The Numa is a great value. The B3 emulation is okay (better than your Juno DS), but "great" is a high bar for under $1k, even without wanting 88 keys. But another nice thing about the Numa is how easily it integrates with external devices. You can use its organ controls to operate a better organ sound source like VB3m, an inexpensive app that runs on iPhone and also numerous Android phones, connected via a single USB cable, and the app's sounds will be merged with the native Numa sound outputs so there's no additional wiring needed.Not gigging. I have a Juno ds 61 but want a lightweight 88 key. With great b3 emulation. $ is an issue. Under 1k is great. Is the numa a good choice? Tia
Hmm. So a single usb cable integrates the vb3m to the numa. Audio through onboard speakers also?The Numa is a great value. The B3 emulation is okay (better than your Juno DS), but "great" is a high bar for under $1k, even without wanting 88 keys. But another nice thing about the Numa is how easily it integrates with external devices. You can use its organ controls to operate a better organ sound source like VB3m, an inexpensive app that runs on iPhone and also numerous Android phones, connected via a single USB cable, and the app's sounds will be merged with the native Numa sound outputs so there's no additional wiring needed.
Yes. (Though do not expect too much from those speakers!)Audio through onboard speakers also?
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