Yamaha MP-1 Home Keyboard Information, Specifications and Resources
Author: Andy Merrett / Data Driven
Overview
The Yamaha MP-1 is a home keyboard released in 1982. It is marketed primarily to home musicians.
The MP-1 has 44 synth/organ style mini keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has eight notes of polyphony. It has 10 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and no pedals.
The MP-1 uses Yamaha's Phase Alignment Stereo Sampling, for improved stereo sample imaging with o-point filtering.
It has no built-in learning system. It has a built-in amplifier and speakers. It can run from both AC and battery power.View Prices on AmazonView Prices on ReverbView Prices on ebayView Prices on Music & Arts
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Specifications
Form
Number of Keys: 44Key Weight: Synth
Key Size: Mini
Touch Sensitive:
Aftertouch:
Sound
Number of Voices: 10Polyphony: 8
Sound Generation: PASS
Piano Sounds:
Real World Sounds:
Sounds Editable:
Accompaniments:
Extra Features
Recorder/Sequencer:Tutorials:
Communication
MIDI:USB:
Tablet Connectivity:
Power
AC Power:Batteries:
Audio
Speakers:Audio Out:
Audio In:
Pedals
Sustain Pedal:Soft Pedal:
Expression Pedal:
Release Info
Year: 1982RRP: $417
Description
Specifications- Keyboard: 44 keys
- Music Printer: Micrographic printer with play and print start/end, memory print, printer stop, resume print, flat and sharp symbols, paper feed. Employs ballpoint pen and roll paper.
- Memory: Melody memory (Off/Memory/Play), Sensitivity, Chord Sequence Memory (Off/Memory/Play)
- Orchestra Section: Organ, Piccolo, Trumpet, Violin, Clarinet, Oboe, Piano, Harpsichord, Guitar, Vibraphone, Sustain (except vibraphone)
- Rhythm Section: March, Disco, Waltz, Slow Rock, Jazz Rock, 16 Beat, Swing, Bossanova, Rhumba, Samba, Synchro Start, 4-bar variation, tempo, volume, tempo light
- Arpeggio: Volume
- Auto Bass Chord Section: Single Finger Chord, Variation, Duet, Volume
- Other Controls/Indicators: Power Switch, Power light, Master Volume, Transposer (½ octave high and low), pitch control
- Auxiliary Jacks: Headphones, Aux-out, expression pedal, DC 9-12V input
- Amplifier: 1.4W (RMS), 6Ω
- Speaker: 7.7cm (3”)
- Rated Voltage: DC 9V
- Power Consumption: 5.5W-18W
- Body: ABS resin, acrylic lacquer finish
- Dimensions: 70.6(W) x 16.4(D) x 4.3(H) cm (27.75x6.5x1.875”)
- Weight: 2.2kg (4.84 lbs)
FAQ
What year was the Yamaha MP-1 launched?
This instrument was launched in 1982
What other models did Yamaha release in 1982?
What models did other manufacturers release in 1982?
- Casio Casiotone 1000p
- Casio Casiotone 403
- Casio MT-45
- Casio MT-46
- Casio MT-60
- Casio MT-70
- Korg Poly-61
- Roland Juno-60
- Roland SH-101
What other home keyboards were released at a similar time?
- Casio Casiotone 1000p
- Casio Casiotone 101
- Casio Casiotone 201
- Casio Casiotone 202
- Casio Casiotone 301
- Casio Casiotone 401
- Casio Casiotone 403
- Casio Casiotone 405
- Casio Casiotone 501
- Casio Casiotone 610
- Casio Casiotone 7000
- Casio Casiotone 701
- Casio CT310
- Casio CT410V
- Casio M-10
- Casio MT-30
- Casio MT-35
- Casio MT-40
- Casio MT-400V
- Casio MT-41
- Casio MT-45
- Casio MT-46
- Casio MT-60
- Casio MT-65
- Casio MT-68
- Casio MT-70
- Casio MT-800
- Yamaha HD-81
- Yamaha HS-200
- Yamaha MK-100
- Yamaha PC-1000
- Yamaha PCS-30
- Yamaha PCS-500
- Yamaha PS-1
- Yamaha PS-10
- Yamaha PS-2
- Yamaha PS-20
- Yamaha PS-200
- Yamaha PS-3
- Yamaha PS-30
- Yamaha PS-30B
- Yamaha PS-35
- Yamaha PS-35S
- Yamaha PS-55
- Yamaha PS-55S
- Yamaha PS-6100
- Yamaha PSR-15
- Yamaha TYU-20
- Yamaha TYU-30
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