Yamaha CVP-809GP Electric Piano - Clavinova

Yamaha CVP809 GP. Sound from two world-class concert grand pianos.

Yamaha CFX - Yamaha's flagship concert grand piano delivers crisp highs and powerful bass, resonant and far-reaching sound, suitable for any concert hall. Bösendorfer Imperial - is a piano known throughout its history for its classic Viennese sound. Both are outstanding pianos, characterized by distinct characteristics of power, versatility, delicacy and lightness. And most of all, all the strengths of both of these pianos can only be found in the high-end Clavinova electric piano line.

Possesses VRM virtual resonance model: Creates a unique resonance from a grand piano.

In a grand piano, the sound resonates throughout the entire body, creating a loud resonance, immersing the listener in the sound. This phenomenon is perfectly reproduced in the Clavinova through Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM). This technique calculates the different string states for each of the 88 notes on the keyboard, sequentially between adjacent notes, and the timing and depth when the damper pedal is depressed. This technology allows for vivid, bright, richly diverse expressions, fully delineating all the elements in a piano performance.

Easily play the keys from a keyboard to a keyboard – quickly transmitting sounds.

Equipped with Yamaha's smooth key release technology, the Clavinova delivers a crisp sound when played with a bounce as well as a warm, rich sound when released slowly. This brings different nuances when playing the piano.

The sound changes smoothly in perfect harmony with the player's key presses.

The sound of an acoustic piano often becomes much thinner after a long time. However, with the Yamaha Clavinova electric piano product line, pianists can change the volume and intensity of the sound to achieve a mellow and bright sound by changing the pressure on the keys.

The Clavinova series of digital pianos features a long recording of carefully sampled notes on the piano, reproduces notes in meticulous detail, and uses Yamaha's unique technology to achieve tonal transitions. smoothly according to the player's actions.

In addition, the Yamaha Clavinova series of digital pianos has been tried, tested and adjusted many times by many pianists to achieve the same performance feel as a grand piano.

Key-off model.

The moment a pianist's fingers leave the keys of the grand piano, a subtle tonal change occurs in the instrument because the damper is lowered onto the strings and muffles the sound. The key-off model integrates real-world data about this change, providing realistic simulation of the subtle nuances of the piano's tone, creating a more realistic sound.

Experience playing on a concert grand piano with enveloping sound, even when wearing headphones.

Yamaha's advanced binaural sampling technology uses sound samples from the famous concert grand piano CFX, recorded with specialized microphones to capture the location and nuances of sound. Differences in sound can only be distinguished by the human ear. The resulting sound is so natural and pervasive that you'll even forget you're wearing headphones.

Once you have selected the Yamaha CFX piano sound and put on your headphones, the sampled sound will play automatically without requiring any further settings. Now, with or without headphones, you can enjoy the wonderful sound of a concert grand piano right at home.

Stereo sound optimizer: a new experience when listening with headphones.

When using headphones, Stereophonic Optimizer technology will allow players to enjoy the same resonant sound as when sitting in front of an acoustic piano. With this technology, tones sampled from acoustic pianos* are captured from the body of the instrument. This provides a natural, comfortable experience that eliminates the limitations of performing with headphones.

*CFX sounds use Binaural dual sampling technology

Yamaha speaker innovations include the Spruce Cone and Twisted Flare Port.

Building on experience from making both acoustic pianos and high-end speakers, the Yamaha CVP-809 and CVP-809GP cone speakers use pulp from the same Spruce wood used to create the piano soundboard. The result is a more natural piano-like response to the sound as you play the keys.

Twisted Flare port, a new technology from Yamaha, provides clearer bass sound. The flared and gently twisted shape helps diffuse airflow evenly through the port. Compared to a conventional port, the Twisted Flare Port reduces air turbulence noise, contributing to clear and accurate low frequency reproduction.

KEYBOARD OF YAMAHA CVP-809 GP:

Made by craftsmen skilled in making concert grand pianos.

The keyboard of a concert grand piano is characterized by a soft feel when played gently and a stronger feel when applied with a lot of force. In contrast, a non-grand piano keyboard will have uniform resistance regardless of whether the player's touch is light or heavy. Traditionally, this has been one of the most significant differences between the feel of a grand piano and a digital piano. However, in developing the GrandTouch keyboard, Yamaha sought to reproduce the true key resistance found only in new grand pianos with greater fidelity. The result is an instrument with a more responsive fretboard, offering greater dynamic range than ever before. Now you can control a mellow tone when playing softly, or a richer, brighter tone when you apply more pressure to the keys - just like the sound of a grand piano.

Achieve true balance.

Pianists often favor grand pianos not only because of the way the instrument sounds, but also because of the way the keys respond to their touch. When pressing the keys of a grand piano, the finger pressing the key will feel a certain weight or resistance. Similarly, when releasing the key, the keyboard will return to its resting position based on the balance between the key and the keyboard's internal mechanism. It's difficult to reproduce the natural response of a grand piano's keys on a digital piano, due to differences in mechanics. Yamaha carefully studied these characteristics when developing the GrandTouch keyboard and has now recreated this excellent balance on the Clavinova digital piano. As a result, the GrandTouch is able to deliver the detailed feel of a grand piano, allowing even tone control, precise rhythm and smooth melodic expression - the fundamentals for a great performance. excellent music.

Take advantage of your artistic expression.

When playing a digital piano, the area behind the keys can present a challenge to full musical expression. This is because the rear area of ​​the keyboard is close to the fulcrum of the action. The closer you press the key to this pivot point, the less leverage you have and the more force you need to use. The greater length of the GrandTouch fretboard gives the player HIGHER leverage, allowing for greater control of expression, even in the rear area of ​​the fretboard. This is also the support length on the Yamaha S3X premium grand piano (as of April 2017) and is the largest support length used on a digital piano.

Don't miss any lesson.

Fingers are often more sensitive than we think, and for pianists, the material of the piano keys is extremely important. The GrandTouch keyboard has white keys made from synthetic ivory with outstanding quality exclusively developed by Yamaha. The black keys are made from synthetic Ebony wood. Synthetic ivory keys recreate the tactile surface of real ivory keyboards used in antique grand pianos. It's highly absorbent to help prevent fingers from slipping after hours of practice while still maintaining the ideal texture and feel. The result of more than a century of experimentation in crafting acoustic pianos using exclusive Yamaha technology has resulted in a keyboard that feels natural and comfortable. Additionally, the exquisite appearance and texture of the Yamaha Clavinova digital piano keys is unmatched by any other digital piano and is sure to inspire pianists from the moment they experience it. .

Escapement mechanism of Clavinova keyboard.

The Escapement mechanism in an acoustic piano moves the hammers away from the strings quickly to prevent any interference that causes the strings to vibrate. This mechanism creates a responsive feeling when the keys are gently pressed. Since its inception, Real Grand Expression provided players with excellent sound, touch and pedaling, Yamaha decided to continue creating an Escapement mechanism that provides outstanding playability, repetition and response. on without disrupting the performance. The Clavinova electric piano keyboard features an Escapement motor that recreates this feeling near the end of each keystroke. They are designed in such a way that a light press can be felt, similar to a grand piano keyboard. These keyboards have been fine-tuned to provide additional friction that balances the loop and response of the keys without disrupting the performance.

88-key Linear Graded Hammer Keyboard - the first digital piano keyboard with real weighting on every key.

Each key on a grand piano keyboard has a different weight. This is because the strings for each note are a little thinner and shorter in the high register, and thicker and longer in the bass register. Clavinova's 88-fret Linear Graded Hammer is the first to faithfully replicate this graded feel with different weights and fret pay per fret. This provides the same feel and response as a grand piano and allows players to understand more realistic keystrokes.

GP fader pedal: feels like a real grand piano pedal.

Using the damper pedal subtly changes the character of the piano's sound and is essential for giving pianists all the expressive tools needed to convey their musical vision.

The Clavinova digital piano has a damper pedal that continuously detects the depth of pedal depression and allows the pedal to be depressed halfway, allowing the player to momentarily adjust the level of tapping and bounce, changing the depth and characteristics. piano sound properties.

Premium models feature a GP Response Damper Pedal, which provides the resistance curve of a grand piano, feeling initially light to the touch and becoming heavier as the pedal is pressed deeper. This allows players to become familiar with the subtle nuances of the pedal.

FUNCTIONS OF YAMAHA CVP-809 GP:

Bluetooth® wireless audio connection.

This function of the Yamaha Clavinova electric piano allows users to play music through the sound system using a Bluetooth-enabled smart device. You can stream audio data like mp3 files as well as enjoy playing along with any song on your smart device.

Record music on multiple tracks.

The recording function featured on Yamaha Clavinova digital piano models allows you to record* your performances with the touch of a single button, which is quite useful when you want to listen back to your performance in real time. objective way. Additionally, you can record up to 16 tracks for simultaneous playback, so you can record each hand's playing separately or add overdubs with different tones.

*Recording files are saved in MIDI format and can also be saved to a USB memory stick. Compatible software is required to play back recorded data on a computer.

Recording via USB Audio.

Record your performance via USB and create an audio file (WAV format) that you can save and play back on your computer or portable music player, share with friends or burn to a CD.

*Data is saved in WAV or mp3 format

USB connection.

This feature makes it possible to connect Clavinova to a computer or USB memory device to manage your library.

Detailed specifications of Yamaha CVP809 GP Electric Piano.

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