QRS PNOmation OT (over the top)

Do-It-Yourself Setup

• Fits on any standard 88-note keyboard.
• Top handles and side rail pockets allow for ease of placement.
• Dialing in the throw of the plunger requires rail height adjustment. Thumb wheels make this task accurate and fast.

The Largest and Best Player Piano Library

• Thousands of tracks from different genres, artists and albums.
• Colored fonts identify type of track: Solo, Concert or SyncAlong.

Piano Workshops and Factories

• Help break in new or repaired actions.
• Easily move from one piano to the next.
• Provide report certification for customer of the break-in time.
• Comes standard with QRS's proven Magic Pedal technology.

Wireless Capabilities

• Wi-Fi and Wi-Fi Direct built in for easy setup and access from any Wi-Fi enabled device regardless of Internet status.
• Bluetooth Audio and MIDI built in allows for wireless communication to software applications and speakers.

User Options

• Schedule playlists or radio playback on/off time, and set playback volume.
• Multiple Playback Sources: MIDI-in using 5 pin din, USB, Memory Stick, Internal MIDI, Bluetooth, Bluetooth MIDI, Network, Analog MIDI and QRS's Patented SyncAlong Technology.
• Key performance setups and alignments do not require you to call a technician.
• MIDI Control Options: Tempo, Transpose, Volume, MIDI Channels.
• Record a live piano using a mic, your piano and the OT.

Accessory: pedal pusher

Info: https://www.qrsmusic.com/PNOmationOT.asp

 

9000 usd? thank you, but I prefer kontakt pianos

 

They have a special now for $7,495 -pedal pusher included-. That’s more or less the price to transform a regular piano into a mechanical player one (but this is portable). The price seems ok to me

 

Even $7,500 is savagely steep for what this is. For that price, I'm more than happy with my Kontakt pianos.
Hell, for the original asking price, I'd get a low-end upright....or, more likely a Mark I.

 

i played with the similar far more expensive Yamaha Disklavier and it's honnestly surprising. But it only work if you perform the piece of music on the very same piano you'll record. whenever i transfered a piece from my midi (heavyweight) keyboard for exemple, the performance was totally falsified. you can tweak to a certain point. but, at the end, it never really work. It's pretty cool for correcting few bugs here and there, eventually re-recording the piece later with beter mic placement, keeping a backup of an incredible performance, but again, as you'll play differently on any piano, a portable version don't make much sens. I'm a keyboard player, i have two piano at home, and one Yamaha disklavier at disposal whenever i need, in 99% of the time i'm using kontakt piano. from fazioli grand to alicia keys and the 40 other in between..