Yamaha GranTouch User Manual

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Pitch  - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  6
Creative Options   - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -  8
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Thank you for choosing a Yamaha 

 

™—the digital piano with a “grand” touch 

and sound. The rest of this page talks about the 

 

 unique features.

 

 is the first digital piano to feature a real grand piano keyboard and action, so it 

feels and responds just like a real grand piano. Newly developed continuous optical key sen-
sors mean that the 

 

 captures every subtle nuance of your playing. Even staccato 

and legato playing is reproduced faithfully. 

 

The superb piano sound is provided by a massive 30-megabyte memory, which contains 
the digitally sampled, stereo sound of a classic Yamaha CFIIIS concert grand piano. Even 
the effect of the sustain pedal has been captured, providing the rich harmonic resonance of 
a true grand. A 60-watt stereo power amplifier and three-way speaker system reproduce the 
sound in all its richness and glory. While high-quality reverb programs simulate the acoustic 
ambiance of three different playing environments: Room, Hall 1, and Hall 2. 

 

A continuous volume control allows you to play at any volume, depending on your situa-
tion. For private practice without disturbing others, headphones can be used. Two pairs of 
headphones can be connected so another person can listen to your playing or play along in 
a duet. AUX and MIDI connections expand your creative options for using the 

 

 

with other electronic musical instruments, computers, and MIDI sequencers.