@@flarfschnikelman6780 I read somewhere that Daniel uses another series of the CVP line, the 700 series specifically, I just don't remember which one exactly
What a brilliant demonstration of the amazing Yamaha Clavinova CVP-809. I wish you could de more demos of this amazing instrument like showing my styles such as Jazz, Gypsy, Latin and many more. Please provide us with a series of the amazing Yamaha Clavinova CVP-809 as you well know because of this major shortage and massively delayed supplies, this will keep us all happy and ready to make that purchase as well sound and well informed with great confidence. Jacob is an amazing musician and has demonstrated this Yamaha in such a way that I watched this like 30 times "Not a Joke!" Please give us more of this. Thanks a million, Sweetwater.
I liked how you were able to change volume on a layer aside from the expression peddle this gives us the ability to change the volume on 3 things at the same time.
This is my dream instrument. The matte black mini baby grand of course, but I'd take this in a heartbeat. I wish this model was available, just as the keyboard itself.
Jacob, that piece you played on the CFX sound was awesome, I can't remember the name of that standard, all I can say is that your rendition was spectacular. Also that sound was extremely rich and detailed. Listenting back to that segment and closing my eyes it sounds like a live recording of an actual CFX.
My brother has this piano. They definitely don’t give these pianos away. A beautiful instrument, but you better be ready to dish out some serious money when a cvp-809
Great demo of sounds and features. I'm shopping for one and have watched countless video demos. Thanks for your help. Is there a difference in sound quality with 809GP version?
Hi, thanks for your interest! The included sounds are the same between the standard CVP-809 and the CVP-809GP. However, the physical lid on the GP version can be opened or closed to more accurately simulate the experience of playing an acoustic piano. Feel free to contact me directly with any further questions! Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
I have a CVP-401. Would love to hear a side by side generational comparison of the CVP series. I *think* the piano sounds are significantly better on this newer version, but it's hard to tell!
Despite owning a Yamaha C-5 Conservatory Series 6'7" grand and a CVP-600 (mini grand) both in Polished Ebony, I just wish that Yamaha would make a reasonably priced upgrade kit, up to $2-3K for us loyal Yamaha Customers who have higher models of CVP series :) that will enable the keeping of the nice looking and sounding mini grand body & speaker system, to replace the little dated internal arranger sound module, or have an add-on soundboard with upgradable firmware (after all electronic keyboards are computers), or even with the updated keyboard module that can get slide out and replaced ?! :) As 88 keys piano is pretty much standard in width, such an available upgrade kit shouldn't be that hard to make available for a good higher end CVP (or even if available for add-on to my acoustic grand), will make us loyal Yamaha customers' instruments "Somewhat Ageless" like the acoustic grand. :) Just like in the Guitar World and Electronic Drums world, that one can replace the guitar pickups, or the Drum Brain Module with a newer or different ones, while keeping the existing good guitar body or higher end drum pads and cymbals, will make a lot of sense for the loyal Yamaha owners and the environment too, right ?! :) Otherwise, it's kind of hard to justify spending another $12-15K+ on a newer CVP-809GP that we all know will greatly depreciate as soon as another newer model comes out because it's an electronic keyboard that won't last for over 100 years like a hand-made acoustic grand ?! So for now, I just have to make-do with the other Yamaha PSR-S, Korg PA, Roland EA and BK series smaller arrangers for some updated sounds & features till Yamaha hears this idea ?! :) Just hope that Yamaha will do something before Korg, Roland or even Casio or other brands will come out with some "Yamaha-Compatible Add-On" or "Voice-Command" arranger modules to work compatibly with my Yamaha ? :) Meanwhile, I do envy all those who have a newer CVP-809GP, especially in Polished White one like I had in a Yamaha baby grand before, which doesn't show dust like the Polished Ebony do. But you can also envy my C-5 too :) LOOOL :)
people who create their own recordings. These are just 2 of the many special effects you hear as "instruments " when listening to the complete performance of many songs.
Fantastic demo! I'm curious about the song recording portion. Can you record the mic on its own tracks? How many songs can one store? Can they be converted to standard MP3 or .WAV files from the Clavinova?
Hi spacep0d, great questions! According to the manual (see page 75) the mic cannot be recorded on a separate track - everything is recorded to one stereo track. You can record up to 80 minutes per single recording. A flash drive can be used for storage, so the total number of songs would be dependent on the size of the drive or otherwise however much space is left in the on board user memory. They can be recorded in .wav or .mp3. You can also record directly to a computer over USB. If you want separate vocal tracks, recording to a computer would likely be the best solution. Give us a call if you want to go into more detail on that. Thanks! Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Thanks Jason! Looks like I'll be sticking with my Clav 795GP order then as I want to be able to do multitrack recording and then edit the MIDI/Audio after the fact as-desired. Thanks!
I'm looking for something like this as a teaching aid....is there anything else on the market at the moment I should consider with this use case in mind?
You have to star with knowing all chords and variations and scales on that note and that chord in blues and pentatonic and all that. After that you can play a chord and then the blues scale or something onto land fiddle with that to start on the first step to the point of his immense amount of skill. You were prob being rhetorical but🥴
@@ashtonsprunger4647 If you're just starting with scales, I recommend going with the Barry Harris method. It results in a more liberated ability to improvise down the road.
Yeah, they should make the DGX970 with all the SX900 sounds with CFX of course, and price it 2000$, they should stop making people to pay extravagantly overpriced, expensive glorified piano arrangers. 809 is 11000$ which is based from Genos, (6000$). 805, 7500$ comes from SX900, which is 2000$, Where does the 4000$ come from?
@@amusic9825 For something that people usually keep for years and years, yes it is dirt cheap. You'll get a sticky key or two, but repair those once in a while and you can get it basically like new. Also resale value is pretty good.
This is not JUST a piano. Seriously this instrument is literally a workstation, rompler and karaoke bar / open mic night dream machine. It has a mic in as well, HDMI out, a HUGE library of songs to play as well sing to available online. I could imagine this in so many ways.
Great playing but I still don't know what a "Clavinova" is, no orchestra has one in the instrumental player list. Ohhh I get it now halfway through the video. The "Clavinova" is just an electric piano with builtin VST's which happens to make the orchestra irrelevant.
god man why does it need to be as much as a house?? make it cheaper to like idk 120$ at least but wow! this keyboard is fricking awesome! i would buy it even if it was 120$ or even 200$! but preferably 120$
Я не куплю это фортепиано. Потому что Ямаха отнеслась не уважительно к моей стране Россия. В технических характеристиках указаны языки меню - английский, японский, немецкий, французский, испанский, итальянский. А почему нет русского? Любой человек вспомнить русского композитора, русских пианистов. А попробуйте быстро вспомнить английских, японских, испанских композиторов и пианистов.
In my eyes, people who buy this are idiots. You'd be a lot better of with a decent digital piano, like the Roland FP-30 and then connect that to a decent laptop through midi. Then you have more sounds, more functions, more control, a bigger display, a keyboard, a mouse, you can save stuff on harddisk, and so forth. Sampling, etc. AND you can play a few games and internet on it. For about 1/4th of the money.
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I finally found the piano that Daniel thrasher uses!
Wait, this is the one? Because there are tons of different Clavinova CVP models. Are you sure this is the exact model?
@@flarfschnikelman6780 I read somewhere that Daniel uses another series of the CVP line, the 700 series specifically, I just don't remember which one exactly
I'll search it up and see if I can find this source again
i have the cvp 309 and its exactly the same that daniel uses.
yup this is the one. He said it himself in one of his comments in a video titled "When you can't play your instrument but it's expensive"
Love pretty much everything Yamaha makes, but I'm also loving this playing! Somewhere between jazz, debussy, and legend of zelda
Your pfp.. I know it from somewhere.
I've been waiting years for a ohhwee patch. Awesome.
Jacob, you're an awesome player. I love your piano reviews.
I know, right? Hoowee is probably a one-trick pony. 😂
What a brilliant demonstration of the amazing Yamaha Clavinova CVP-809. I wish you could de more demos of this amazing instrument like showing my styles such as Jazz, Gypsy, Latin and many more. Please provide us with a series of the amazing Yamaha Clavinova CVP-809 as you well know because of this major shortage and massively delayed supplies, this will keep us all happy and ready to make that purchase as well sound and well informed with great confidence. Jacob is an amazing musician and has demonstrated this Yamaha in such a way that I watched this like 30 times "Not a Joke!" Please give us more of this. Thanks a million, Sweetwater.
I liked how you were able to change volume on a layer aside from the expression peddle this gives us the ability to change the volume on 3 things at the same time.
Amazing expressive Piano sound
Sweetwater stay great but humble thanks for the personal call on my order
I wish I can play like that , man you are so talented!
This is my dream instrument. The matte black mini baby grand of course, but I'd take this in a heartbeat. I wish this model was available, just as the keyboard itself.
Absolutely love this piano 😍
Those choirs are awesome! 😎
Hi sir wonderful piano demonstration!
I am S ai hari from India.
Great demo!!; Licked the screen being able to show sheet music!!!
Thank you so much. That was fantastic. Talented guy!
Jacob, that piece you played on the CFX sound was awesome, I can't remember the name of that standard, all I can say is that your rendition was spectacular.
Also that sound was extremely rich and detailed. Listenting back to that segment and closing my eyes it sounds like a live recording of an actual CFX.
At 5:45 I got up and danced around my room. I feel like I've been to a concert.
My brother has this piano. They definitely don’t give these pianos away. A beautiful instrument, but you better be ready to dish out some serious money when a cvp-809
Great demo of sounds and features. I'm shopping for one and have watched countless video demos. Thanks for your help. Is there a difference in sound quality with 809GP version?
Hi, thanks for your interest! The included sounds are the same between the standard CVP-809 and the CVP-809GP. However, the physical lid on the GP version can be opened or closed to more accurately simulate the experience of playing an acoustic piano. Feel free to contact me directly with any further questions!
Caleb Lowrey, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1620, caleb_lowrey@sweetwater.com
I find myself just listening for the fun of it and wishing I could play like that.
This guy is awesome. I want to buy this guy rather than the piano.
wonderful playing man...
Good demo. I always wanted to see hot to overlay instruments and split the kb
Clicked for the Clavinova, stayed for the player.
Your great man fun to listen to❤🎹👌🏻
I have a CVP-401. Would love to hear a side by side generational comparison of the CVP series. I *think* the piano sounds are significantly better on this newer version, but it's hard to tell!
"Who needs to be a good pianist when you got presets like this one?"
*silence*
"Aw man, it's not playing nothin"
Ah, man of culture
Why doesn't the Montage have such great sounding acoustic sounds?
Despite owning a Yamaha C-5 Conservatory Series 6'7" grand and a CVP-600 (mini grand) both in Polished Ebony, I just wish that Yamaha would make a reasonably priced upgrade kit, up to $2-3K for us loyal Yamaha Customers who have higher models of CVP series :) that will enable the keeping of the nice looking and sounding mini grand body & speaker system, to replace the little dated internal arranger sound module, or have an add-on soundboard with upgradable firmware (after all electronic keyboards are computers), or even with the updated keyboard module that can get slide out and replaced ?! :)
As 88 keys piano is pretty much standard in width, such an available upgrade kit shouldn't be that hard to make available for a good higher end CVP (or even if available for add-on to my acoustic grand), will make us loyal Yamaha customers' instruments "Somewhat Ageless" like the acoustic grand. :)
Just like in the Guitar World and Electronic Drums world, that one can replace the guitar pickups, or the Drum Brain Module with a newer or different ones, while keeping the existing good guitar body or higher end drum pads and cymbals, will make a lot of sense for the loyal Yamaha owners and the environment too, right ?! :)
Otherwise, it's kind of hard to justify spending another $12-15K+ on a newer CVP-809GP that we all know will greatly depreciate as soon as another newer model comes out because it's an electronic keyboard that won't last for over 100 years like a hand-made acoustic grand ?!
So for now, I just have to make-do with the other Yamaha PSR-S, Korg PA, Roland EA and BK series smaller arrangers for some updated sounds & features till Yamaha hears this idea ?! :) Just hope that Yamaha will do something before Korg, Roland or even Casio or other brands will come out with some "Yamaha-Compatible Add-On" or "Voice-Command" arranger modules to work compatibly with my Yamaha ? :)
Meanwhile, I do envy all those who have a newer CVP-809GP, especially in Polished White one like I had in a Yamaha baby grand before, which doesn't show dust like the Polished Ebony do. But you can also envy my C-5 too :) LOOOL :)
I always wanted a piano with "hoowie" and "hoowaah" sounds (10.45). "Hoo" would use these sounds?
people who create their own recordings. These are just 2 of the many special effects you hear as "instruments " when listening to the complete performance of many songs.
Good player
Super skills
Love it! Maybe in the future you could show all voices or all backing styles?
Fantastic demo! I'm curious about the song recording portion. Can you record the mic on its own tracks? How many songs can one store? Can they be converted to standard MP3 or .WAV files from the Clavinova?
Hi spacep0d, great questions! According to the manual (see page 75) the mic cannot be recorded on a separate track - everything is recorded to one stereo track. You can record up to 80 minutes per single recording. A flash drive can be used for storage, so the total number of songs would be dependent on the size of the drive or otherwise however much space is left in the on board user memory. They can be recorded in .wav or .mp3. You can also record directly to a computer over USB. If you want separate vocal tracks, recording to a computer would likely be the best solution. Give us a call if you want to go into more detail on that. Thanks!
Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
@@sweetwater Thanks Jason! Looks like I'll be sticking with my Clav 795GP order then as I want to be able to do multitrack recording and then edit the MIDI/Audio after the fact as-desired. Thanks!
This sounds like the perfect piano! But the price...man. It’s too dadgum expensive!
It also breaks very easily…
@@flarfschnikelman6780 really? How?
Please tell me about keybed action between numa x piano gt or cvp809 or 909 (grand touch) what is the better? dupre plz i need your opinion
So.... Is this technically a Tyros 5 in Clavinova form?
Great! Thanks
Excuse me, the Stage grand piano voice or the Studio grand piano voice of CVP 809 are sampled from the Yamaha C7 piano?
Genius...... my english is not good enough to find an other word
I'm looking for something like this as a teaching aid....is there anything else on the market at the moment I should consider with this use case in mind?
Nice
Nice
69
getting this is now in my bucket list
anyways why does 13:13 and 13:24 sound like its from pokemon forest music?
Very nice! Thanks hey hey hey:)))))))
This is entertaining.
What is he doing? Is he freestyling? How can I learn to play like that?
You have to star with knowing all chords and variations and scales on that note and that chord in blues and pentatonic and all that. After that you can play a chord and then the blues scale or something onto land fiddle with that to start on the first step to the point of his immense amount of skill. You were prob being rhetorical but🥴
@@istalkjacksepticeye3225 It actually wasn't rhetorical! I'll work on all my scales to start with, thanks!
@@ashtonsprunger4647 thanks. you made my day just a bit better
@@ashtonsprunger4647 If you're just starting with scales, I recommend going with the Barry Harris method. It results in a more liberated ability to improvise down the road.
So me the price
♥
This piano IS FAMILIAH
Can you plug in your headphones in that?
yes
wat about the sweet vocies in the cvp 809
Is it has midi port
So this ate the job for orchestra people
tbh - just no - the strings are nice and all but its far from a orchestra.
@@dynamicdissonance4016 right real is real
Fantastic, just wish all of this was available in a portable format with an affordable price point.
you should check out the DGX 670 its quite good
Bruh, this is already dirt cheap, go get a job
@@edenassos 11000$ dirt cheap?? Really? What do you do for a living? Drug dealer? Ok buy it for me.
Yeah, they should make the DGX970 with all the SX900 sounds with CFX of course, and price it 2000$, they should stop making people to pay extravagantly overpriced, expensive glorified piano arrangers. 809 is 11000$ which is based from Genos, (6000$). 805, 7500$ comes from SX900, which is 2000$, Where does the 4000$ come from?
@@amusic9825 For something that people usually keep for years and years, yes it is dirt cheap. You'll get a sticky key or two, but repair those once in a while and you can get it basically like new. Also resale value is pretty good.
I came hear because of Daniel thrasher
OK but 12k $ ?
The price tho
This is not JUST a piano. Seriously this instrument is literally a workstation, rompler and karaoke bar / open mic night dream machine. It has a mic in as well, HDMI out, a HUGE library of songs to play as well sing to available online. I could imagine this in so many ways.
@@rjakiel73 yes
Nice but so expensive 😅
Great playing
but I still don't know what a "Clavinova" is, no orchestra has one in the instrumental player list. Ohhh I get it now halfway through the video. The "Clavinova" is just an electric piano with builtin VST's which happens to make the orchestra irrelevant.
and for only $11,799.99 ...
wow that would buy a huge collection of VST's, you know.
wat about the sweet vocies
12
grand
☹️
Cheaper than the cvp609
@@Justin_9423 ur not wrong lol
First
Da
god man why does it need to be as much as a house?? make it cheaper to like idk 120$ at least but wow! this keyboard is fricking awesome! i would buy it even if it was 120$ or even 200$! but preferably 120$
Steal drum?
Я не куплю это фортепиано. Потому что Ямаха отнеслась не уважительно к моей стране Россия. В технических характеристиках указаны языки меню -
английский, японский, немецкий, французский, испанский, итальянский. А почему нет русского?
Любой человек вспомнить русского композитора, русских пианистов. А попробуйте быстро вспомнить английских, японских, испанских композиторов и пианистов.
In my eyes, people who buy this are idiots.
You'd be a lot better of with a decent digital piano, like the Roland FP-30 and then connect that to a decent laptop through midi.
Then you have more sounds, more functions, more control, a bigger display, a keyboard, a mouse, you can save stuff on harddisk, and so forth. Sampling, etc.
AND you can play a few games and internet on it.
For about 1/4th of the money.
Хлядачи слухають....