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Play something Maintained by: Member ID playsomething ( Feedback score of 5054) Playsomething West Wing, The Water House, Water Lane, Bishops Stortford, Herts. CM23 2JZ Tel: 01279 465155 | Playsomething 31 Baldock Street, Ware, Herts. SG12 9DH Tel:01920 460646 Yamaha Digital Pianos Roland Digital Pianos Roland V-Drums Aer Acoustic Amps Shop search Enter your search keyword in titles & description Shop categories Shop home Guitar (64) Drums (27) Keyboards (37) DVD (86) Percussion (1) Digital Piano (11) Ukulele (29) Sheet Music (815) Harmonicas (25) Woodwind (5) Microphones (5) Recorders (5) Mixers (5) Pickups (19) Benches/Stool (3) Gifts & Accessories (4) Mandolin (1) Bar Stools (6) Mugs (7) Other (93) Show all sub-categories Postage & Payment Goods will be despatched by courier for next working day once payment is clear. Goods can also be collected in person. Store Newsletter! Add my Shop to your Favourites and receive my email newsletters about new items and special promotions! General Interest SuperNATURAL pianos are different because... Multi-Sampling: SuperNATURAL pianos are equipped with technology, which was born by bringing together Roland V-Piano technology and 88-key stereo multi-sampling technology. This new sound engine is the product of Roland's deep research of the characteristics of acoustic pianos, with the goal of faithfully reproducing the rich tone and expressivity of a concert grand piano. The maximum polyphony of 128 is more than enough for even the most complex pieces. Natural Decay: The SuperNATURAL piano sound engine replicates the natural decay of a acoustic piano. The natural decay of notes and beautiful lingering tones are important elements of a piano's sound. The decaying sound of an acoustic piano not only decreases in volume, but also gradually changes in colour to a softer tone. Organic Tonal Change: Using technology only Roland's digital pianos have, the SuperNATURAL piano sound engine delivers natural and seamless changes in tone colour in response to the player's touch. Its expanded dynamic range supports the most advanced and subtle techniques, just as one would expect in an acoustic grand piano. For example, there are subtle changes in tone where the damper is barely touching the string. There are also variations in the sustain of a sound when you depress the pedal gradually. The pedals even support the most subtle expression, such as depressing the pedal again after releasing it for an instant.