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Yamaha PSR-E413 61-Key Portable Keyboard

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:22:13 +0000

* pro features: cool & easy to use * state of the art features usb &: flash rom * 6-track sequencer: record your own music * sound quality: 2-way stereo* speaker system* ease of operation * easy song arranger * digital music notebook software included * master eq: tailor your sound * realistic sounding voices pro features: control knobs arpeggiator & pitch bend the psr-e413 has features for learning to play like the yamaha portable grand & yamaha education suite & features for when its time to play like synthesizer control knobs for real-time control of filter effects sound envelope & style tempo a pitch bend wheel for authentic playing of horn & guitar sounds & an arpeggio function for techno & synthesizer keyboard playing that can automatically add the playing of notes in rapid succession in ascending & descending fashion w/100 different patterns & 20 arpeggio voices. These are easy to use professional features that set this keyboard apart from others in its class. s (more…)

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Piano Tutorial – Are You Ready To Learn How To Play The Piano (Part 1)

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 05:58:32 +0000

In these times of the internet, it’s never been a better time to learn how to play the piano. Why is that? I hear you ask, because, information on virtually any subject you can think of is available, with a little research on the internet, and learning to play the piano, is no different than any other subject you might wish to learn.
Do I need a piano?
Obviously, if you want to learn to play the piano, then a piano keyboard of some sort is essential. While advanced piano playing would require a full size piano keyboard, normally eighty-eight notes. To start learning, all you would need is any type of keyboard, such as a Yamaha PSR keyboard, which have forty-nine and sixty-one note versions or an electric piano, which are available in seventy-six notes versions. You could even start learning with an accordion or a roll up piano, as long as you have a keyboard, you can start to learn.
Should you buy a new piano keyboard?
If you don’t have a piano or keyboard then you do need to buy one, but you defiantly don’t need to buy a new keyboard. Again, the internet comes to the rescue. There are thousands of auction listings offering second hand electronic keyboards, electric pianos, in fact all kinds of keyboards. For a beginner, there really is no point in buying an expensive keyboard because when starting to learn to play the piano you will only use a fraction of a piano keyboards features including the keyboard. From a beginner’s point of view, you only need between five and eight notes on the keyboard to start learning.
What’s the best make of keyboard to buy?
I am asked this question a lot, and from a beginners point of view there really is no worst and best because it’s the actual keyboard, the black and white notes that are important to start learning to play. Yes, as you become more advanced in your playing ability, you will need a better quality keyboard but not at the beginning. The best advice I can give to anybody wanting to buy there first keyboard, is to first, set you budget and second try to stick with the more popular makes of keyboards, for beginners these are Yamaha and Casio. Both of these companies have been making electronic keyboards for many years and they know what they are doing. This of course is just my opinion and it’s the same advice I give to my pupils.
So to recap, if you don’t have a keyboard, then borrow one or buy one second hand. It doesn’t have to be a traditional piano with a full size keyboard, as a beginner you will only use up to eight notes. It’s a fact, that not everybody will take to learning to play the piano, so why spend a fortune on a keyboard when you don’t need to. If you don’t take to it you haven’t lost a fortune, if you do take to it, buy a better keyboard.

A List Of The Best Yamaha Portable Keyboards

Thu, 24 Dec 2009 01:56:26 +0000

Portable keyboards are available everywhere and you can get them at any price range you want. If you want a very costly one you can easily get that and if you want a low priced one then that too is available. Here we will give you a list of all the top quality Yamaha portable keyboards and their price so that you can choose the one which best suits your purpose. The first one in our list is the Yamaha YPG 235, 76 key MIDI keyboard. This is a digital keyboard with the added feature of USB connectivity for your music transfer purposes. The price of the product is a hundred and nineteen dollars but you may get it for less if you haggle.Next is the Yamaha PSR E413, 61 key keyboards which is the newest in the Yamaha portable series. It is highly innovated and has several new features that are not present in the earlier version. This key board is priced at only two hundred dollars approx.Then comes the very dashing Yamaha P85, which has an eighty eight key keyboard. It is authentic and more preferred for the sound quality and expressiveness. It is one of the best ever made by the company and priced at about five hundred and fifty dollars it is a very good buy.The next is the Yamaha YPG 535, an eighty eight key keyboard which will offer you the added advantage of a grand touch soft action. Moreover, USB connectivity is present and you can easily connect it to your computer. The machine is priced at four hundred and fifty dollars.Now comes the lowest priced of all Yamaha portable keyboards, but one which is somewhat ranked in the middle. The Yamaha, PSR E213 61 key MIDI keyboard is one of the best for beginners of all ages. Priced at only eighty nine dollars, it is a good buy as it has about 375 instrumentals and full size, good keys. There are many other Yamaha keyboards available but the above mentioned are the best portable keyboards ever made by Yamaha.

Yamaha PSR-E323 61-key Portable Electronic Keyboard with Foot Pedal and Headphones Plus Keyboard Dust Cover

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:35:39 +0000

The Yamaha PSR-E323 is an entry-level keyboard with a lot to offer. First of all, the PSR-E323 has 61 full-size keys with Touch Response for the expressiveness of an acoustic piano. For the absolute beginner, this keyboard features the Yamaha Education Suite system with 5 lessons, including a “Keys to Success” function that helps you hone your skills. You also get over 100 songs to learn. The Yamaha PSR-E323 keyboard has Flash ROM for importing standard MIDI files. Now you can learn your favorite songs on the Internet. Once you’ve got the hang of the basics, the keybaord has a 2-track sequencer to record 5 of your own songs with up to 10,000 notes. Use 482 built-in voices, 106 rhythm styles (including 12 drum kits) to create your own masterpiece. The Yamaha PSR-E323 has 9 reverbs, 4 chorus, and 26 types of harmony for genuine creativity with your sound. The PSR-E323 can be powered by the optional Yamaha PA-130 AC adapter power supply (sku#336005) or six AA batteries (n (more…)

Yamaha PSR-E213 61-key Portable Keyboard

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:35:35 +0000

The perfect beginner keyboard, the Yamaha PSR-E213 with Portable Grand stereo piano and the Yamaha Education Suite also features ‘Listen and Learn’ function for learning songs, and is General MIDI (GM), and XGlite compatible. In addition, the PSR-E213 is an unbelievable bargain as a full-size MIDI controller.

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Yamaha PSR-E413 61-Key Digital Keyboard, Koss Stereo Dynamic Headphones, Yamaha Foot Pedal for PSRE213 PSRE313 PSRE413 EZ200, 61-76-key Electronic Keyboard Dust Cover, Single-X X-Style Keyboard Stand

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:22:09 +0000

The Yamaha PSRE413 61 Key Digital Keyboard expands the capabilities of one of Yamaha’s most popular PSR lines. The PSRE413 includes features for every playing level such as the Yamaha portable grand and Yamaha education suite. An on-board arpeggiator includes 100 different patterns along with 20 different arpeggio voices. A full set of real-time controls gives you easy access to all of the capabilities of the PSRE413. A USB port is also included so you can download songs for learning from the internet. If you want to write your own songs, the PSRE413 also features a 6-track sequencer so you can layer your own tracks.

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Yamaha PSR-E413 61 Key Touch Sensitve Keyboard with Built-in 6-track recorder

Wed, 23 Dec 2009 19:22:06 +0000

Total Number 509 * Compatibility General MIDI (GM) & XGlite compatible * Piano Voice Quality Stereo * Sweet! Voices Flute, Pan Flute, Trumpet, Soprano & Tenor Sax * Cool! Voices Galaxy Electric Piano, Rotor Organ, Organ * Arpeggio Voices 20 * Dual/Split Yes/Yes * Drum Kits 10 Drum + 2 SFX Kits * Polyphony 32 note max. * Styles 165 + 1 User Style * Variations Intro, Main A/B, Ending, Fill-in x 2 * Control Accompaniment on/off, sync stop, sync start, start/stop, intro/ending, main A/B (auto fill) * One Touch Settings 1 per style * Registration Memory 2 x 8 Banks * Music Database 300 + External files * Digital Effects Reverb: 9 types, Chorus: 4 types, Harmony: 26 types, Arpeggio Function: 100 types * Sequencer 6-Tracks to record your own songs, 5 songs * Real Time Control Pitch Bend Wheel, A: Cutoff, Reverb, Attach, Style Cutoff, Style Tempo, B: Resonance, Chorus, Release, Style Resonance * Interface USB MIDI IN/OUT (PC/Mac), USB Song Transfer (PC only), USB Style Transf (more…)