There were three models in the product's lifetime... the original CP70 (73-note keyboard) which was superceded by the CP70B (with balanced outputs) and the CP80 (a full 88-note keyboard version). There was also a MIDI version allowing the thing to be used as a monster master controller. These were comparatively rare however. All of them featured true grand piano action keyboards which, if you were a real piano player, were a delight to play.

Each instrument now features a complete control panel so that you can create your own unique sounds pretty much like using 'the real thing'.
There are three panels - MASTER, CONTROL PANEL and EFFECTS.
In MASTER, you can set 'global' functions such as velocity sensitivity and curve, note range, pitch bend range and master tuning and transpose.
In CONTROL PANEL, you can modify the tone of the instrument using the 3-band EQ as found on the original CP70. You can also add tremolo (again, like the original) with variable speed and depth.
In EFFECTS, you can add a phase shifter effect with variable amount and speed and you can add (or remove) chorus and reverb.
Any settings you make can, of course, be saved for future recall and it is also possible for a knobby hardware controller to 'learn' these controls for an even more hands-on experience.
And as an added bonus, also included are several other classic electric pianos, namely the Wurlitzer EP200, Hohner Pianet T and RMI ElectraPiano.
All of them have been similarly scripted making them extremely flexible

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