Alesis Cadenza Digital Piano

http://www.alesis.com/cadenza
The Cadenza has the sound, feel, and performance features you need to bring your musical ideas to life. The Cadenza's 88 hammer-action keys equip you with a full range of musical expression, enabling you to play any piano piece, from Beethoven and Chopin, to Billy Joel and Elton John. Designed with simplicity and ease of use in mind, the Cadenza is elegant and subtle; packed with features that beckon you to create nuanced, beautiful music.

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[AlesisVideo]

@MrRold, no sorry this is not an intended function.

[MrBangLimited]

Somebody to know the name of the performer?

[EatHardWaves]

@NathanBLawrence sounds to me like Debussy, don't know for sure though. The end sounds like "La Catedrale Engloutie" for a second so i'm basing my assumption on that, haha.

[Ndasuunye]

Hmm, I'm not too sure about this, half of the other tones, sound terrible and so far only the original and that last tone sound decent...I don't know, sounds like an upgraded synth

[das1029]

Out of curiosity. The more important thing to me is the FEEL rather than the sounds. I want to get back into my classical studies, like Bach, Beethoven, Chopin, and was wondering how you would rank the feel of the Alesis Cadenza? Do yout think this would be great for building back up my dexterity and strength in my fingers? I have TONS of high quality/pro piano sample libraries that I can trigger from my DAW using the Cadenza as a controller if necessary. But the FEEL is what I need the most.

[jessietard101]

just bought it and its great, at first the sound quality from this video was awful but after hearing it live, its awesome, definitely recommend this keyboard. its awesome.

[VallarTruth]

eh...

[JudeJaded15]

The piano sounds like it came from that infernal 8bit 'toinking' Korg m1, and everything else is muffled, and unnatural sounding to my ears. I'll have to test drive one to be sure, but I'm thinking casio has no comoetition here.

[NathanBLawrence]

What is the piece at the beginning?