Showing posts with label Digital. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital. Show all posts

Saturday, February 4, 2012

Yamaha ARIUS YDP-161 Digital Piano with Bench

!±8± Yamaha ARIUS YDP-161 Digital Piano with Bench

Brand : Yamaha | Rate : | Price : $1,499.99
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Perfect for beginning students and experienced players alike, the ARIUS YDP-161 provides true piano tone and touch. The GH keyboard and 3-level AWM Dynamic Stereo Sampling voices deliver remarkably authentic sound and natural expressiveness, making it a true joy to play both in practice and in performance. Additionally, the damper pedal includes a half-damper effect, giving you nuanced expressive control over sustained notes. Dual voice capability lets you play two different instrument sounds at the same time, while a 2-track song recorder allows you to capture your original musical ideas and performances.Stepping up to the YDP-161 provides true piano sound and feel. The Graded Hammer keyboard and 128-note polyphony responds to the beginner and experienced player, both in practice and in performance. The 3-level AWM Dynamic Stereo Sampling Voices deliver remarkably authentic and responsive sound.

  • 88-key GH(Graded Hammer) weighted action keyboard
  • Dynamic Stereo Sampling AWM piano with 128-note polyphony
  • 2-track recorder with Flash-ROM song storage
  • Polished gold-colored Damper, Soft and Sostenuto pedals
  • Damper Resonance for richer piano sustain tones

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Monday, January 2, 2012

Thursday, December 1, 2011

The Arius YDP141 - A Beautiful Yamaha Digital Piano for the Student

!±8± The Arius YDP141 - A Beautiful Yamaha Digital Piano for the Student

The Yamaha digital piano line known as the Arius, has many standout models; the one that has the greatest hold on the public imagination now is a model that goes by the name YDP141. The 141 is an entry-level piano. This beautiful upright design, with tasteful cabinetry and matching bench to go with it, sells for as little as 00. Still, entry-level today, doesn't mean what it used to even five years ago.

Let's start with a rundown of the 141's feature list. Starting out, you have a responsive Graded Hammer Standard keyboard action that allows for variable touch sensitivity. With touch sensitivity and a design feature that allows you to set how stiff you would like the keyboard's action to be the keyboard can provide a satisfying playing experience. The piano can sound 64 notes at a time, it includes six standard orchestral voices including the piano, and has the full complement of three pedals. The piano has a damper pedal that offers an innovative half-damper effect that gives you especially expressive control over sounds.While it makes more sense to give a home piano a USB port instead of MIDI ports, Yamaha went ahead and equipped this piano both. It also has two headphone jacks - which should be really useful for a piano instructor and a piano student to learn together with - without disturbing anyone. Add to this a simple effects library with reverb, a two-track sequencer to record your playing with and 50 inbuilt songs, and you find you have a pretty complete package.

As with other Yamaha digital piano models from the Arius line, the YDP141 comes with a pretty spectacular piano voice sampled at multiple velocity levels. If there is one complaint to do with the keyboard, it is that the GHS action that Yamaha uses happens to be a pretty noisy one. When you're playing quiet piano pieces, the clicking of each key you press can shape up to be something pretty distracting. There are other downsides to buying the YDP141 as well. Compared to what the competition offers, for instance competition from the similarly-priced Casio Celviano, what you get with this Yamaha digital piano is relatively stingy. You get fewer voices, smaller speakers, a smaller sequencer and a less responsive keyboard.

Still, you can rarely simply reduce a musical instruments down to the features that make it. Those who love Yamaha's characteristic voicing and the character of the Yamaha sound will find that choosing this piano over Casio or Roland will definitely make more sense. Still, if one could possibly open one's mind to the sampling technology offered by Casio, one might conceivably be swayed.


The Arius YDP141 - A Beautiful Yamaha Digital Piano for the Student

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Friday, November 25, 2011

Roland HP-203 Digital Piano: Sound

www.rolandus.com Chris Halon demonstrates the 88 key multi-sampled piano sound on the Roland HP-203 Digital Piano, as well as some of the other tones.

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