Aux In. Insert a stereo 1/8-inch TRS cable as an input from an external music player so you can play along on the reface through headphones or the built-in speakers. All four reface models offer a rich potential for creative sound design – and the opportunity to get in touch with the whole world: With Soundmondo, Yamaha created an online hub connecting the reface community all over the globe. The Yamaha Reface CP offers instant gratification – great sounds and effects, with everything very clearly laid out on the front panel.

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Jenkins, Mark (2019-06-18). Analog Synthesizers: Understanding, Performing, Buying: From the Legacy of Moog to Software Synthesis. Routledge. ISBN 978-0-429-84437-9. A slider balances the effect of the envelope generator between the filter and amplifier, although its behaviour takes a little getting used to. As far as I can tell, moving the slider towards its maximum lowers the filter’s cutoff frequency, presumably so the envelope will have an effect even when the filter is wide open. Either way, you’re given a variety of handy envelope effects from the minimum of controls, which was surely the idea. a b Wilson, Scott (8 July 2015). "Yamaha Reface: Everything you need to know". Fact Magazine . Retrieved 26 February 2023. Cons: Probably the only one would be the three octaves, but this can be solve with an external midi keyboard.

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As a Combo Piano, the reface CP offers six classical keyboard sounds with excellent quality thanks to SCM (Spectral Component Modelling) and AWM2 sound generation.

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Next up, the build quality - I love it! Very solid build, and as I mentioned previously, the key feel is very smooth. Being a newbie to the piano, I don't have much that I can compare it to, but to me, the keys feel great. They're snappy and solid feeling - not plastic or hollow feeling. Very satisfied with the keys. For such a small unit, it feels relatively heavy and well made. I love it. This is ideal for any piano/Rhodes/Wurli/Clav/CP70-oriented player who needs something super portable with great sounds. Some details: a b c d e "Products of Interest". Computer Music Journal. 40 (2): 89–100. 10 June 2016. doi: 10.1162/COMJ_r_00378. ISSN 1531-5169. S2CID 49745620.The way I see it it really doesn’t matter, lots of critics are paid in some way to review any product. Of the patches provided, you’ll find FM favourites such as brass, electric pianos and bells along with an echoing acoustic guitar, basses you’ll never lose in a mix, bright leads, snarky leads, weird digital gunk and even several convincingly dreamy pads. In other words, the kind of sounds that made FM a breath of fresh air when it appeared in the 1980s, aided and abetted by more contemporary efforts. While FM sounds considerably less revolutionary today, there’s still scope to explore. On the front panel are the Volume slider and the Octave switch, which has a center position and transposes the keyboard by plus or minus one or two octaves. Instrument models