Acoustic tranquility
The sound of the hammers resonates with the solid spruce. Warm vibrations that light up the room, leaving the audience spellbound. The natural sound of an acoustic piano is truly unmistakable.
The delicate piano tempts musicians to fill with spontaneity and passion, but such unrestrained expression is not always appropriate. In fact, in some environments, an acoustic piano can prove distracting; it is unlikely that other family members who want to watch television will welcome the children's diligent practice, while even the gentlest, soothing Chopin preludes are capable of disturbing the neighbors after a reasonable amount of time.
Fortunately, the ATX4 instruments have an acoustic mute function that incorporates high-performance digital audio components, allowing pianists to still enjoy the distinctive feel of a traditional piano while listening discreetly using private headphones. Exceptional touch, optimal sensitivity, digital flexibility:
A new range of KAWAI ATX4 hybrid pianos.
Sound
Along with acoustic components, KAWAI ATX4 pianos use a unique digital technology developed and developed at the Ryuyo Shigeru Kawai Research and Development Laboratory in Japan. The KAWAI EX concert piano called for the remarkably warm, authentic sound of the finest handcrafted KAWAI EX concert piano. By placing the rich sound of the world-renowned instrument in the purposeful sound area, which is full of sound theory, it is thoroughly analyzed and recorded among the pioneers of Master piano musicians. The acoustic portrait of each note is later transformed into a highly accurate three-dimensional digital representation using KAWAI's patented Harmonic Imaging ™ technology. This unique process faithfully reproduces the wide dynamic range of the original grand piano, while providing a rich selection of additional high-quality instruments for the sources.
IHSS Sensor System
The delicate acoustic piano seduces musicians with enthusiasm, spontaneity and passion. However, the satisfaction that one enjoys when the hammers strike the strings is often diluted by traditional piano muting techniques. Sensors under the keyboard accurately interpret the subtleties of musical expression, so ATX4 pianos integrate the sensors into the subtle workings of the piano action, reading the precise movements of each hammer. Whether you want to perform fast sections that require the same key to be played multiple times before returning to the natural starting position, or want pianissimo pieces with the darkest clefs, the Integrated Hammer Sensing System (IHSS) represents the intricate nuances of each note. Pianists can finally enjoy the comfort of absolute privacy without sacrificing the sensitivity and authentic expression of a traditional acoustic piano.
Digital comfort
The ATX4 control box is located under the keyboard. The digital operation greatly expands the ATX4's piano capabilities beyond the traditional acoustic instrument, with convenient transposition and tuning capabilities, a metronome, and a variety of instrumental-sounding anti-acoustic sounds. The dual headphone jacks provide greater flexibility for higher education institutions, while the other connectors offer a range of creative music editing options.
Progressive Harmonic Imaging (PHI)
In the case of a delicately played piano, the pressure on the keyboard not only affects the volume of the note, but also the unique timbre of each note. Therefore, in order to create a realistic acoustic portrait of the EX concert piano, it is not only necessary to record each key separately, but also at different volumes, from gentle pianissimo to stormy fortissimo. The new K-15 ATX-f offers a highly detailed acoustic portrait, utilizing Kawai's unique Progressive Harmonic Imaging sampling technology, which ensures smooth tonal transitions across the keyboard and throughout the dynamic range.
88-key Piano Sampling
The beautiful sound of the Kawai EX concert piano is at the heart of the new ATX4 series, with the world-class instrument's eighty-eight keys carefully recorded, thoroughly analyzed and accurately reproduced as high-fidelity digital waveforms. /> Recording each key individually, as opposed to spreading the same note over several different notes, preserves the rich harmonic character of the EX concert piano and guarantees that the sound you hear when listening to the key is the original acoustic source.
Acoustic Piano variety
The ATX4 models present a variety of piano sounds suitable for a wide range of musical periods and styles.
The variety of digital piano
Complementing the beautiful acoustic piano sounds, the ATX4 models offer an excellent selection of additional sounds, from electric piano and bowstring or church organ to strings and other instruments, for musicians to add variety to their performances. The depth of the performance can then be transformed using reverberation functions, allowing pianists to position themselves in six acoustic environments, ranging from a small practice room to an inspiring grand cathedral.
Energy saving
ATX4 models have a power saving function that automatically turns off the piano after a specified period of inactivity.
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