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Description MPiano by ALPHA Pianos - 2017 NAMM Show (2017-01-19 20.23.51 by Pete Brown @ Flickr 31573095634)
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  • Alpha Pianos. Oslo, Norway:Alpha Pianos AS.
  • Prize-winning design quality: MPiano triumphs in Red Dot Award: Product Design 2016 (presse release). Oslo, Norway:Alpha Pianos AS (2016-03-30).
    "​St. Andrea Woerdern, March 30th 2016. MPiano by ALPHA Pianos was awarded with the Red Dot, the international distinction for high design quality. ... "
  • Master Keyboard Controller : MPiano (in Deutsch). Red Dot.
    "​Das MPiano ist ein berührungsempfindliches Keyboard mit elegantem Design und einstellbarer Tastencharakteristik. Das „M“ für mechatronisch verweist auf die Hightech-Aktoren unterhalb der Tasten, die den Widerstand und damit das gefühlte Gewicht der Tasten veränderbar mach-en. Dies ermöglicht Musikschaffenden, das Instrument etwa als Konzertflügel, Kirchenorgel oder Synthesizer zu erleben. Die Oberflächen der Tasten sind zudem berührungsempfindlich und lassen sich individuell als Controller nutzen. / Begründung der Jury Das MPiano begeistert durch seine aus-geklügelte Aktorik, die Musikern neuartige Möglichkeiten bietet, und nicht zuletzt durch seine eindrucksvolle Gestaltung. ",
    "​[In English: The MPiano is a touch-sensitive keyboard with an elegant design and adjustable key characteristics. The "M" for mechatronic refers to the high-tech actuators below the keys, which make the resistance and thus the perceived weight of the keys changeable. This enables musicians to experience the instrument as a grand piano, church organ or synthesizer. The surfaces of the keys are also touch-sensitive and can be used individually as a controller. / Statement of the jury The MPiano impresses with its sophisticated actuators, which offer musicians new possibilities, and last but not least with its impressive design.] ",
    "    ​Credits / Manufacturer: ALPHA Pianos, St. Andrä-Wördern, Austria / Design: Porsche Design Group, Ludwigsburg, Germany "
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