Roland GP-9M Digital Piano Moving Keys | Polished White

Roland’s Premier Grand Piano Experience

The GP-9M is what happens when Roland takes their finest grand piano and asks what more it could do. Starting from the same foundation as the GP-9 — the Concert Modeling sound engine, the Hybrid Grand keyboard, the eight-speaker projection system — it then adds a set of capabilities that open the instrument up to an entirely different category of use. Moving keys, professional XLR outputs, and a built-in mic input make this the only piano in the GP series that works as hard for an audience as it does for the player sitting at it. At home, in a hotel lobby, on a restaurant floor, or on a performance stage — the GP-9M is built for all of it.

• Premier full grand cabinet in high-gloss ebony or polished white with flowing curves and finely crafted details
• Piano Reality Concert Modeling sound engine with unlimited polyphony for the deepest, most expressive grand piano tone Roland offers
• Piano Reality Concert keyboard — 88 keys with progressive hammer action, escapement, hybrid wood/molded keys, Ivory Feel, long key pivot length, and haptic key vibration
• High Precision Sensing for the most detailed touch response in the GP range
• Sustain, soft, and sostenuto pedals with continuous detection, damper modeling, and full half-pedal support
• Eight-speaker Piano Reality Concert Projection sound system with dedicated center channel, multi-channel amplification, and advanced sonic processing
• Moving keys — plays back onboard songs, USB MIDI files, and Roland Cloud content automatically
• Stereo XLR outputs for direct connection to venue house sound systems
• Microphone input — sing through the piano’s speaker system with no external preamp or mixer needed
• Smart touch panel with intuitive icons and switchable backlighting
• Variable lid height with two prop sticks for tonal adjustment
• Integrated casters for easy repositioning
• Six Piano Reality Ambience environments: Studio, Lounge, Concert Hall, Wooden Hall, Stone Hall, Cathedral
• Onboard Piano Designer for deep per-note tonal customization
• Bluetooth audio streaming and MIDI connectivity
• Roland Piano App integration for remote control, digital scores, lessons, and Roland Cloud access
• Twin Piano, Split, and Dual modes
• Advanced metronome, multi-track recorder, and dual headphone jacks
• USB Computer and Memory ports
• Available in gloss black and polished white

Built on the Best

The GP-9M starts where the GP-9 finishes. Same Concert Modeling engine, same Hybrid Grand keyboard with haptic vibration and long key pivot length, same eight-speaker projection system. Every element that makes the GP-9 Roland’s finest home grand is present and unchanged. What the GP-9M adds on top of that foundation is a entirely separate conversation — one about performance, entertainment, and versatility that no other piano in the range can have.

Keys That Move Themselves

The moving key function turns the GP-9M into a self-playing instrument that’s genuinely compelling to watch. Load a song from the onboard library, drop a MIDI file onto a USB stick, or pull content from Roland Cloud through the Piano App — and the keys move through the performance on their own, with full dynamic expression. For a home gathering, a hotel lobby, or a restaurant floor, it creates an experience that a static piano simply can’t replicate.

Wired for the Stage

The stereo XLR outputs let the GP-9M plug directly into a venue’s house audio system — independently of its onboard speakers. That means the piano can fill a large room through a professional sound system while still projecting naturally through its own eight speakers at the instrument itself. Output routing is flexible too: send the full mix, the dry piano only, the ambience only, or song playback independently to suit the needs of the space.

Sing Through the Piano

The built-in microphone input is a detail that matters more than it might seem. Plug in a dynamic mic and a performer’s voice comes through the GP-9M’s speaker system directly — no preamp, no mixer, no extra gear. For a solo performer at a venue or a pianist who sings at home, it simplifies the setup considerably and keeps the focus where it belongs: on the music.

Concert Tone, Every Time

The Piano Reality Concert Modeling engine sits above the standard Modeling engine used in the GP-9, recreating the behavior of a concert-grade acoustic grand with even greater depth and complexity. Notes bloom and decay the way they do on a great instrument in a great room. The six Piano Reality Ambience environments — Studio, Lounge, Concert Hall, Wooden Hall, Stone Hall, Cathedral — shape the acoustic character of the space around the sound, so the piano feels at home wherever it’s placed.

Touch That Rewards Serious Playing

The Concert keyboard’s long key pivot length creates an even, consistent weighted feel from the lowest bass note to the highest treble — closer to a full concert grand than any shorter key design can achieve. Haptic vibration adds subtle physical feedback through the keys that mirrors the resonance you’d feel on a fine acoustic instrument. Combined with progressive hammer action, escapement, and High Precision Sensing, it’s a keyboard that captures everything you put into it.

Make a Connection

Bluetooth audio streaming turns the GP-9M into a high-quality speaker system for backing tracks and accompaniment. Bluetooth MIDI connects wirelessly to music apps and DAWs. The Roland Piano App adds full remote control, access to digital scores, lesson content, and a growing library on Roland Cloud — including player piano content for the moving keys function.

Maintenance-Free, Always in Tune

Despite everything it does, the GP-9M never needs tuning, regulation, or humidity management. It will sound as good on its ten-thousandth performance as it did on its first. For a commercial venue, that reliability isn’t a convenience — it’s a genuine operational advantage.

Envision It in Your Space

Use Roland’s Piano AR feature to see how the GP-9M will look before it arrives. Scan your room or venue with a smartphone and a fully rendered 3D model appears in the space. Try both finishes, adjust the lid angle, move it around — until the picture looks exactly right.