Yamaha YPG-535

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Unlock your musical potential with the Yamaha YPG-535, a digital piano designed for both budding musicians and seasoned performers. This 88-key wonder combines practicality with a touch of elegance, featuring graded soft-touch keys that mimic the feel of an acoustic piano, all housed within a sleek, integrated stand. The Yamaha YPG-535 isn't just about aesthetics; it’s packed with innovative technology like the Performance Assistance Technology, which ensures your performances are as seamless as possible, making it a fantastic tool for learning and practice.

Whether you're composing your next masterpiece or just jamming out, the onboard song recorder and customizable Master EQ settings give you the flexibility to shape your sound to perfection. The built-in music database takes the guesswork out of setting up your keyboard with its song-organized presets, enabling you to focus on what truly matters—your music. And when it comes to connectivity, the YPG-535 has you covered with USB support, making it easier than ever to integrate with your other devices.

Key Features:

88-key graded soft-touch action
Performance Assistance Technology for error-free playing
Onboard song recorder
5 types of Master EQ for sound customization
Integrated music database with song-organized presets
Stylish built-in stand
USB connectivity for seamless integration
Includes adapter, sustain pedal, and stand

Product specs

Brand	Yamaha
Model	YPG535 Portable Grand Piano
Finish	Black
Year	2019 - 2025
Categories	Digital Stage Pianos
Analog / Digital	Digital
Key Size	Full Size
Keyboard Action	Synth Action
MIDI I/O	USB MIDI
Number of Keys	88 Keys
Polyphony	32 Voices

FAQs

Does the Yamaha YPG-535 have weighted keys?: The Yamaha YPG-535 features a graded soft touch keyboard, which means it does not have fully weighted keys but offers a lighter touch that some players may prefer.
What types of voices are included in the Yamaha YPG-535?: The Yamaha YPG-535 includes a variety of voices such as Sweet! Voices like Clarinet and Trumpet, Cool! Voices like Electric Piano and Organ, and Live! Voices like Grand Piano and Orchestra.
Is the Yamaha YPG-535 suitable for MIDI recording?: Yes, the Yamaha YPG-535 is equipped with USB MIDI, making it suitable for MIDI recording and integration with music production software.
How many keys does the Yamaha YPG-535 have?: The Yamaha YPG-535 features a full-size 88-key keyboard, providing a comprehensive range similar to an acoustic piano.
Can the Yamaha YPG-535 be used for live performances?: Yes, the Yamaha YPG-535 is a portable digital piano with features like multiple voices and accompaniment styles, making it suitable for live performances.
Does the Yamaha YPG-535 have built-in accompaniment styles?: The Yamaha YPG-535 includes 160 accompaniment styles plus one user style, offering a wide range of musical backgrounds for playing along.
What is the maximum polyphony of the Yamaha YPG-535?: The Yamaha YPG-535 has a maximum polyphony of 32 notes, allowing for moderately complex musical passages without note dropouts.

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Features and functionality

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The Yamaha YPG-535 uses Yamaha's Soft Touch system, categorized as "semi-weighted," which doesn't emulate a real piano feel like fully weighted keys.
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The YPG-535 lacks the ability to produce volume differences based on key pressure, limiting its effectiveness for developing finger strength and dynamic expression compared to weighted keyboards.
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The Yamaha DGX-620 is noted as an old model with limited sound quality, making it less favorable compared to newer models with modern features and better speakers.
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The MODX8 uses GHS action, while the MONTAGE8 employs Balanced Hammer Action, better for synth use but less natural than GHS for piano play.
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User experience

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It's noted that the Yamaha P-45 and DGX series share the GHS action, providing consistent feel, but the P-45 may have diminished tone quality due to less polyphony.
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Owners highlight that the GHS action can remain consistent over years of daily use, as evidenced by a 4-year-old MX-88 still feeling great.
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Owners report that the YPG-535, despite its limitations, has been a reliable instrument for 5 years, though it sees less use over time with access to acoustic pianos.
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Value and pricing

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A P-125 bundle is recommended for those buying new, praised for its value and suitability for both beginners and seasoned players.
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It's been noted that the YPG-535 can be a good starting point for learning piano basics, despite its non-weighted keys, especially if transitioning from another keyboard or acoustic piano.
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4.5 out of 5

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joe_m_bettencourt

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about 7 years ago

Great value

Loaded with incredible sounds but keyboard is known to have issues with display screen. Good starter keyboard but can be used by pros as well.

hellojohnryan

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about 10 years ago

Past Keyboard of Choice

I used to use this as my primary keyboard, but I recently sold it to a friend.

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Sabrina Carpenter

Singer, Guitarist

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Sabrina Carpenter has confirmed her use of the Yamaha YPG-535 in an article for The Strategist, stating, "This is the piano I’ve had with me for seven years. I first started doing covers on it when I was younger, posting them on YouTube and Instagram. It’s my go-to no matter what. I have a few more keyboards now (and a Wurlitzer), but this is my standard, and it’s never, ever done me dirty. This is where I write a lot of my songs, and it’s my safe place when I’m at home. I’m very picky with keyboards because sometimes I use them and I’m like, This one is just not it. These are really lightweight keys, which is what I prefer. I’m a lightweight in more ways than one, but definitely with the piano."