If you have the basic piano without accessories,
all you have to do is put it on a desk and plug in the power adapter
to start playing. Even if it doesn’t come with a case is not very
difficult to find one an affordable price in the market.
We
have found that the weight of the keys is very accurate and feels
like one from a real grand piano but with more ease, the company has
made it right in this. There’s no click or weird sound when
pressing the keys no matter how fast you push them. This is very
impressive for an entry-level digital piano.
The
Yamaha P45 comes with a practical music sheet holder for your
rehearsals and gigs. You can use its more than 10 excellent MIDI
recordings of different instruments. The sound quality varies if
you’re using the built-in speakers or headphones, and users agree
that is average. Students and beginners are not really looking for
advanced audio features like shown in this Yamaha digital piano P45 review. Regardless, this is the best sound quality
you will obtain at this price.
The
Yamaha P45 also comes with a built-in metronome that functions with
the internal speaker, totally adjustable, which extremely useful for
your practice. You can use your keyboard as MIDI connecting it via
USB to your computer and record.
The
transpose functionality allows you change the key you are playing to
fit the background, it is a very adjustable feature.
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