Yamaha PSR-EW425 Beats and Groove Creator tunes
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- čas přidán 26. 01. 2022
- Most of the beats on Yamaha's new PSR-EW425 have been carried over from its predecessor, the PSR-EW410. It was all good versatile stuff though, and this new incarnation gives us even more.
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Just love it man. I;m so exited. To see it available for purchase. Looking foward for more fun.
Like! Thanx for the video!!!! Big hi from Russia!!!
Big thanks :)
I love the warmth of those punchy ancient Yamaha sounds. Combined with the synth engine's ability to make entirely new sounds, and the sampler, this thing is a great all in one solution. I saw comments mentioning that the sounds are a lot like earlier models in this same series, but definitely hear a lot of old AWM2 samples lurking in these beats ;) Alot of these sounds go straight back to the PSS-480 or older hehe - so i'd guess the same guys are producing these soundbanks, 35 years later! The same home-organ sensibilities shine through. Great, great demo of the rhythms, Glynn! Have a magnificent day!
Excuse me, may i know what type of ears do you have??? It's sounds like a toy. Like it's 2022 and you still need to spend more than the price of an iPhone to get a decent sounding keyboard? This is shameful. Even SX600 is overpriced since it has the sounds of some old Tyros which this keyboard should have.
Great sounds and vibes. ⚘⚘
Some of those grooves remind me of what I found on youtube as epic EDM or EDM bangors, etc. Great, it is almost bedtime and I am gonna have all this great beats in my head all night lol!
This is so what I need to help with claustrophobia and stress 😮
Really? I'd be interested to know more about your comment :)
Thank you for your nice video 😀😀😀
I absolutely love this!!!!!😃
And I love your enthusiasm! Yeah it's a good keyboard. More synth power than the average board of this type :)
Hello Glynn,...nice Demo !
greetings
Thanks for the demo. These are actually quite nice and usable. For a non pro anyway.
Yeah, it's more than a beginner keyboard, but not for pros. Perfectly in the middle.
Please make a comparision video between PSR-E473 and PSR-E463 as well as PSR-E373 by which we able to figure out that what are the improvements and what are the differences . . . . . , By the way , great video . . . . .
yay some of my favorites from the psr e463, miss using that machine now its no longer in service, but hopefully there is something for me to navigate the menu system since my visual impairement prevents me from seeing the numbers, on the plus side I still have my psr e413 and while that can no longer connect to my pc sadly its pitch bend hasn't broke on me and is still going strong.
there's also the psr e373 but god forbid why would anyone want to take a kiddies keyboard on a gig when you have this thing which could literally be the ultimate flagship yamaha now you can change the voices in some styles now including user styles, I should imagine bigger storage space now, sad to see no intro and ending doubles and variations like there is with the psr 8000, I may have to wait till next year when my local music retailer stocks these, at the moment they still have the psr e463 still on sail as well as the psr e453
Hi gearfacts can you please make a video on the new Yamaha keyboard sounds
So far, so good. One of those product releases not yet available in the USA, so instead of going nuts, I'll pass on it for now. I have way too much to keep me busy anyways. :)
Hmm now that I have the Casio I’m thinking it’s going to be a tough year for Yamaha…
Hi Glynn, are there any nice pads sounds on this suitable for edm by any chance. Nice vid by the way👍👍👍
Yep. I’ve made another video all about synthing in this board, it can do some great things, especially with the LFO button (I forget Yamahas special name for it)
Glynn thanks for the great video. Can we change the instrument voices on the individual tracks? For example change the drum sound from a 808 to a 909. Thanks.
Apparently it is possible but I haven’t figured it out yet
Hi Glynn the grooves are really cool. I recognise some of them that were already on the PSR E433 but the DSPs are putting some new life into them. As for the styles, they’re pretty outdated IMHO. A nice feature, though, is that on the E473 you can now revoice them.
I think the styles are not outdated, but the sound the keyboard makes. I was VERY excited for the E473 launch, but as I hear the sound in Gearfacts videos, it seems that Yamaha still reuses the same sound generator from the earlier PSR E400 models.
They did some good improvements, but the sound is very similar (to not say the same) to their old keyboards: PSR E403, E413, E423, E433 and E443.
I am disappointed, this only means I have to buy a PSR SX600 if I want better sounds, but I don't have the money hahaha
@@GabrielRocha-po9fz No, independently from the sound quality, I find that the styles themselves are outdated (I don’t like them better on the PSR SX line). If you want better sound, you might consider the new Casio’s CT-S500 and CT-S1000V.
@@vbdx66 I understand you, because in general I don't use styles when playing the keyboards, so my opinion is very limited. Thanks for sharing your thoughts about it, and I'll look for these new Casio's, if they have a sound like my CT-X800, they'll be very interesting 😎
Just to confirm, are the styles on the PSR SX600 outdated too? The keyboard is a recent launch.
Can you please explain what's mean by 2 track song recorder?please🥺
Do you know what the difference in sampling between the E463 and E473/E425 is? Since the 463 has a sampling zone and loopsection on the keys and the 463/425 "only" 4 buttons. Maybe it functions in a total different way, idk.... The knob on the 473 remind of my old PSR 400. It also had these 4 knobs on the right. When you pressed them they would play a programmed loop.
Good point, yep the 463 could actually hold more sample data (5 at a time, including chromatic). Both keyboards seem to have about 10 seconds max sample length.
Ok.. I do not know much if anything about all these modern(post 1990s) Yamaha keyboards, but I do know this, I own a RS7000 and RM1X groove boxes, and I would LOVE to have all the groove beats off this keyboard here to put into my grooveboxes, which btw, would be capable of it! And my RS7000 is a groove sampler too?! Ah man!
Nice machines!
hi how do you choose a rhythym - e.g. rock, top 40, jazz - please explain. Thank you - John
There’s a button called “style” (or it might be “rhythm”), press that button and turn the dial to make a selection
Does psr ew425 support Indian beats???
It has a few, but using the sampler would be the best way.
Why belody u r not showing styles names in display please show it
If you like all that " Techno Pop" I guess its ok, but where are the " real" drum sounds"?
They're jumpin' around in Casio's AiX engine keyboards like the CT-S500 etc
Bad sound.
The keyboard or the recording quality? Bit of both maybe?
@@gearfacts The drums sound as cheesy as in the totally obsolete 90s keyboards. I have Yamaha PSR 530 from 1997 and I recognize these drums and a few other sounds. Terrible stuff.