hrestov

I was a owner of nord stage 2 ex HP, and then a nord stage 2 HA. The HP have a velocity curve too light, and a bad feel taste. Especially piano sounds are too bright, too metallic. And the keybed is quite bad. Then I downgrade to 2 76HA and the things went better: better velocity and better keybed. But the piano sounds good only in stereo, so when I was monitoring in mono (or only L or R), it doesn’t sound good. Rhodes are meh… and amp simulator are not so good. Clavinet is decent. Organ is good. So after a couple of year I turn to Yamaha cp73, that has a piano sound that for me is better. Good also in mono. The Rhodes are oneslty far better than nord’s. When I have to use hammond I use iPad. So for me Nord is not too good, especially for piano and Rhodes sounds.

Also Gsi, that recently made some piano samples for their hardware Gemini, probably will release some of their Piano samples for IPad. These samples seem very good. here the news: Gsi piano

Camelot pro is great. You can do scenes with auv3, complex midi filtering and routing, view the score associated to a scene/song. play backing Tracks and link marker in backing track to automatically change the scene. I dont have aum, but i dont think that there is a thing that camelot can’t do. It’s also quite simple. Better than Mac’s MainStage.

Dexibell s1 doesn't have weighed keys, doesn't have tp100, but semi weight (I don't remember well the name of fatar, maybe tp9, sure semi weighted and not weighted). And the new s9 has a new wooden keyboard, always by fatar, a new one

Frank montis said that he use the expression pedal for wah wah, so not autowah wah