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the number of keys pressed, the strength with which the keys

are played and pedaling timing.

Featured on the CLP-575 / 585

The moment a pianist’s fingers are lifted from the keys of a grand

piano, subtle changes occur in the instrument’s tone as the

damper is lowered onto the strings to mute its sound. Key-Off

samples features actual recordings of these changes, offering a

faithful reproduction of the most subtle changes in the piano’s

sound, allowing for a more realistic performance.

Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP, CVP-601 / 605 / 609 / 609GP

Key-Off samples

Clavinova Technology

Innovation for effortless performance

Exquisite sound

The CFX—Yamaha’s finest concert grand selected and played by

the winner of the 2010 International Chopin Piano Competition—

and the Imperial from Bösendorfer—a brand held in high esteem

by pianists throughout its long history—are renowned pianos

characterized by distinctive traits such as power, versatility,

subtlety, lightness and mellowness.

Both of these superb pianos’ Voices are featured in the Clavinova.

Tuned to perfection by a highly experienced piano technician with the

sound from all 88 keys sampled individually, Clavinova truly captures

the unique tonal character of each of these outstanding instruments.

With your Clavinova, you can enjoy the exquisite beauty of the

sought-after tone that the CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial deliver.

Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP

The tone of the finest concert grand pianos

in the world

Sound in an acoustic piano attenuates over a long time.

Pianists can change the volume of the sound—as well as its dynamics—to

achieve both mellow and bright tones by simply changing the pressure they

apply to the keys.

The Clavinova features long, carefully-sampled recordings of notes on a piano,

reproduces them in rich detail and utilizes unique Yamaha technologies to

achieve smooth tonal transitions in

response to the touch of the player.

Additionally, the Clavinova has

been repeatedly tested and

adjusted by numerous pianists in

order to attain a performance feel

similar to that of a grand piano.

Smooth tonal transformations

perfectly matched to key pressure

Featuring Yamaha Smooth Release technology, Clavinova

offers the crisp tone heard when playing staccato as well as

the lingering sound produced by releasing the keys more. This

provides finely-nuanced response to the pianist’s playing.

From staccato to legato—superbly expressive

sound that responds to the player’s touch

In a grand piano, sound resonates throughout the body of the

instrument, producing a rich reverberation that envelops the

listener in sound.

This phenomena is reproduced perfectly in the Clavinova

through Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM), which calculates

the various states of the strings for each of the 88 notes on the

keyboard from one instant to the next, allowing vivid,

richly-varied expression that reflects the limitless number of

factors inherent in playing the piano—such as the register and

VRM physical modeling—the distinctive

reverberation generated by the entire body of a

concert grand piano

Superb playability and feel

Natural Wood (NWX/NW)* keyboards are created using Yamaha’s

unrivaled expertise of wood acquired through more than a century

of crafting fine pianos.

Just as with grand pianos, the material used for Natural Wood

keyboards is cut from wood that has been carefully dried

specifically for use in making musical instruments.

Only the best wood from the finest part of each tree is selected,

resulting in a keyboard that is more resistant to buckling and

warping than common laminated wood keyboards.

Yamaha’s Natural Wood keyboard features the same action and

three-sensor configuration as Graded Hammer 3 keyboards, which

accurately senses and interprets the behavior of the keyboard for a

response and feel very similar to that of a grand piano. This allows

you to vividly perform smooth, flowing passages or light trills,

techniques used in many pieces such as Für Elise.

* NWX is featured on the CLP-545 / 575 / 585

* NW is featured on the CVP-609 / 609GP

Natural Wood keyboard—

the feel of an acoustic grand

The touch of the Clavinova keyboard has been praised by

pianists for a performance feel that makes you forget you’re

playing a digital piano, offering authentic response to the force

of your touch and a natural key return. Utilizing the same

hammering system and spring-less mechanism as a grand piano,

GH3X and GH3 actions accurately reproduce the touch of an

acoustic piano from the heavy feel in the lower register to the

lighter touch in the upper octaves.

* GH3X is featured on the CLP-535 / 565GP

* GH3 is featured on the CLP-525, CVP-601 / 605

The Graded Hammer 3 Keyboard

(GH3X/GH3)*

The Clavinova faithfully reproduces the sound of an acoustic piano

utilizing features like String Resonance*

to emulate the mellow

tonal color that occurs when strings react to one another. The result

is a beautiful tone with rich, deep reverberation.

In addition to the reverberation of the strings themselves, Damper

Resonance*

reproduces the broad, deep sound field of an acoustic

piano. On the CLP-535, CLP-545 and CLP-565GP, Damper

Resonance also mirrors the tonal changes that result when a damper

pedal on a grand piano is depressed. It includes sounds such as

those emitted from the key bed and emulates the cumulative

resonance that occurs when all of these sounds blend together.

1 Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 565GP, CVP-601 / 605 / 609 / 609GP

2 Featured on the CLP-525 / 535 / 545 / 565GP, CVP-601 / 605 / 609 / 609GP

1,2 In VRM-equipped models (CLP-575 / 585) this effect is modeled using VRM

Reproducing the Damper Resonance

and deep reverberation of an acoustic piano

Clavinova is an innovative lineup of digital pianos that have continued to evolve while seeking to provide the touch and tone

of a concert grand piano —the ultimate symbol of piano excellence. This authentic grand piano experience is the product of

the knowledge and expertise that Yamaha has accumulated over more than 125 years of crafting acoustic pianos.

Utilizing state-of-the-art technology to achieve grand piano quality, Clavinova digital pianos offer an inviting playing

experience that is perfect for players of all levels, emulating the touch and tone of the grand piano to make the transition

from digital to acoustic piano a seamless and enjoyable one.

Benefits of Smooth Release

Rapidly lifting your fingers (staccato) Slowly lifting your fingers (legato)

Loud,

powerful sound

Heavy

Pressure on key

Large Volume Small

Light

Soft,

gentle sound

The diagram shows how sound resonates in a grand piano and VRM emulates this resonance

Variations of sound according to touch

Three sensors accurately sense the motion of keys

When key is pressed When key is released

The hammer rises, providing a piano-like touch

Hammer

The weight of the hammer causes the key to return

Clavinova Keyboard Structure

Each key has three sensors

Timing when your

fingers begin to separate

Timing when your

fingers begin to separate

Key counterweights

The escapement mechanism in a grand piano moves the hammers away

from the strings quickly after they strike them, in order to prevent any

interference with string vibration. This mechanism produces a slight

clicking sensation when the keys are pressed gently. Since Real Grand

Expression offers players superb sound, touch and pedaling, we decided

to create an escapement that delivers outstanding playability, repetition,

and response without impeding performance. The newly developed

NWX and GH3X keyboards in the Clavinova feature an escapement

mechanism that reproduces this sensation near the bottom of the key dip,

and they have been designed in such a way that the click is discernible

only on the lightest keystrokes, similar to the keyboard of a grand piano.

These keyboards have been adjusted to provide additional friction that

balances key repetition and response without impeding performance.

Featured on the CLP-535 / 545 / 575 / 585 / 565GP

Counterweights are embedded in the keys of a grand piano to balance

the weight of the hammers and offer more precise control when

playing delicately at low volumes. The Clavinova features carefully-

adjusted counterweights for improved playability when playing

pianissimo with a light touch, and better key return in rapid passages.

The keyboard of the Clavinova has been fine-tuned to offer optimal

balance, emphasizing its superb playability and grand piano response.

Featured on the CLP-585

Escapement mechanism of NWX/GH3X keyboards

Grand piano keyboard Clavinova NWX keyboard

CounterweightEscapement

Graphs are visualizations of the effects of the functions.

Bösendorfer

Imperial

Yamaha CFX

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