Yamaha CP33 Digital Piano

Description

In 1976, Yamaha released the first of the CP series stage pianos. These 'electric grands' became instant classics with their authentic sound and live performance convenience. Thirty years later, Yamaha celebrates those milestone keyboards by unveiling the latest and greatest in the CP series: the new CP300 and CP33. Drawing on our rich tradition and experience, these instruments give the live performer all the sound and expressiveness of a superbly mic'd grand piano with the portability and versatility of a modern digital instrument. Introducing the new standard in stage pianos – the CP series.

• 88-key Graded Hammer keyboard with authentic touch
• State-of-the-art AWM tone generation system
• Maximum polyphony of 64 notes
• Compact, light and protable – easy to carry and easy to set up
• 28 original voices
• Reverb, and other effects, including Chorus, Phaser, Temolo and Rotary Speaker
• Comprehensive MIDI functioins
• Mastermode, for independent control of up to two external tone generators
• Real-time controllers – including sliders and Pitch Bend/Modulation wheels for maximum expression
• USB terminal – letting you connect to a computer for recording of your performances, creating/arranging of songs, and converting to notation mention real-time controllers

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