The white Korg B2WH 88-Key Digital Piano Whitefrom Korg B2WH 88-Key Digital Piano Whiteoffers a variety of updated piano sounds and easily accessible instrument sounds. It can be used by beginners, students, intermediate or professional players alike, and it is portable enough to take anywhere. The keyboard features audio and MIDI over USB and allows you to connect to Mac or Window computers and tablets. In addition, a damper pedal, three months of access to Skoove piano teaching software, and Korg's Module software are included.

Updated Piano Sound Samples    Audio and MIDI Over USB    Easily-Accessible Instruments    Connects to Tablets and Computers Easily    Works with Mac or Windows Computers    Includes 3-Months Skoove Piano Teaching    Includes Korg's Module Software    Single Damper Pedal

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Q: 1. Yes. That's what split and layer means. My question was whether or not it would layer and split at the same time. Please read this example: Bass on bottom and LAYERING piano and strings in the top?

A: The Layer Mode and the Split Mode on the Alesis Prestige 88-Key Digital Piano function separately and not simultaneously. On the model up, which is the Alesis Prestige Artist 88-Key Digital Piano (B&H # ALPRESTIGEAR), the Layer Mode and the Split Mode can be used at the same time. However, the manual notes that when you are using the Split Mode and the Layer Mode at the same time, the right-hand zone of the split will play both of the layered voices, and the left-hand zone of the split will play the split voice only. I am not certain whether the Prestige Artist model might provide the configuration that you desire, but it will allow you to use both the Layer Mode and the Split Mode simultaneously.

Q: 2. Does it have a headphone jack?

A: Hi, yes this Korg Digital Piano does have a 1/4" headphone output jack. Thank you for shopping at B&H!

Q: 3. Does it have usb connection? Can I connect my iPad via Bluetooth (cubasis) ?

A: This does have a USB MIDI connection. As for bluetooth, you can connect an iPad via bluetooth and use Rolands Piano Partner 2 app. Bluetooth MIDI functionality may vary depending on other apps used.

Q: 4. Does this keyboard have MIDI capabilities for using with audio software like Studio One ?

A: Yes, this keyboard features MIDI over USB.

Q: 5. Does this come with the pedals as well?

A: This digital piano comes with the stand and 3 pedals (damper, soft, sostenuto,) as pictured.

Q: 6. How would you connect a pair of external powered speakers for stereo?

A: You can connect external powered speakers to the Kawai ES920 Digital Piano by using either the 3.5mm TRS headphone jack or the 1/4" TRS line output and using a stereo Y-cable with the appropriate connectors for the input on your speakers. If needed, you can certainly use adapters to enable compatibility. Connecting external speakers to the headphone jack will bypass the keyboard's built-in speakers.

Q: 7. Is it portable?

A: Yes, the Korg D1 can be used as a portable digital piano. It is considered lightweight.

Q: 8. What connection does this include that would allow me to connect the digital piano to my computer to use Finale?

A: The Korg B2SPBK 88-Key Digital Piano has a USB Type-B connector to enable connection wit a computer.

Q: 9. I ordered the Alesis Recital Pro 88-key digital piano bundle. Do I need batteries or cables?

A: The Alesis Recital Pro 88-Key Digital Piano can be powered using the included AC power adapter or with six D batteries (batteries are not included). For cables, if you are going to connect the keyboard to an amplifier with a 1/4" input (or two 1/4" inputs), you can use a cable like the Pearstone PM-TRS 1/4" TRS Male to 1/4" TRS Male Interconnect Cable - 10' (B&H # PEPMTRS10) in any length you prefer. The keyboard's left output is for mono output or you can use both the left and right outputs for stereo audio.

Q: 10. Deciding between the Recital and the concert models. is the key feel very different? hammer vs semiweighted adustable feel

A: Yes, there is a difference in the feel of the hammer action and semi-weighted keys on the Alesis Recital Pro and Concert 88-Key Digital Pianos. Hammer action keys can also be referred to as "fully-weighted" and the keys are heavier and can be harder to press down than semi-weighted keys which are lighter and very easy to press. Hammer action keyboards are often favored by players who have experience playing a traditional acoustic piano as this type of keyboard requires more strength and finger dexterity. There are also players who prefer the ease of semi-weighted keys. The sound of the piano can be the same whether the keyboard has hammer action or semi-weighted keys. Keyboards with semi-weighted keys are typically lighter, less expensive, and more portable. This is also true for the Alesis Recital Pro and Concert 88-Key Digital Pianos. There is a considerable difference in the weight of the two models. The Recital Pro weighs 26 pounds while the Concert model weighs 15.6 pounds.