Yamaha reface CP 37-Key Electric Piano Synthesizer Demo | Full Compass

[@Brendrumz]

Idk why people hate the toy piano, I think it’s genius and adds to the versatility and uniqueness of this retro product. Can’t wait for mine!

[@justinlalugski2083]

Omg the sounds on the whole reface series is amazing. I want all of them....i'm starting with the CP, I just ordered one, it will be here Friday, can't wait

[@easterislandstatues]

I've watched a fair few video about the reface CP and this one definitely is the least snobby about the toy piano setting. I also liked the inventive demonstration of it! A+

[@noahmay7708]

I think hes just trying to save its reputation. It is a weird inclusion you have to admit

[@anthonydiaz3386]

Very practical for composing outdoors

[@johnspears8929]

Love your reviews, Blake.... And your passion for the Reface CP. I've seen a few videos of you playing it and you really make it sound great. Ordered mine yesterday!

[@kencory2476]

Surprising how easy it is to play.

[@naircat]

yoo drew carey edit: ok jokes aside this guy is amazing. best demo ive seen of the cp

[@Keyboardman88]

Reface CP + A nice keyboard controller = Great gigging instrument. Wouldn't it be great if they made all the Reface keyboards in rack versions without keys?

[@dillthoughs]

Are you not allowed to say rhodes or wurlizer

[@2beJT]

it's obvious

[@noahmay7708]

Yeah, dont name the competitors in a promotion video. Thats kind of a given

[@dillthoughs]

@@noahmay7708 competitors??? $360 lil keyboard and $29299292 vintage pianos????

[@rootberg]

"The toy piano is amazing!" *everyone's trust exponentially decreases*

[@jgmusicman2281]

It's the biggest reason I want it.

[@PutItAway101]

It sounds like a retarded idea but I've heard better demos where they pile on the effects and actually get some cool atmospheric sounds out of the toy piano.

[@savanaviolenta]

I think its great choice to have.You never know when you might need it.I certainly will and know ,where to put in in my music.

[@EMDEEW]

@@PutItAway101 do you happen to have a link for that?

[@PutItAway101]

@@EMDEEW Unfortunately not, it was months ago and I've got no idea which of the hundreds of videos it was. Most people just flick it to Toy Piano for a few seconds and think "what the hell" and change it to something else. I watched a lot demos before I eventually bought one, I still love it.

[@fromt789]

Would you do a demo by playing songs that best highlight for each sound at, rd1, …, and if possible utilizing the features tremolo, reverb, …

[@savanaviolenta]

This is an amazing keyboard I'm getting the CP next month nad will send it trough BigSky and pure heaven.Oh how beautiful this little keyboard is,so cool.All the Reface models are so cool.The toy piano is super cool ,you can check the band Alt J ,they used a toy piano on one of their songs in the second verse ,the song is called Breezeblocks.Check it out I think it sounds really good.

[@fullcompass]

Thanks for the feedback!

[@justinlalugski2083]

I know, the sounds on all the Reface series is unbelievable. I want every one of them, gonna start with the CP, I just ordered one, it will be here Friday. so stoked...…….btw you know about the hidden amazing sounding acoustic piano right??

[@savanaviolenta]

@@justinlalugski2083 a bit late, but yeah I do. I

[@paul_ward_music]

I could really do with one of those stands that's holding the four models behind him. Anyone know what make/model it is?

[@MrBruceHerrera]

same

[@kentaccordionist]

You forgot to mention the Easter Egg. Set the piano Selection knob between any two pianos and there is a hidden acoustic piano sound.

[@ricklarson9312]

Great information ! 10-04-24 Ms Lee

[@t55a2]

Fine demo, sir

[@steelcitysi]

What stand is that in the background that holds 4 Refaces like that?

[@elmoslack9582]

Do these have MIDI in so that I can use a real keyboard with it???

[@malomimeau1068]

Yes you can i'm not 100% sure but i think you can :)

[@michaelguarino7599]

Yes you can - I use my Roland JV 90 as the controller for this gem. MIDI out from the JV, MIDI in with the Reface, output to amp. Works perfectly.

[@mdutot1]

The clavinet does not pluck the string. The hammer pinches the string between the rubber tip and the anvil under the string. A harpsichord is plucked but not a clavinet. Why doesn’t he know that?

[@sarahhey8654]

Just cool

[@raystaar]

However much Yamaha is paying this guy, it's not enough.

[@girlinagale]

I want to do a remake of Tubular Bells only with Toy Piano, ..."Tooyy Piiaano..."

[@tylergates4075]

What type of stand is that??

[@jonestodd72]

What stand are you using to hold the 4

[@martinaudio2132]

Classic salesman here

[@noahmay7708]

Salesman of a great product

[@davidkulmaczewski4911]

So nobody had a paper towel and a bottle of windex handy before shooting this video? It looks like somebody sneezed on the knobs. I hope they don't come that way from the factory.

[@noahmay7708]

Unless you sniffing the keys, you wont be seeing it. Far away it's unnoticeable. Probably just dust anyway.

[@veerchasm1]

8:00 shades of Ross from Friends kzbin.info/www/bejne/e4PcXmxvq72rpK8 goto the 01:17 mark

[@DopamineOverload]

I have to laugh when I see how far this Yamaha presenter is going to not mention the actual instruments these things are modeled after: "Rhodes", "Wurly", etc. Some licensing/copyright thing? Everyone knows that these are Rhodes and Wurlys... and the Clavinet by Hohner... I wonder why Yamaha is deliberately avoiding naming the actual instruments, on the unit itself, and in demonstrations.

[@peepeeland]

Companies can't trademark sound types or sonic qualities of an instrument, but product names are all trademarked. If that weren't the case, after Fender released the Rhodes piano, there could've been Yamaha Rhodes, Kawai Rhodes, Baldwin Rhodes, etc., weakening the Rhodes brand. So even though there are tons of Rhodes software emulations (and even hardware copies), the "Rhodes" brand is still strong and iconic, due to (the proper and non-troll) usage of trademark laws. Actually, if there were no trademark (and patent) laws, any company could release a 100% Fender Rhodes piano copy, even using the names "Fender" and "Rhodes". Anytime you see one product name on another product (like if a "Fender Blues Junior" preset was on a Roland modeling amp), it's either made by the same company, or one company licenses a trademark from another (pays to use a name or works out a deal).

[@PutItAway101]

chriscauldermusic Same reason another youtube channel can't call itself chriscauldermusic

[@instrumentalistjade8367]

Toy piano sounds like a toy

[@GreenBoy9000]

Well, what did you expect?

[@PingPong85]

LOL Wr= Wurlitzer, Rd= Rhodes... of course you can say the names of those instruments, ya dingus.

[@OttosTheName]

Probably a licensing/trademark issue.

[@Jack-fs2im]

pity they are mini keys and imo unplayable and not enjoyable

[@QuangNguyenTran21]

I think it's a nice trade off between key size and portable ability. It's still cool for a small gig. When we play at home, we can always connect with a "real" keyboard via midi cable.

[@noahmay7708]

Unless you have sausage fingers, you do get used to them

[@ferox965]

They are playable and enjoyable.

[@kevinlentz7604]

Great for solo gigs ❤

[@kevinlentz7604]

Was cool❤ got mine ordered today