VIVO Home pianos by DIXIBELL match incredible sound quality perfectly with a beautiful and unique design.
The idea is to buck the trend that sees digital pianos as fake copies of acoustic pianos and create a piano with a distinct soul and a superb unique design. The H1 has the same VIVO sound and technology but in a new minimalistic lifestyle design giving a simplistic but contemporary look, whilst retaining our famous Italian design flare.
T2L (True 2 Life) is a new technology specifically created and crafted for pianos which combines the following innovations developed to enhance the responsiveness and accuracy of sound timbre relative to the dynamic articulation of the performer.
T2L handles the various algorithms designed to simulate every single ‘nuance’ reproduced taking care of all aspects of the sound that can also be modified by the user to personalize or create new sounds.
It seemed an impossible dream but now it is reality.
HIGH DEFINITION AT 24 BIT AND 48KHz
Audio Definition incomparable to Video Definition. Imagine seeing a movie in VHS quality and then seeing it in HD at 4K.
Dexibell exceeds the current standard of 16-bit and 44.1 KHz, the standard audio CD reproduction, with the use of higher definition, both in the “waveforms” format and also in the integrated circuit of the conversion from digital to analogue (DAC).
This new technology guarantees a better frequency response and a 256 times higher dynamic response than a conventional 16-bit instrument.
UNLIMITED POLIPHONY
At the heart of the Dexibell piano lies an incredibly powerful “Quad Core” processor capable of managing 320 digital oscillators. This huge number of oscillators allows for the simulation of all elements, sounds and noises which culminate to model the T2L sound.
The increased polyphony used in Dexibell Pianos contributes to simulate the realistic responsiveness of a real acoustic piano as well Classic Organ, through virtually unlimited polyphony.
XXL-SAMPLE
Extra extra large sample length. Throughout the range of Dexibell musical instruments, the recorded waveform length of each individual note is between 3 and 15 times higher than the equivalent products currently on the market.
A low note on a Dexibell piano has an original waveform of 15 seconds. The current average is between 1 and 5 seconds.
The result is astonishing realism and vitality of the harmonics through the evolution of the sound of the held notes.
