Yamaha CP Reface Synthesizer
Features
Sound
Vintage Keyboard Sound Engine with six incredibly detailed vintage keyboard types
Each keyboard type matches a carefully chosen Drive and Tremolo setting to provide an incredibly musical pairing
The six keyboard types are:
RdI, early ’70s tine electric piano
RdII, late ’70s tine electric piano
Wr, late ’60s reed electric piano
Clv, 70s struck string Clavinet
Toy, toy piano
CP, Yamaha CP80 electric grand piano
Five stomp box-style effects with direct control
The effect types are:
Drive (adds harmonics and distortion)
Tremolo (Auto-Pan for Rd) or VCM Wah with adjustable depth and rate
Chorus with adjustable depth and speed
VCM Phaser with adjustable depth and speed
Digital or Analog-Type Delay with adjustable time and depth
Reverb with adjustable depth
128-note polyphony ensures dropout-free performance
Control
Based on the FS action found on the flagship Motif XF, HQ (High Quality) Mini Keys provide premium feel and response for fast, accurate and natural playing
Sustain pedal input allows the sustain function for all electric piano sounds
Mobility & Connectivity
2W 3cm stereo speaker system lets you play any place, any time
Specially designed bass reflex port technology enhances bass response for full, rich sound
Battery powered – uses six “AA” batteries with five hours of life
USB “TO HOST” allows MIDI connectivity to your USB-equipped computer or iOS device
Dual 1/4″unbalanced line outputs provide connection to mixers, audio interfaces, DI boxes and more
A 3.5mm aux line input lets you connect and hear mobile devices, tablets and more through the instrument
Create your Soundmondo. Inspire and be inspired.
Soundmondo is a free sound sharing community that lets you discover, create and share reface Voices and Set Lists using Google Chrome any place, any time you?re online.
Powered by Web MIDI, Soundmondo is simple to use – just connect reface to Chrome and you?re ready to create or start browsing.
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