Lightweight, compact and requiring no tuning, with volume control. Allows limitless musical expression, in accordance with how the instrument is played. An appealing, pure sound with a spontaneous and rich musical quality derived from the resonance and harmonics of the strings. These are not for the purpose of striking the strings, as with an acoustic piano, but instead are employed to capture the dynamics with which the key is played, yielding a dynamic response to touch that more closely approximates the experience of playing an acoustic piano.Ī highly sophisticated instrument developed throughout the long history of piano music.
An electronic tone generator produces the sounds, which are amplified using a speaker.ĭigital pianos made by Yamaha are equipped with hammers, though. Each key is a switch to produce a specific sound, so to speak. In contrast, the digital piano has no strings.
When these vibrations combine with the resonances of strings other than the ones that were struck, it creates a unique sound. The vibrations produced by striking the strings are transmitted to the soundboard, and diffused richly, which amplifies the sound. The piano produces sounds by channeling the power of the fingers pressing the keys into the hammers, which strike the strings. The main difference between a piano (a standard acoustic piano) and a digital piano is the mechanism that produces the sound.
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