KAWAI MP7SE
A versatile all-in-one stage piano is a “must-have” for professional stage musicians. To meet this need, the Kawai MP7SE digital piano provides great sound, superb touch and flexible control features to pave the way for outstanding live performance. Its class-leading Responsive Hammer III keyboard action faithfully reproduces the natural motion and feel of an acoustic piano. The well-organized panel interface with four assignable control knobs and a large LCD display make sound control smooth and accessible. Its powerful audio processor offers a wide selection of high-resolution effects. Four individually-configurable zones allow for control of internal sounds and external MIDI devices at the same time – with additional fader control of keyboard splits and layering. With 256 impressive sounds – including the renowned Shigeru Kawai SK-EX Concert Grand Piano – and a wide selection of high-resolution effects, the MP7SE digital piano is a perfect partner for any professional stage musician.
Michael Levy –
An excellent DP that covers all the bases. Action quite good, second only to the Kawai MP11se for acoustic like feel. Touch analysis very unusual. Shigeru grands are a beautiful addition and very expressive. Patches excellent. Everything very tweakable. Total connectivity. Terrific midi controller. Great for using with iOS or vsts. 30 lbs lighter and more versatile than the MP11se. Unless you are a concert pianist (than the 11se is for you) you won’t find a better stage or studio keyboard at the price (or considerably more). Great work, Kawai! And no, I am not associated with Kawai in any way. Just think these keyboards deserve the appreciation.
Edgardo Velez –
I can proudly say that this is my best stage piano ever, the KAWAI MP7se. To give you an idea how good it is, I returned my Roland RD2000 to Sweetwater. The MP7se is superb friendly to use, and the sort of sounds is amazing. It is Built to last. Acoustic pianos are stunning and extremely elaborated, thanks to the Harmonic Imaging Technology; a lot better than the Yamaha CP4 (I own one and compared them side to side). Rhodes, Wurlitzers and clavs are very faithful, playable and useful for any oriented music style. As a music arranger and orchestrator, I would say that the Strings are high quality and adequate, although a little limited in variation, but enough to satisfy your need when it comes to layer with pianos, and other ensembles. Rhodes, Wurlitzers and clavs are very faithful, playable and useful for any oriented music style. As a music arranger and orchestrator, I would say that the Strings are high quality, delightful and well adequate, nice enough to satisfy your need when it comes to layer with pianos, and other ensembles purposes. The MP7se is a must for MIDI, since it provides top MIDI implementation and essential sounds controller capabilities in any scenario. On the other hand, it is excellent for piano teachers, solo performers for small venues like a restaurant (one man band), or just to play piano at home. You can’t go wrong with the KAWAI MP7se! Enjoy it! I hope the KAWAI Virtual Tecnician IOS app can be compatible with it real soon!