Roland V-STAGE 76 Piano digital de palco

Roland V-STAGE 76 Stage Keyboard – Creative Powerhouse for the Stage

The Roland V-STAGE 76 Stage Keyboard stands out as an all-in-one performance instrument crafted for professional musicians. Roland’s flagship technology offers uncompromising sonic flexibility, combining a premium keybed with access to four advanced sound engines—V-Piano, SuperNATURAL electric piano, ZEN-Core synth, and Virtual Tone Wheel organ. Musicians can dominate on stage or in the studio, using controls designed for rapid sound changes and complex setups. This model maximizes expressiveness and workflow, with robust construction and extensive connectivity built to meet modern demands.

What makes the V-STAGE 76 unique among stage pianos

With a newly developed 76-note semi-weighted waterfall keyboard, both traditional piano and advanced organ techniques become possible, including glissandos and rakes. Its four independent sound engines, including the acclaimed V-Piano and ZEN-Core, provide instant access to a vast range of acoustic, electric, and synth sounds—each offering deep real-time customization. Performers benefit from intuitive hands-on controls and scene-based recall, streamlining complex live sets.

Expressive Playability and Engine Control

Every playing nuance registers thanks to the velocity-sensitive, semi-weighted keyboard technology, capturing dynamics from gentle pianissimo to powerful fortissimo. The 128-note polyphony allows for richly layered textures without dropouts, even in dense arrangements. Waterfall action gives players the response they need for authentic organ sweeps and synth leads.

• Keys Number: 76 — covers a broad range for extended performances and comfortable two-handed play
• Keyboard type: Velocity sensitive — picks up every touch, from subtle to intense
• With semi-weighted technology, the keyboard blends both piano and organ feel for a truly versatile playing experience.

Performance Power for Demanding Live Gigs

Players find unlimited creative options with the V-STAGE 76’s four engines: V-Piano for vivid acoustic tones, SuperNATURAL for classic electrics, ZEN-Core for modern synths, and Virtual Tone Wheel for authentic organ textures. On-the-fly editing, split/layer options, and 512 Scenes make it easy to swap between complex setups. Robust construction and a scene-based workflow mean every configuration is instantly available to professionals.

• Polyphony: 128 — ensures thick layering and long sustained passages without note drop
• Instant recall for complex setlists is achieved with 512 Scenes and 128 Scene Chains.
• Four Sound Engines: V-Piano, SuperNATURAL, ZEN-Core, Virtual Tone Wheel — combine all major sound categories in one instrument

Seamless Integration and Customization

Connect the V-STAGE 76 to any professional rig using XLR and TRS outputs, USB audio/MIDI, and a range of pedal inputs. Users can tailor their sound to any venue with customizable effects and EQ. The flexible split/layering, scene workflow, and assignable controls make it a centerpiece for any performance setup.

• For advanced live use, assignable controls (wheels, switches, and pedals) allow deep real-time sound shaping.
• USB/Audio/MIDI: Multi-channel output, computer integration — versatile for both live and studio
• Learning system: No — built for professionals rather than beginners

Ideal for Professional Performers

Stage artists, session keyboardists, and music directors needing expressive play and instant access to a world-class palette of sounds will thrive with this keyboard. The V-STAGE 76 is the right choice for players seeking a streamlined, powerful, and flexible instrument that integrates into any pro setup, from solo shows to arena tours. Flexible engine access and robust connectivity make it suitable for complex demands.

Roland’s Legacy of Innovation

Decades of Roland engineering breakthroughs—from the earliest MIDI to the latest modeling—are embedded in the V-STAGE 76’s DNA. What results is an instrument designed to empower musicians with creative tools for every modern stage.