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Yamaha YC61 Stage Keyboard with Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM)

Intended for performance, YC series keyboards highlight Yamaha Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) Organ innovation with actual drawbars, natural control, and valid Acoustic/Electric Piano and FM synth sounds. Three keyboard actions are accessible: 61 semi-weighted 'waterfall' keys for organ-centered players, 73-key weighted keys for keyboardists, and 88-key weighted, regular wood keys with evaluated activity for musicians.

Sound

With regards to adaptability, YC is a virtuoso. Including premium console sound with more prospects than any other time in recent memory. Browse real Yamaha stupendous/upstanding pianos, electric pianos, and consoles to a tonewheel organ with a revolving speaker, synths, acoustic sounds and that's only the tip of the iceberg. Our exclusive VCM reproduces the circuits of vintage simple EQs, blowers, and phasers directly down to the semiconductors and resistors to catch the nuances other computerized reproductions can't. It resembles having a fantastic sounding console with all the fixings, to go.

VCM Organ

How would you recreate the warm, credible sound of an organ in a phase console? You assemble an organ motor the Yamaha way, starting from the earliest stage. Yamaha puts your number one exemplary organ sounds in one incredible, stage console. YC models three organ vintages - barely out of the case, very much voyaged, and character-rich vintage. Need more? Go in the engine to change key snap, spillage, turning speaker speed, and more to get the exceptional organ tone you've been looking for.

VCM Rotary Speaker

YC presents to you the bonafide hints of exemplary rotating speakers with no support required. Browse two loyally demonstrated rotational speaker profiles - warm and full or grimy and forceful - and change top or base rotor speed for complete control.

VCM Effects

VCM re-makes the sound and conduct of vintage impacts and very good quality studio signal processors by demonstrating the circuits down to the first simple part level.

FM Organ

In 1983, Yamaha presented the notorious hints of FM (Frequency Modulation) combination to the world with the dispatch of the synthesizer DX7. Presently YC carries FM amalgamation to the organ for another age of players. Just change to FM Organ and your drawbars control 8 FM Operators that send an unadulterated sound with enormous low end. Add turning speaker or amp sim impacts for character and vibe. Instinctive controls make it simple to find new sounds. Or on the other hand, reproduce exemplary semiconductor organ tones from warm to reedy to buzzy by picking one of three well-known FM Organ modes.

Touch

At Yamaha, we put all that we've learned throughout the most recent 100 years into all that you contact. Regardless of whether you incline toward the common feel of an evaluated acoustic piano, the fair bit of an electric piano, or a cascade console with real organ activity, there's a YC that is ideal for you. It's no big surprise a bigger number of players go after Yamaha consoles than some other.

YC61 Waterfall Keyboard

The bona fide Waterfall console activity of the YC61 was made by a careful investigation into customary organ consoles and consistent input from top console specialists. The outcome is a console that not just gives the particular hint of an organ, it gives specialists better approaches to communicate on acoustic and electric pianos, synth drives, metal segments and that is only the tip of the iceberg.

YC73 Balanced Electric Piano Action

YC73 has a weighted and adjusted activity that models the indisputable feel of an electric piano. With an E-to-E console and a touch that falls between reviewed acoustic piano and real organ activity, it's perhaps the most flexible YC of all.

YC88 Natural Wood with Triple Sensor Action

The normal wood keys and reviewed activity of the YC88 replicate the weight and reaction of an amazing piano directly down to the vibe of the hefty or light sleds in the low and high finishes. YC88 additionally includes a triple sensor activity for musicians acquainted with the reaction and speed of fantastic pianos. You get the dash of a Yamaha acoustic piano with the unparalleled flexibility of the YC.

Design

YC Keyboards aren't simply intended to be played. They're made to knock, jarred, scratched, packed in a van, stuffed in an overhead container, and worshiped by players and fans, many more than one gig. So, they are worked to last, similar to the organization that remains behind them.

Drawbars

The nine drawbars on the YC have the recordings and tightening you expect in an organ. However, there's a whole other world to our drawbars than meets the eye. Transparent drawbar stops with adaptable LED light shading make it simple to see contrasts between recreated upper and lower setups and play in split mode. It resembles having a virtual arrangement of drawbars to give you more sounds, more adaptability, and a bigger number of decisions than you ever expected in a phase console.

Direct, Immediate, and Total Sound Control

YC is made for long sticks, not long menus. The instinctive interface gives you quick and simple parts, layers, and sound-molding straightforwardly from the front board. Demonstrating that flexibility doesn't need to be unpredictable.

Versatility

YC88 weighs 41 lb, 0 oz (18.6 kg), YC73 is 29 lb, 9 oz (13.4 kg) and YC61 comes in at a mind-boggling 15 pounds, 10 oz. (7.1 kg). Which makes them reduced and light enough for you to be your own roadie. However, with a sound that players who can manage the cost of roadies will appreciate.

Delicate Case

Before you rock, roll. Each YC is accessible with an excellent delicate case including zippered compartments for putting away pedals and different embellishments.

PC/iOS

YC highlights an implicit USB sound system sound and MIDI interface for Mac, PC, and iOS gadgets. With a solitary USB link, you can record the YC sound and MIDI to a DAW and play and screen virtual instruments.

The Yamaha YC61 Stage Keyboard with Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) features:

• Another VCM Organ demonstrating motor conveys three kinds of character-rich, vintage tonewheel organs
• An inconceivable assortment of vintage electric piano, string, metal, and exemplary Yamaha FM synth sounds
• New UI gives immediate, natural control permitting quick and simple parts, layers, and sound-molding straightforwardly from the front board. Nine actual drawbars with customisable LED tones