Yamaha CP1 Illustrated Guide

CP1 is a stage piano manufactured by Yamaha. It combines Yamaha's extensive knowledge and experience in piano building to create the perfect keyboard touch and sound, and has unrivalled tone, making it the ideal choice for stage and recording environments.


Yamaha CP1 Illustrated Guide - cover page
Brand
Yamaha
Category
Other Electronics
Document type
Product Leaflet
Language
English
Pages
12
File format
PDF
File size
3.7 MB
Published
12 June, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
CP1
MD5 checksum
1B5E770B7AEB5A522B0DAE3E52212E94

About this manual

This document serves as an illustrated guide to the Yamaha CP1 stage piano, explaining its unique concept of recreating vintage instruments and equipment through customizable sound blocks. It details how the piano, modulation effect, power amplifier/compressor, and reverb blocks work together to create Performances optimized for various playing environments.

The guide provides specific descriptions of the piano types available, including acoustic pianos like the CFIIIS and S6B, and electric pianos such as the CP80, RdI, RdII, and Wr series. It also covers the specific power amplifier and compressor models that emulate vintage studio gear.

What's inside

  • CP1 Concept
  • Piano Block
  • Acoustic Pianos
  • Electric Pianos
  • Power-Amplifier/Compressor Block
  • Reverb Block
  • Master Equalizer
  • Performance Customization

Frequently asked questions

What types of piano sounds does the CP1 recreate?

The CP1 recreates the sounds of acoustic pianos, vintage electric pianos, and synthesizer piano voices.

How are CP1 voices configured and optimized?

Voices are fashioned by arranging structural blocks and can be optimized using a common Master Equalizer.

What specific acoustic piano models are simulated in the CP1?

The CP1 simulates the CFIIIS and S6B Yamaha grand pianos.

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