One of the biggest differences between the Yamaha Clavinova CLP-745 and its predecessor, the CLP-645, is the Grand Expression Modeling. Experienced pianists will surely notice improvements in the expressionism that can be found in the Yamaha Clavinova CLP-745. The slightest variations to touch will create a limitless range of sound to capture your musical individuality. This also helps to create a more realistic experience for new pianists exploring their musical abilities and expression.In addition, the Clavinova CLP-745 has updated CFX and Bösendorfer Imperial samples for even more beautiful, realistic grand piano sounds. The CLP-745 in comparison to the CLP-645 also has built-in Bluetooth MIDI, 2 fortepiano voices that replicate the sound of the pianos the classical masters played on, and offer additional voices, demo songs, and lesson songs.
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