Dexibell VIVO S10

With the VIVO S10, Dexibell introduces a high-quality digital piano that attracts attention not only with a rich sound range, but also with motorized faders. The instrument features a very pleasantly playable 88-key Fatar TP-400W keyboard with hammer action, triple contact and Ebony & Ivory feel coating that also produces aftertouch and velocity. The digital sound generation offers over 280 sounds, these are spread over 100 organ sounds and 180 sounds from piano, electric piano, plucked/percussive, strings, pad/chorus, brass/synth and guitar/bass. There are 81 memory locations available for custom sounds. Thanks to the more than doubled storage space (3.2 GB instead of 1.5 GB), three of the best piano sounds from the Platinum library are already pre-installed. furthermore, the S10 scores with a significantly faster boot time. Thanks to high-resolution, extra-long samples with plenty of headroom, a clear and assertive basic sound is guaranteed. The optimized performance also benefits the effects, as up to three effects can be used simultaneously per part. With twelve insert effect types (including delay, phaser), four organ effects (rotary, overdrive, vibrato, chorus), 24 reverb variants and a master EQ, everything is on board that, in conjunction with the tone generation, gives the keyboardist everything he needs for everyday stage, band and studio use.

The jack-of-all-trades for stage and studio

The VIVO S10 is multitimbral playable on four parts (Main, Layer, Coupled, Pedal). Practical split and layer functions for up to four master keyboard zones support the performance factor decisively. Very useful is the Chord Enhancer mode, which condenses chords and bass notes played with the left hand, leaving the right hand free for everything else. When changing programs, the notes played sound out without cutting off, which is due to the 320 voiced full polyphony. The nine motorized faders of the VIVO S10 can be optionally assigned to act as drawbars for the organ section, as mixers, equalizer or MIDI controllers. Audio recording to USB stick as well as audio and MIDI data transfer via USB make this instrument a "play center" in the musician's everyday life. Via Bluetooth audio streaming, the digital piano is quickly connected to external speaker systems.