Nord Grand 2 - Improved Keybed?

I had the opportunity to play the new Nord Grand 2 alongside the original Nord Grand last week and was pleasantly surprised at how much better quality the weighted action feels on the Nord Grand 2! Less mechanical noise and just a better overall feel! I was also able to play a bunch of other digital pianos and 88 key workstations and can tell you that in my opinion, the Nord Grand 2 sits at the top as my favorite current weighted action for a digital piano!
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[@blackmambafan24]

Hello Douglas. Great playing 🙌

[@akamrkris]

Great video!❤❤❤

[@DSoundman]

Thank you!!

[@sonjavang864]

Hi Douglas, thank you for this important video. On a previous video on the NG2 you mentioned that your fingers got tired after a half hour of playing. That got me really worried. I was thinking of trading the NG1 for a NG2 primarily since it has more capabilities. Since your first video I got this out of my head, now I am wondering again.

[@germanshepherdlover2613]

Are the sounds the same as the original Nord Grand?

[@1975Stevo]

Hi Douglas, great video. I have the NS4 which is incredible however i would say 95% of the time i play Piano with pads/strings etc. Plus I dont play around with the endless amounts of settings with the NS4 manipulating or editing sounds either. Now that the NG2 is out, im drawn to it more being more dedicated to Piano. Is it mad for me to think of selling the NS4 and getting the NG2? I'm also contemplating holding out to see how the new Korg Grandstage x is going to fair when that eventually gets released.

[@DSoundman]

Thanks! I don't think you're mad for considering it. The big difference I see is no organ engine, significantly less synth functionality (although there is still a little bit), and a little less portable. I love that they brought the power of the effects and layer control from the NS4 into the NG2. The Korg Grandstage X looks like a pretty legit board, but looks like it's less powerful on the effect side and possibly the layering features. My next video on the NG2 is around building a layered piano/pad sound, so hopefully that'll give you some more insight into those capabilities.

[@_classic_rob_]

There's always the trusty Yamaha YC88

[@A106]

@@_classic_rob_Thats mainly Piano and Organ. He wants Piano/Pad and strings

[@_classic_rob_]

@@A106 That's the thing... Yes, you get organ, but it does piano/strings/action better than just about anything. Organ is just a bonus for me

[@A106]

@@_classic_rob_ Why not the CP88? Isn’t that much more focused on Piano and Synths?

[@matheushenrique6251]

It’s a pity it doesn’t come with integrated speakers.

[@DSoundman]

I know, would have made it heavier though. If you can afford them, the Nord Piano Monitors are amazing and attach right to the back of the Grand 2.