The Suzuki Digital Piano Experience
Suzuki digital pianos give you acoustic ‘feel', authentic grand piano acoustic harmonics, play-and-record options plus MIDI controller interface for creating and storing your favorite music sequences. There's a perfect Suzuki digital piano for every artist.
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Suzuki Digital Pianos Expand Your Music And Creativity
Music education leader, Suzuki, continues its path of design innovation with its core line and new line extensions of Suzuki digital pianos.
- 88-Key Grand Piano Keyboard. The bulk of the Suzuki digital piano line features full 88-key concert grand keyboard, so that you get the absolute in full-octave full-spectrum sound. Stage and performance musicians requiring lightweight portability may opt for shorter keyboards, giving up precious little in terms of overall sound capability.
- Superb Playing ‘Feel'. Progressive action weighted hammer engineering remains the singular artistic impression when playing your Suzuki digital piano. Like the very best in acoustic keyboard action, your Suzuki creates a slightly heavier bass clef hammer feel, then progressively lightens as you move up into the treble octaves. In some models, you may also be able to further affect touch sensitivity by selecting control option for light-normal-heavy action.
- Fidelity And Full Spectrum Harmonics. Music sampler and MIDI technologies result in Suzuki digital piano sound matching the very best in acoustic fidelity. Suzuki sound engineers harness the digital sampling technology, adding up to a128-note polyphony or sound architecture for every note on your keyboard. What this translates into is total harmonic ‘presence', as well as your ability to create the most sophisticated chords and know with certainty that all notes will ‘play' and that you'll experience no ‘drop out' of notes as associated with lesser technologies.
- Cabinet Designs. If you want a more ‘traditional' look, then select from the range of Suzuki digital grand pianos, baby grand, or upright models. Alternatively, the Suzuki HP and SS series models are electronic keyboard and music stand combinations for lightweight and portability.
Play and Record Technologies Offer By Your Suzuki Digital Piano
Digital age technologies are fully exploited by the full line-up of Suzuki digital pianos.
- MIDI Controller. MIDI sampled sounds give you onboard options to select from a range of musical instrument voices, including multiple pianos, string, brass and organ and more. You can easily create a low cost yet sophisticated studio production capability by exploiting the MIDI controller interface on your Suzuki to connect to external music mixers such as a 12-channel Mackie, or connect to your Mac or Windows environment PC where you can expand your music file storage. Play, record, import earlier music sequences, re-sample and overlay tracks, save to a file, then export via web interface to another musician for collaboration. Suzuki gives you easy-to-use controls onboard, supported by LCD display face so that you can instantly program your music.
- Reverb For Spatial Effects. Suzuki digital pianos onboard music software, especially in the source instrument music sampling, gives you finger-tip control over reverb selections such as concert hall, stage, room. You can add sonic depth and space to your music, plus save your favorite settings to your music files.
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