Here is the opportunity to own a gleaming grand piano for your home – without having to clear out your entire living room and bank account, as you would with an acoustic grand piano. What is more, the Viva Grand never needs tuning, and you can turn the volume both down and up.
This elegant piano is the affordable shortcut to a home with a grand piano. Not only is the price highly attractive, but the Viva Grand is not quite as grand as its name suggests – at least not physically. In return, the Viva Grand is big when it comes to sound and practical features.
The Viva Grand is fitted with a Graded Hammer Action keyboard like that of an acoustic grand piano, providing a playing experience that both experienced pianists and piano teachers will be more than satisfied with. Naturally, it also has the expected sustain, sostenuto and soft pedals found on an acoustic grand piano.
The built-in sound module and speaker system deliver a large, natural sound and, in addition to the Grand Piano sound, you can choose from 9 other related sounds.
The heart of every quality piano is a good keyboard, and the Viva Grand is naturally equipped with an excellent Graded Hammer Action keyboard that is just as responsive and dynamic as that of an acoustic grand piano. The advanced hammer-action design provides a playing experience that will satisfy even the most demanding teacher or performer.
Graded Hammer Action means that the keys in the bass register are slightly heavier than those in the treble register, reproducing the feel of playing a mechanical hammer-action keyboard, just as on an acoustic grand piano.
Sonically, the Viva Grand offers samples of such high quality that you will experience a beautiful, deep and expressive grand piano sound that is dynamic and lively. In addition, the Viva Grand has 9 extra sounds, including Electric Piano 1 and 2, Harpsichord, Drawbar Organ, Church Organ, Accordion, String Ensemble and Synth Strings.
The Viva Grand has a USB input that supports both MIDI and audio, allowing you to use the Viva Grand to play sounds and music from external devices, as well as to record music to external devices. Alternatively, you can connect a computer or mobile phone to the AUX input to play music through it for practice. It also has Line Out, allowing you to connect the Viva Grand to a sound system if you want to play really loudly, or you can connect headphones to the two headphone outputs if you want to play without others hearing you.
The Viva Grand also has a range of functions that can be highly useful, depending on what you need the grand piano for.
Split function: The Split function is extremely practical for teaching or duet playing, as both teacher and student can play the piano simultaneously. The keyboard can be divided into two sections, allowing both teacher and student to play the same music in the same octave. You can choose where on the keyboard the split point is located.
Twinova function: Once you have activated the Split function, you can use the Twinova function to change the octave on either side of the split point. This allows you to play a duet in two different octaves.
Layer function: Layer allows you to play with two sounds at the same time. For example, you can add atmospheric strings to your grand piano sound, creating an impressive soundscape. You can also transpose, add reverb, select different levels of touch sensitivity and use the metronome.
