Digital portable piano YAMAHA NP-35 — 76-key compact stage keyboard, 64-note polyphony, 2x6W speakers, USB Audio/MIDI

The YAMAHA NP-35 is a compact portable digital piano with 76 weighted-feel keys designed for home practice, lessons and small stage use. It features 64-note polyphony, built-in stereo speakers (2 x 6 W) and essential performance controls including sustain pedal input, headphone output and a USB Type-B port for Audio/MIDI connectivity. The instrument includes reverb effect, metronome and 15 demo songs, and its low power consumption and modest weight make it easy to move between practice spaces and small venues.

Advantages

The NP-35 combines a responsive weighted-feel keyboard with a lightweight, slim cabinet to balance playability and portability. Integrated stereo speakers provide immediate sound without external amplification, while USB Audio/MIDI connectivity allows direct recording and connection to music software. A sustain pedal input and headphone output add flexible practice and performance options. Low power draw and compact dimensions simplify setup and transportation.

Suitable for

• Home practice and daily exercises
• Music lessons and teaching environments
• Small stage performances and rehearsals
• Recording and MIDI sequencing via USB Audio/MIDI
• Portable use where quick setup and built-in speakers are needed

Key specifications

• Keyboard: 76 weighted-feel keys
• Polyphony: 64 voices
• Speakers: 2 built-in stereo speakers (2 × 6 W)
• Effects: Reverb
• Demo songs: 15 built-in pieces
• Metronome: Integrated
• Connections: USB Type-B (Audio/MIDI), DC-in jack, sustain pedal input, headphone output
• Power consumption: Approx. 6 W
• Weight: 6 kg
• Dimensions (W×H×D): 1260 × 104 × 260 mm

How to use

Place the NP-35 on a stable stand or surface at a comfortable playing height. Connect a sustain pedal to the dedicated input if required and plug headphones into the headphone output for silent practice. Use the built-in metronome and demo songs to structure practice sessions. For computer recording or MIDI control, connect the NP-35 to a computer or audio interface using a USB Type-B cable; select the device in your DAW or MIDI software to transmit Audio/MIDI. When using the built-in speakers, ensure the DC-in power supply is connected or the instrument is powered according to the manual.

Usage recommendations

To preserve the mechanism and maintain consistent key action, avoid exposing the instrument to extreme temperatures or humidity, and use a proper keyboard stand. For low-latency recording, use a quality USB cable and check audio/MIDI settings in your software. When performing on small stages, monitor volume levels to prevent speaker distortion and consider direct audio routing via USB if supported by your setup.