NX Editor
Remote panel for a stage piano — all four Zones on one screen — iPhone, iPad & Mac
NX Editor is a native remote panel for the Studiologic Numa X Piano — on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It is a controller and editor, not a sound source: your keyboard stays the instrument, and NX Editor puts its whole panel on one screen. The Numa X shows one Zone at a time, behind the Zoom page. NX Editor lays all four Zones side by side — sound, on/off/mute, the engine knobs (Acoustic, Electric and Synth), level, pan, delay and reverb sends, both insert effects and the Master delay and reverb — and everything you touch is sent to the keyboard over its common MIDI channel, in real time. Six scenes per Program switch the whole panel at once, without a cut, each in its own colour; favorites and Programs are recalled by Program Change. Not made by, or affiliated with, Studiologic / FATAR. Made to work with the Numa X Piano.
Features
The whole Program at a glance
The keyboard shows one Zone at a time, behind the Zoom page. NX Editor lays all four side by side: sound, on/off/mute, the engine knobs (Acoustic, Electric and Synth), level, pan, delay and reverb sends, both insert effects and the Master delay and reverb — all at once.
It moves the keyboard, live
Everything you touch is sent to the keyboard over its common MIDI channel, in real time — sound and Zone changes, levels, sends, effects, Split and Program changes.
Scenes, like a set list
Six scene memories per Program. Tap one and the whole panel is sent to the keyboard at once — seamlessly: a Zone that comes in fades up from silence and swaps its sound without a click, and a Zone that leaves fades down before it mutes. Each scene has its own colour, so you find it on stage.
Favorites and Programs
Your own quick-access lists inside the app — sixteen groups, up to twenty-four each — recalling Programs by Program Change. Browse and switch the keyboard's Programs from the Programs tab.
Honest about what it knows
A control shows a value only when the app truly knows it — from the keyboard, or from you. Sound names are yours (a nickname) or read from the keyboard, never guessed from the factory set. The app never touches firmware.
First, two switches on the keyboard
In the keyboard's Global menu, turn COMMON CHANNEL on (matching the app) and set Common CH CC to SEND/RECEIVE — that is what lets the panel talk to the keyboard.
What it's for
NX Editor is a native remote panel for the Studiologic Numa X Piano, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. It is a controller and editor, not a sound source: your keyboard stays the instrument. The Numa X shows one Zone at a time, behind the Zoom page; NX Editor lays all four Zones side by side — sound, on/off/mute, the engine knobs (Acoustic, Electric and Synth), level, pan, delay and reverb sends, both insert effects and the Master delay and reverb — and sends everything to the keyboard over its common MIDI channel, in real time. It has six scenes per Program that switch the whole panel without a cut (a Zone that comes in fades up from silence; one that leaves fades down before it mutes), each in its own colour, and favorites lists — sixteen groups of up to twenty-four — that recall Programs by Program Change. A control shows a value only when the app truly knows it — from the keyboard or from you — sound names are yours or read from the keyboard, and the app never touches firmware. 100% on your device: no account, no tracking, no internet. Not made by, or affiliated with, Studiologic / FATAR.
See it in action
Screens
FAQ
Does NX Editor make sound?
No. It is a controller and editor: the sound is always your keyboard's own. With no keyboard connected, the panel shows "—" (unknown) — by design, because the app never shows a value it does not know.
Which keyboard does it work with?
The Studiologic Numa X Piano. NX Editor is not made by, or affiliated with, Studiologic / FATAR; the keyboard's name is used only to say what it works with.
What do I need to switch on the keyboard first?
Two switches in the Global menu: turn COMMON CHANNEL on (matching the app's channel) and set Common CH CC to SEND/RECEIVE. That is what lets the panel talk to the keyboard.
How do the scenes work?
They are six memories per Program. Tap one and the whole panel is sent to the keyboard at once, without a cut: a Zone that comes in fades up from silence and swaps its sound without a click, and a Zone that leaves fades down before it mutes. Each scene has its own colour, so you find it on stage.
Does the app touch the keyboard's firmware?
Never. NX Editor only sends MIDI commands and does not touch firmware.
Does the app collect data or need the internet?
No. Everything stays on your device: no account, no tracking, no internet. Sound nicknames, favorites lists and scenes are stored only there.
Which devices does it run on?
iPhone, iPad and Mac (native) — coming soon to the App Store.
When does it launch?
Coming soon to the stores. Follow @rsjb_app for the launch announcement.