CASIO GP 310 BK
CASIO GP 310 BK
The Casio GP 310 BK digital piano from the Celviano series is designed for demanding users who will appreciate its high-quality sound, realistic piano resonance, and sophisticated design. It reproduces three legendary grand pianos, capturing their unmistakable individual character and even the most subtle nuances. Casio's designers meticulously studied pianos from Vienna, Berlin, and Hamburg to achieve this exceptional quality. Special care was given to the Berlin Grand model, whose sound reconstruction was assisted by Mr. Albert, a master piano builder at C. Bechstein. The Natural Grand Hammer Action Keyboard features wooden keys and hammers that follow the same path of motion as those on a concert grand. The keys are crafted from the same materials as an acoustic grand piano. Thanks to these materials and the outstanding mechanism, you'll feel as though you're playing a real grand piano.
Key features of the Casio GP 310 BK digital piano
- Casio GP 310 BK digital piano from the Celviano series, designed for demanding users
- Reproduces three legendary grand pianos
- 88 standard keys with a naturally balanced hammer action mechanism
- A total of 5 adjustable levels of touch response, which can be turned off
- Transpose and temperament tuning options, with a choice of 17 tuning systems
- A range of advanced functions for a rich and authentic sound
- Includes a classic three-pedal unit
- Features 26 tones, up to 256-note polyphony and digital effects
- USB and headphone output
Casio GP 310 BK with a finely-tuned three-pedal unit
The piano has 88 standard keys with a naturally balanced hammer action mechanism and 5 adjustable levels of touch response, which can be turned off. It also provides transpose and temperament tuning options, with a choice of 17 tuning systems. It includes a classic three-pedal unit with Casio's Grand Pedal System, which adjusts the damper volume and note length depending on how far the pedal is pressed. The damper effect can also be set according to the player's preference.
The Casio GP 310 BK has a rich sound
The Casio GP 310 BK delivers a natural sound and rich harmonic overtones thanks to Multi-Dimensional Morphing AiR technology. The piano's string resonance is expertly modelled (AiR Grand Sound Source), and the simulation of mechanical sounds achieves maximum authenticity. You will be captivated by the expressive details and smooth tonal changes that respond to your playing style. You can also switch between 4 levels of tonal variation, which correspond to the open, closed, or intermediate positions of a grand piano lid (Lid Simulator). The Acoustic Simulator faithfully reproduces the sound produced by classic pianos, while Damper Resonance simulates the resonance created when the damper pedal is pressed. A four-channel audio system contains six speakers for a rich and authentic sound.
Casio GP 310 digital piano with a range of effects
The Casio GP 310 digital piano includes a wide range of options to bring your playing to life. It features 26 tones and up to 256-note polyphony, plus digital effects (hall, chorus, brilliance, hammer response and pedal press simulation, and open-lid sound simulation). The Volume Sync Equaliser function achieves a balanced sound across all frequencies, even when playing the piano at a lower volume. You can enrich the piano's sound by adding spatial simulation, choosing from twelve types of hall reverberation. This feature was developed based on a careful analysis of the acoustic properties of world-famous venues.
Play along with an orchestra
The Casio piano has a 2-track / 1-song MIDI recorder. You can expand the memory with 10 user songs. It also offers audio recording (WAV format, max. 99 songs, max. file length of 25 minutes). It comes with 6 demo songs and 60 built-in songs for learning. The piano can be connected to a PC via USB and has a headphone output with a specially tuned mode. The Concert Play function includes 15 songs, letting you enjoy the experience of playing a solo accompanied by an orchestra. You can also pause, repeat, or slow down the tempo. Duet Mode is useful for splitting the keyboard, which is ideal for a student and teacher playing together. It also has Layer and Split functions for layering sounds or splitting the keyboard for each voice.
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Casio is a Japanese manufacturer of electronics and electronic equipment. Its history begins in 1946 in Tokyo. The company was originally a manufacturer of calculators, leading the field throughout the second half of the twentieth century. The company has expanded a lot, offering watches and audio equipment in addition to calculators.
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