NAMM 2025: Nord has added a new model to its flagship Nord Piano range, the Nord Piano 6.

Chief among its new features is advanced layering functionality, which enables the player to two independent piano or sample-based synth layers at once, with each layer controllable via an LED-equipped fader.

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As with prior models in the Nord Piano range, sounds in the Nord Piano 6 are sampled using a wide range of real-world instruments. In the piano section, those instruments include a range of grand, upright and electric pianos from Nord’s Piano Library – with new features like Dynamic Compression and Unison – while the synth section emulates sounds from guitars to orchestral elements to classic analogue synths.

In terms of effects, the Piano 6 adds new spring reverb and spin effect types, as well as fresh delay modes and amp tones. Apart from the reverb, which acts as a global effect, the Nord Piano 6’s effects can be applied individually to each layer. Other new features include 120-voice polyphony, advanced string resonance, and options for soft, mid, bright, and Dyno filters.

The Nord Piano 6 comes in 73- and 88-key configurations, priced at £2,999 and £3,299, respectively.

For more information, head to Nord.

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