Virtual Circuit Modeling (VCM) replicates circuitry in preamps, effect processors and speaker systems and is used in a wide range of Yamaha digital instruments. Yamaha utilizes Spectral Component Modeling (SCM) to virtually recreate the physical components of a piano in the CP series of stage pianos. Yamaha's modeling technologies look at all of these parameters and calculates their effect on the tone at any given time in a performance, delivering ultimate realism. Variables such as the way the instrument body vibrates when a string is struck in a particular way or how different resistors affect voltage levels within a circuit present an almost limitless number of scenarios affecting tone. The tone created by an acoustic instrument or by electronic amplification or processing devices is complex and changes based on a wide variety of variables. This clearly enunciates legato notes from staccato with the sound of lingering resonance when you gently lift your fingers from the keys. It features Smooth Release, which measures the speed of your key release. The RGE Sound Engine lets you enjoy the playing response and expressive capability of a concert grand piano. What Technologies Does Yamaha Use In Its Digital Pianos?īy harmonizing the three key elements of tone, touch and pedals in a single piano, Clavinova digital pianos give you the feeling that you are playing an acoustic instrument. From the portable P-Series to the amazingly versatile CVP-709 Clavinova grand, Yamaha has a piano for musicians at every level. With over a century's worth of experience manufacturing world-class acoustic pianos and over a half-century in Hi-Fi audio and electronic instruments, the range of Yamaha home and professional digital pianos are second to none.

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