The PSR-S series arranger/"workstations"...are not true workstations,but rather...a mere sketchpad for song ideas.There is no deep editing,no insert effects per track and no copy & paste function.That said,who in their right mind,would pay $2000 for an S975 that has a sh*t sequencer and a USB audio recorder that will not sync-start with the sequencer playback button??Does Yamaha care at all,how difficult it is to import a WAV file that does not line up with tracks in a computer DAW!?? The only real value in this entire PSR-S line,is the S670(which is the only reason I bought one and the reason why I will NEVER buy anything else in the PSR-S line.)
trying to save a performance style and change the OTS settings. after 3 weeks and several visits to the retailer, i can#t figure out how to use this keyboard simply, easily. i have a monthlong gig starting in a week and i am ready to throw this bloody thing out the bloody window, if you'll pardon my Brit. english It's 258 times more complicated to use than my old PA 60 and i'm ready to give up and return it to the store and use my bloody antiquated sounding pa 6ß with the bloody A key broken and not replace-able. fuck.
There is a different way of operating a keyboard for each manufacturer. So when one switches between say your Korg PA60 and a Roland or Yamaha, be prepared to put effort into the instrument. With questions about Yamaha keyboards, there is a very helpful forum on psrtutorial.com/forum. Almost all English speaking Yamaha keyboard players meet there. Your questions are normally answered within a couple of hours, sometimes even sooner. And if you really love the way your Korg works, you could have a look at the Korg PA900.
Maarten Bijster thanks for the advice. I have finally learnt to save" performances", a set up for a song with 2 R hand voices, L hand bass, and drum. Ridiculous how complicated just those set ups are. But i had to visit the store 3 times and video the salesman going thru the steps. then "practice" the steps over and over before i could remember the order of commands. "Intuitive"??? simply a lie. The Korg I figured out on my own in a few days. The PSR is great for solo performer who wants a set recorded performance with lots of sequences and breaks, or for someone who sings but cant really play, but for straightforward use playing bass live , the adjustments like L R balance are not convenient or easy to use, and the buttons and controls are not easy to even read in a dark room. PA 80 was very straightforward, the controls and real faders and switches more geared toward comfortable live playing. I got seduced by the admittedly far superior drum tracks and the overall sound. but it's annoying on the gig in many ways. I wish I had gotten the PA 900 . my 30 day return period is long over.
Ottima Arranger, fascia altissima , la qualità degli Audio Styles/Pro Styles è impressionante.
amazing
Look at 1:30. how does the style work while set to synchronise start
yohanes bambang hp. platinum music sragen. waoow spectakuler dngan keyboard psrs.970
Where is psr series selling shop in manglore karnataka
I like this model of Yamaha but 76 key not available yet
Tyros 5 76.
Very good
Does Yamaha create a stride style for the psr 970
como se graban los syles de Audio?????
fenomenale okkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk
the Discohands Style isn't different to Tyros 1
can you do the discohands style demo
I want to buy this in Australia but do this keyboard have Vietnam styles song inside yet or do I have to download it?
Stride style please, is there one on the 970
Platinum music sragen
Yoh bamang hp, psrs 970 spectakuler.
is it me or the guy who speak is loud
76 key of this model Psr s970
Yamaha psr s770 or korg pa600 ? What is the better choise ?
Korg pa600 much better , dont waste your money buying PSR S770 it has very thin voices not good at all
Thank you !
How does this instrument stack up against the phased out PSR S910? Have been rather pleased with S910 for the last six and half years
Where is Dubstep, Urban, Hip Hop, and modern beats?
The PSR-S series arranger/"workstations"...are not true workstations,but rather...a mere sketchpad for song ideas.There is no deep editing,no insert effects per track and no copy & paste function.That said,who in their right mind,would pay $2000 for an S975 that has a sh*t sequencer and a USB audio recorder that will not sync-start with the sequencer playback button??Does Yamaha care at all,how difficult it is to import a WAV file that does not line up with tracks in a computer DAW!??
The only real value in this entire PSR-S line,is the S670(which is the only reason I bought one and the reason why I will NEVER buy anything else in the PSR-S line.)
trying to save a performance style and change the OTS settings. after 3 weeks and several visits to the retailer, i can#t figure out how to use this keyboard simply, easily. i have a monthlong gig starting in a week and i am ready to throw this bloody thing out the bloody window, if you'll pardon my Brit. english It's 258 times more complicated to use than my old PA 60 and i'm ready to give up and return it to the store and use my bloody antiquated sounding pa 6ß with the bloody A key broken and not replace-able. fuck.
+marktarmannpiano broken keys can be fixed , try and improvise with a piece of solid plastic or even thin wood and paint it white
delloso i hope so. i thought maybe it was possible. i will try it.
thanks very much for the advice.
There is a different way of operating a keyboard for each manufacturer. So when one switches between say your Korg PA60 and a Roland or Yamaha, be prepared to put effort into the instrument.
With questions about Yamaha keyboards, there is a very helpful forum on psrtutorial.com/forum. Almost all English speaking Yamaha keyboard players meet there. Your questions are normally answered within a couple of hours, sometimes even sooner.
And if you really love the way your Korg works, you could have a look at the Korg PA900.
Maarten Bijster thanks for the advice.
I have finally learnt to
save" performances", a set up for a song with
2 R hand voices, L hand bass, and drum.
Ridiculous how complicated just those set ups are.
But i had to visit the store 3 times and video the salesman going thru the steps. then
"practice" the steps over and over before i could remember the order of commands.
"Intuitive"??? simply a lie.
The Korg I figured out on my own in a few days. The PSR is great for solo
performer who wants a set recorded performance with lots of sequences and breaks, or for someone who sings but cant really play, but for straightforward use
playing bass live , the adjustments like L R balance are
not convenient or easy to use, and the buttons and controls are not easy to even read in a dark room.
PA 80 was very straightforward, the controls and real faders and switches more geared toward comfortable live playing.
I got seduced by the admittedly far superior
drum tracks and the overall sound. but it's
annoying on the gig in many ways.
I wish I had gotten the PA 900 . my 30 day return period is long over.
loqueirra demai
"wide variety of different styles"
Where are the PIANIST styles, Hmmmm?
Oh. My. Moadot. YOU'RE here? You're HERE?!?!
And, there's no drum & bass styles, too!