The CLP-635 is where the CLP lineup starts to re-define what to expect from a digital piano. Experience the sound of the binaurally sampled Yamaha CFX through your headphones, or enjoy the realism of Virtual Resonance Modeling through the on-board stereo speaker system. And with over a century of acoustic piano manufacturing heritage, it only makes sense that the best digital pianos come from Yamaha.
Overview:
Yamaha CFX Sound Sample:
Bösendorfer Imperial Sound Sample:
Features
Yamaha CFX & Bösendorfer Imperial piano samples: Two of the world’s finest grand pianos
Two of the world’s finest concert grand pianos are at your fingertips. The Yamaha CFX is the finest 9-foot concert grand piano, selected and played by the winner of the 2010 International Chopin Piano Competition. The Imperial from Bösendorfer has been held in high esteem by pianists throughout the brand’s long history. These renowned pianos are characterized by their distinctive power, versatility, and subtlety.
Binaural CFX Sampling
Binaural sampling allows for an incredible sound to be heard through headphones. This is a highly sophisticated recording technique, in which a special combination of microphones are used: two microphones are actually installed into the ears of a model of a human head, so that the sound reproduced is from the pianist’s perspective.
GH3X (Graded Hammer 3X) Keyboard w/Synthetic Ebony & Ivory Keytops, escapement: True piano tone deserves true piano touch.
By using a similar hammer mechanism (with no springs) as the one found in a grand piano, the GH3 keyboard action reproduces the touch of an acoustic instrument, from the heavier feel in the lower register to the lighter touch in the upper octaves. It also features a three-sensor configuration which accurately senses and interprets the behavior of the keyboard to create a response and feel very much like that of a grand piano.
The GH3X keyboard features an escapement mechanism that reproduces the feel of an acoustic piano as it goes through the let-off of the jack and the fall of the hammer when a key is played very softly.
Synthetic ebony & ivory key tops reproduce the tactile surface of the ivory white keys, and wooden ebony keys once used in acoustic pianos. It features highly absorbent material that prevents fingers from slipping even after hours of performing, while retaining the ideal texture and feel.
Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM): For a sound that truly resonates with the listener
In a grand piano, strings and sounds resonate throughout the entire body of the instrument to produce a rich reverberation that envelops the listener in sound. Not only are the strings vibrating as you play, but other strings ring as well, in reaction to ones you play. Some keys strike a different number of strings depending on their position on the keyboard; this explains why the sound of an acoustic piano is so complex and rich.
This experience is reproduced perfectly on select Clavinova models 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. As a result, the Clavinova sound features a seemingly limitless number of elements in common with an acoustic piano.
Key-off Samples: The art of letting go.
The moment you lift your fingers 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 the sound. Key-off samples feature actual recordings of these changes, offering a faithful reproduction of the most subtle nuances in the piano’s tone to create a more realistic overall sound.
Bluetooth Audio: Turn your Clavinova into a wireless speaker!
Any Bluetooth-enabled device can connect to your Clavinova wirelessly so that you can listen to your music library through the high-quality speaker system of the piano. You can listen to MP3s from your smart phone, or even hear the sound from streaming videos through the Clavinova’s speaker system. Pairing your device with the Clavinova is quick and easy!
USB audio (WAV) recording/playback: Built-in piano recording studio. Record and share your music.
The USB to Device port allows you to connect your USB flash drive and use it as a built-in piano recording studio. You can store your performances directly on the USB flash drive as audio songs. These songs are stored in WAV format, so you can listen back using the keyboard’s on-board speaker system, or conveniently play them on a computer, transfer them to a portable media device or upload them to share with friends online.
Drum Rhythms: Groove along in performance or practice
Use the on-board drum rhythms for practice or performance. There’s a variety of rhythm patterns to choose, from basic rock to shuffle and swing beats. Use the rhythms to add an element of fun to your practicing, or simply use them as a virtual drummer for your performances.
16-track, 250 song recorder: A built-in recording studio
The recording function featured in Clavinova digital pianos allows you to record your performances with a single touch, which is useful when you want to review or archive your playing. You can record up to 16 tracks for simultaneous playback allowing you to create your own songs using different sounds, or record each hand separately. Store up to 250 of your songs internally.
* Recordings are made in MIDI format, and can also be recorded to USB flash memory. Compatible software is required for playback of recorded data on a computer.
Full Dot LCD Display (Size: 128 x 64 dots): User interface with LCD display
The new Full Dot LCD Display (128 x 64) adds luxury and ease of use to this generation of digital pianos. This interface gives the user the feedback they desire when making adjustments or selecting features of the instrument.
1/8″ AUX input: The auxilliary input allows you to combine audio from any source with your reface.
Use the speakers of your instrument to listen to the audio playback of your portable music player, iOS device, mixer, or computer via the 1/8″ AUX input. Simply connect the output of your device to the AUX line input and turn up the volume. You can use this feature to listen to your favorite tracks, or play along with them since your instrument will still function normally at the same time!
303 lesson songs from popular piano methods: Tried and true technique-building exercises built right in.
Inside the CLP-545 are 303 lesson songs for building piano technique from popular piano methods like Hanon, Bayer, Czerny and Burgmüller. Connect an iPad using the NoteStar app to view the printed score and even turn pages using the pedals. The entire collection of digital sheet music lesson songs is a free download exclusively for CLP-500 series owners. The regular download price of this library is over $60.
Specs
CLP-635
Size/Weight
Dimensions
Width
1,461 mm (57-1/2″) (Polished finish: 1,466 mm (57-11/16″))
Height
927 mm (36-1/2″) (Polished finish: 930 mm (36-5/8″))
Depth
459 mm (18-1/16″) (Polished finish: 459 mm (18-1/16″))
Weight
Weight
56.0 kg (123 lb, 7 oz) (Polished finish: 62.0 kg (136 lb, 11 oz)]
Owner’s Manual, Warranty*, “50 Classical Music Masterpieces” Music Book, Online Member Product Registration, Bench*, Power cord*/AC power adaptor*: PA-300C or an equivalent recommended by Yamaha *May not be included depending on your area. Check with your Yamaha dealer.
Compare Models
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Improved From Previous Model: CLP-535
Synthetic ebony key tops
36 Voices (vs. 34)
Binaural Yamaha CFX Sample
Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM)
Stereophonic Optimizer
Drum Rhythm Patterns
Improved panel printing
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Step Ups From Lower Model: CLP-625
Split Mode
USB to DEVICE
WiFi connectivity (with optional UD-WL01)
Virtual Resonance Modeling (VRM)
WAV audio playback & recording (via USB to DEVICE)
1/8″ Aux Input
1/4″ L&R Aux Output
16-track, 250 song recorder (vs. 2-track, 1 song)
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Step Ups To Higher Model: CLP-645
NWX keyboard action (vs. GH3X)
Bluetooth audio
Bi-amp per side speaker system with 100W total power (vs. single amp per side, 60W total)
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Return Policy
We will accept digital piano returns up to 30 days after the date of delivery.
The customer will be required to pay for both the original delivery and the return shipping.
Any digital piano not returned in like-new condition (must be fully functional with no scratches, scuffs, or broken pieces, and must include all cables, accessories, and manuals) will be subject to a restocking fee of up to 30%.
Any digital piano that is not fully functional or is damaged during or before delivery will be subject to Yamaha's warranty. For more information on Yamaha's warranty, please visit their site by Clicking Here.