Hybrid Piano Grand Yamaha C2X Chrome SH3 SILENT - CX Series

Piano Yamaha C2X Chrome SH3 SILENT Piano.

A mute system has been added to the C2X Chrome model, a piano with a Chrome frame and graceful lacquered interior. This is a SILENT Piano™ type SH3.

SILENT Piano™.

SILENT piano™ are genuine acoustic pianos equipped with Yamaha's advanced silencing technology. When playing the keys in SILENT Mode, the hammers are stopped immediately before striking the strings so that the piano itself does not make a sound. Sensors installed below the keys decode how the keys are played and relay the data to a digital tone generator, creating sampled sounds that you can listen to with headphones. This allows players to play with real acoustic piano sounds at normal times or wear headphones to play in SILENT Mode to avoid disturbing others. In other words, you can play SILENT Piano™ at any time.

WHAT IS THE SILENT Piano™?

This is an outstanding acoustic piano that you can play quietly, while still allowing you to adjust the volume, retaining the rich, complex sound that is unique to acoustic instruments. When switched to Silent mode, the hammer stops just before hitting the strings, while optical sensors record the playing movement. They activate the internal tone generator and reproduce digitally sampled piano sounds in your headphones. The result is a wonderfully natural acoustic piano sound that you can play at any time, without worrying about your surroundings.

PLAY YOUR WAY WITH SILENT Piano™.

Listen to rich, beautiful music through headphones without outside sound entering.

In Silent mode, you can immerse yourself in luxurious, natural sounds from Stereoscopic Sampling and Grand Expression Modeling, without feeling like you're wearing headphones at all.

Intuitive controls and comprehensive features via a dedicated app.

The Smart Pianist app keeps you connected to countless exciting new ways to play the piano. You can use this app to analyze songs on your smart device and automatically create piano sheet music (chord charts), or take advantage of quick, intuitive functions to control volume, select piano sounds and other features.

Record and review your gameplay.

Just press a button to record your performance and listen back instantly. Or use the USB recording feature to store your performances in WAV format to USB flash memory, so they can be saved on your computer to document your progress.

Add rhythm for a lively performance.

There are 20 different rhythms built into SILENT Piano™, including drums and bass. Choose the accompaniment song of your choice and play with your own backing band.

Expand your horizons with new instrument sounds.

More than just a piano, this excellent instrument also features the sounds of other instruments, including electric piano, harpsichord, organ, string instruments, and chords. Choose your favorite sounds that match the style of music you want to play and wait for inspiration to strike.

SIMILAR FEATURES BETWEEN TransAcoustic™ Pianos and SILENT Piano™.

Sound simulation sensor system.

Both the TransAcoustic™ and SILENT pianos feature a new Yamaha-developed Sound Simulation Sensor System that accurately interprets how the actual piano responds to the movements of the artist's fingers, which are then relayed. from the keys through movements, making the hammer strike the strings. With Yamaha's exclusive algorithm, the system simulates with high precision the movements of the hammers at the moment they strike the strings, reproducing every piano sound exactly as the player intended. These sensors are non-contact, so they do not affect the playing feel of the guitar.

Grand pianos feature sensors on the hammers to more accurately detect and decipher a wider range of key movements (e.g., slow strokes, fast glides) as the hammers actually strike the strings. Like key sensors, hammer sensors are contactless, so they do not affect the feel of the piano.

Grand expression modeling (simulating loud expressive sounds).

Grand Expression Modeling is a new feature that faithfully reproduces the tonal variation that results from the piano's internal mechanics, such as the way the hammers and dampers come into contact with the strings as the player plays. This feature detects the force and acceleration of key presses and changes the sound output accordingly in real time, so players can explore subtle tonal nuances, even in TransAcoustic™ mode or SILENT.

Virtual resonance modeling (virtual resonance model).

One of the greatest attractions of the grand piano is the sympathetic resonance created by vibrations throughout the entire instrument. Yamaha's advanced Virtual Resonance Modeling technology meticulously recreates this rich sympathetic resonance*. This technology makes it possible to create diverse tones by adding sympathetic tones corresponding to the timing and intensity of key presses and pedal presses to the complex, diverse sympathetic tones produced. when the string vibrations are transmitted to other strings and the soundboard. Virtual Resonance Modeling even recreates the sound that dampers make when they are lifted off the strings, along with the resonance of the aliquots, strings, soundboard, and case. Feel the deep, dynamic resonance originating from the piano's case.

Yamaha and Bösendorfer grand pianos.

Introducing two newly sampled voices of concert grand pianos from Yamaha and Bösendorfer, both popular choices in concert halls around the world. First up is the CFX, Yamaha's flagship concert grand piano, prized by the world's most famous pianists for its powerful, brilliant, expressive tone. The second is the Imperial from Bösendorfer, a longstanding Viennese piano brand with many devoted fans. The Imperial is known for its richness of color and warm, natural feel. Yamaha faithfully recreates the unique characteristics of concert grand pianos by carefully recording the entire tonal range of each of the 88 keys, adjusting the details to capture keeping the most harmonious sounds that every piano must have. Along with these two world-famous concert grand pianos are a long list of other instruments, including Electric Piano, Harpsichord and Organ.

Stereoscopic sampling.

Stereoscopic sampling creates the atmosphere and full, natural resonance of an acoustic piano*, making pianists feel like they are sitting in front of a grand piano. Stereoscopic sampling is a sampling method in which special microphones are placed on the head of a mannequin in positions similar to a pianist's ears to capture piano sounds the way they hear them. In reality. Stereoscopically sampled sound conveys such a natural feel that pianists forget they are wearing headphones, no matter how long they play. On these pianos, stereoscopic sampling is used for the Bösendorfer Imperial as well as the Yamaha CFX.

Quick sound escape system.

Equipped with Yamaha's Rapid Key Escape System to fully preserve the playability and musical expressiveness required of a grand piano, even when playing in TransAcoustic™ or SILENT mode. When the hammer strikes the string, the system optimizes the distance between the hammer and the string for the best feel, whether the instrument is in acoustic mode or in another mode.

Add charm to the performance.

Equipped with 20 different rhythm types for automatic drum and bass accompaniment.

Two recording functions.

[Integrated recording function for checking immediately after playing]

Equipped with a built-in recording function for recording at the touch of a button.

[Burn USB flash drive to data for playback on computer]

Recording function to USB flash drive. This function creates audio files that can be saved or played back on a computer or burned to a CD. Recordings are saved in WAV format.

Detailed specifications.

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