be heard through the speakers of the B2. 

*USB cable sold separately for connection to your PC, and a USB cable + Lightning-USB camera adaptor (both sold separately) for connection to your iPhone or iPad.

AUDIO IN

By connecting your smartphone's headphone jack or your music player, you can output your favorite music through the speakers of the B2 and enjoy playing along. Even when you're not playing the piano, you can use the B2 as a home speaker system for enjoying music.

Convenience and functionality with the simplicity of a real piano

The metronome can be turned on/off with one touch. There's a touch control function that gives you three levels of adjustment for how your playing dynamics affect the sound (light, normal, heavy), letting users perform with a response that suits their own style. Also provided are settings for two effects: reverb and chorus.

The removable music rest features a wide, spacious design. There's enough space to spread out several sheets of music, reducing your need to turn pages while performing. You can also place sheet music beside your iPad or other tablet.

Software bundle ideal for practicing and creating

The B2 comes with software that will take your music to the next level. This includes a subscription to Skoove, which will help you improve your keyboard performance ability, the Korg Module app and the Korg Gadget 2 Le DAW.

Three-month premium plan trial for Skoove online piano lessons

Skoove is the fastest and most broad-based platform for learning piano performance. Through the three steps "hear, learn, perform" you'll acquire performance skills and musical ear training. More than ten courses and more than 300 songs are provided, and others are constantly being added. Skoove provides lessons that are appropriate for the needs and skill levels of those who are just starting piano as well as those who can already play.

Korg Gadget 2 Le DAW

This is a mobile music production app for iPad/iPhone that provides miniature synthesisers and drum machines called "gadgets" and allows you to freely combine these to enjoy producing music with an intuitive interface.

"Korg Module" and "Korg Gadget 2 Le" can be used to expand the sounds and functionality when they are connected to the B2. (Connection to your PC requires a USB cable (sold separately), and connection to your iPhone or iPad requires a USB cable + Lightning -USB camera adaptor (both sold separately)

Korg Module app

This is a high-quality mobile sound module app that provides a pro-quality sound library that's ideal for both performance and music production, available only for iOS. It lets you enjoy top-notch grand piano sounds as well as studio-quality sounds of widely used keyboards.

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