Korg Liano

About the Korg Liano

The Liano's built-in microphone is its defining feature - a deliberate response to the rise of solo musicians livestreaming performances or creating piano-and-vocal video content, letting a player capture a mixed voice-and-instrument signal directly from the instrument rather than needing a separate microphone, audio interface and mixing setup. Its natural touch keyboard and genuine piano sampling keep the core playing experience credible despite the ultra-slim, travel-friendly cabinet.

Korg built the Liano around a use case that didn't really exist as a mainstream buying consideration a decade ago - a home content creator who needs both a real piano feel and simple, good-quality audio capture in one portable package - reflecting how digital piano design has evolved alongside the growth of home streaming and social video.

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Sound character of the Korg Liano

Built into an ultra-slim chassis that can't accommodate a full hammer mechanism, so its keybed is lighter-touch than a console or hammer-action piano, prioritizing portability and a built-in microphone for capturing voice alongside piano for streaming rather than deep acoustic-piano realism.

Technical data for the Korg Liano

The history of the Korg Liano

Korg designed the Liano specifically for musicians creating streamed or recorded piano-and-vocal content, building a microphone directly into a slim, portable digital piano.