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Kawai Concert Performer Installation guide

Kawai America Corporation • 2055 E. Uni ersity Dri e • Rancho Dominguez, CA 90220 • www.kawaius.com
Digital
Printed in the U.S.A..
101503-CP
Concer Performer
Digital Ensemble Pianos
A r t i s t r y A n d I n n o v a t i o n
C o n c e r t P e r f o r m e r F e a t u r e s
The Concert Performer has over 900 instrument and vocal sounds. Sounds are
organized into instrument “families” and easily accessed by the Sound category
buttons. The Feature sound category is a special collection of the most
expressive solo acoustic instruments. The Vocal category contains dozens of
Jazz, Contemporary, and Classic vocal sounds.
Song Stylist makes using the Concert Performer quick and simple by providing
the perfect “setup” for over 700 of the most popular songs of all time. Search
the list for your favorite song, press SELECT and you’re ready to play. The
perfect style, right and left-hand sounds, and volume mix are automatically
selected for the chosen song.
Sounds
Piano Music
Concert Magic
Song Stylist
Kawai’s exclusive Concert Magic provides anyone the thrill of playing real
music, even if they’ve never played before. Simply select one of the 176 songs
and tap any key. Follow the Note Navigator to play the correct rhythm or select
the Lyrics screen to sing along to the bouncing ball.
There are over five hours of pre-recorded piano music in the Concert Performer.
Simply press the PIANO MUSIC button and choose from Classical,
Contemporary and Holiday Music. You can play any song or play all the songs
in any category in random order. You can also create a list of your ten favorite
selections from each category.
The Ul ima e Musical Experience...
Never before has there been a musical instrument like the Kawai Concert Performer – an instrument with so
much power, such wonderful sound, and now the world’s first digital ensembles with CD- technology.
Harmonic Imaging™ sound technology and intuitive design have been combined with dozens of innovative
features to create the ultimate musical experience for beginners and professionals alike.
The Concert Performer has 220 accompaniment styles to help your music
sound more complete and professional. Styles are organized into musical
“genres” and are easily accessed by the STYLE category buttons. The 1-2 PLAY
button provides an appropriate “setup,” including right and left-hand sounds, for
the selected accompaniment style.
Styles
There are two modes to the CP recorder. Use the Easy ecord mode to make
quick recordings of your “live” playing. You can also re-record and overdub in
this mode. The Advanced ecorder is a 16-track recording studio with
professional features such as a mixing console and event editor. You can save
your recordings to floppy disk in a variety of formats.
ecorder
The Style Conductor provides an easy and unique way to mix and match
musical “phrases” within an accompaniment style. Choose your favorite drummer,
bassist, guitarist, etc. to create millions of variations of the Concert Performer’s
220 styles.
Conductor
There are 8 registration buttons on the Concert Performer’s panel. Each
button contains a “setup” that selects a style, right and left-hand sounds, and
other details automatically. Pressing the EGIST G OUPS button provides
access to 20 different pre-programmed registration groups – 160 registrations
in all. You can also save your own registrations to any of the 160 locations.
egistration Groups
The Concert Performer CP205 and CP175 are the world’s first digital pianos with a recordable audio CD drive.
You can record CDs of your “live” playing, internal songs, and MIDI files. You can even record vocals and
other instruments via the MIC input. Your completed CD can then be played in any audio CD player.
CD-
CP205
• Harmonic Imaging
• AHA III Graded-Hammer Action
• Over 900 Sounds
• 220 Styles with 4 Variations
• 128 Polyphony
• Piano Music – Over 5 Hours
• Concert Magic
• USB and Video Out
• 16 Track ecorder – Easy and Advanced
• 120 Watts – 7 Speakers
• Ebony Polish Finish with matching Artist Bench
• 4’ 0” Mini Grand Cabinet
CP185
• Built-in CD- Drive
• Harmonic Imaging
• AWA P O Wooden-Key Action
• Over 900 Sounds
• 220 Styles with 4 Variations
• 128 Polyphony
• Piano Music- Over 5 Hours
• Concert Magic
• USB and Video Out
• 16 Track ecorder – Easy and Advanced
• 200 Watts – 9 Speakers
• Ebony Polish, Mahogany Polish, or
Snow White Polish Finishes with matching
Artist Bench
• 5’ 3” Baby Grand Cabinet
Elegan Baby Grand
Affordable Mini Grand
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