Digital pianos with voice layering

 

— this function allows you to layer several separate timbres on top of each other — in other words, play one note at once with several built-in “instruments”. However digital pianos rarely provide the possibility of combining more than two timbres; however, even such an overlay significantly expands the possibilities of the instrument and allows you to achieve interesting effects — for example, to combine the sound of a piano and a violin. Specific combinations of overdubbed timbres can be both pre-written in memory and customizable, with the ability to select "instruments" at the request of the musician.