The first of those two items would appear to be a way to simulate 3-sensor behavior out of a 2-sensor board, by introducing different behavior based on how the key is released (i. The musical experience is also quite nice over on the FP-10, but we are hearing more tonal variety on the S1100. If I get the FP-10 and get an app such as flowkey, is it possible to connect the app and piano to the same headphones? The SuperNATURAL Piano Modeling engine provides the dynamic, expressive sound of an acoustic grand, with rich, complex overtone changes that naturally follow your touch - perfectly replicating a grand piano sound. The S1100 ships with a music stand and very basic switch sustain pedal, but we’d recommend upgrading to at least the SP10 damper pedal, but there’s also the option to go with the SP34 3-pedal unit as well, and the CS68 designer keyboard stand.

When used in an intimate setting, the tone quality and power of the onboard speakers leaves out the need for an external amplifier - perfect for easy transport from venue to venue.AM)Jlouis Wrote: (11-26-2019 08:59 PM)ijabbott Wrote: Having recently come into possession of one of these printers, I'm on the look out for some of the paper rolls. But the chart is vague, and I think USB audio may be referring to recording audio onto a USB flash drive (which would be USB-to-device), as opposed to communicating audio and MIDI both over USB to an attached computer (which would be USB-to-Host). The fact that the 88-note FP-10 has the same sound engine and feel as the FP-30 makes the FP-10 very attractive, but there are some potentially important drawbacks compared to the FP-30.

This key mechanism simulates the touch of a grand piano and has escapement simulation for fast note repetition. This is also undoubtedly an interesting comparison, especially since the focus of these two instruments is a little bit different. Should be possible by using some basic audio mixer that would bring signals from two different sources (the keyboard and the app) together and then output the signal to your headphones.These rolls look like they fit the Casio spark printers OK as they are the same outside dimensions but have a slightly larger diameter spool hole in the middle. Note: The headphone amp on the FP-10 is a bit weak, so if you intend to use headphones with a relatively high impedance ( > 40 ohms), you might need an external headphone amp to achieve optimal audio quality/volume levels.