Yamaha YC61 features a new Virtual Circuitry Modelling (VCM) sound engine design for organ with physical drawbars, extensive real-time control, and authentic acoustic/electric piano and FM synthesizer sounds.

The exclusive Virtual Circuitry Modeling (VCM) recreates everything from the circuits of vintage analog equalizers, compressors, and phasers to transistors and resistors to capture the subtleties that other digital simulations cannot. Whether you play a grand piano, upright piano, electric piano, or more, the YC61 offers authentic keyboard sounds for any musical genre.

The YC61 brings FM synthesis to the organ for a new generation of musicians. Simply select the FM organ, and its drawbars will control 8 FM operators that deliver a pure sound with massive bass. Add rotary speaker or amplifier simulation effects to achieve character and authenticity. The intuitive controls make it easy to discover new sounds. Or recreate the classic tones of transistor organs, from warm to vibrant, by choosing one of the three most popular FM organ modes: Essential, Cosmopolitan, and Vintage.

The nine drawbars of the YC61 have the stops and step adjustment expected in an organ of this type. But there is more to these drawbars than meets the eye. The transparent parts of the drawbar with customizable LED lighting allow you to see the differences between the simulated upper and lower configurations and the split mode. It is like having a virtual set of drawbars to offer more sounds, more flexibility, and more options than you would have ever thought possible in a compact keyboard for the stage.

The YC61 features a built-in stereo audio and USB MIDI interface for Mac, PC, and iOS. With a single USB cable, you can record the YC61's audio and MIDI into a DAW and play back and monitor virtual instruments.

The Yamaha YC61 is not designed just to be played. It is made to be beaten, pushed, scratched, crammed into a van, stuffed into trunks, and loved by musicians and fans concert after concert. In short, it is built to last.