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List Price : $1,399.00 Price : $1,099.99
List Price : $1,399.00 Price : $1,099.99
Product Description
The PSR-S710 represents a significant leap forward in the evolution of the arranger workstation keyboard. The addition of USB audio recording delivers tremendous benefit for all musicians 3/4 beginner, hobbyist or pro.
- 128-note polyphony lets you layer sounds for performance, or use all 16-tracks of the built-in sequencer without experiencing any note dropouts.
- Huge built-in Voice library: Huge sonic palette with 867 incredible instrument Voices including 15 Mega, 33 Cool!, 19 Live! and 10 Organ Flutes! with virtual drawbars. It also features a GM and XG compatible Voice set.
- 232 built-in Styles: Each Style has 4 variations and uses Yamaha's "Guitar Enhanced" Style Performance and MegaVoice Technology for ultra-realistic backing tracks.
- USB Audio Recording/Playback: record and playback your compositions and performances as uncompressed .WAV audio files
- Stereo output and aux input: dual 1/4" outputs can be used in mono or stereo, an aux. input allows connection of another keyboard, mixer or portable media player
Yamaha PSRS710 61-Key Keyboard Production Station Reviews
yamaha keyboards : Yamaha PSRS710 61-Key Keyboard Production Station Reviews
| 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful  Amazing Keyboard ! Just what I was looking for, By RR "RR" (OH) - See all my reviews Amazon Verified Purchase This review is from: Yamaha PSRS710 61-Key Keyboard Production Station (Electronics) I am an intermediate keyboard player. I have to perform sometimes as a one man band. I was looking for a keyboard that would allow me to create or modify rhythm styles and accompaniments according to the genre, a lot of it that has to do with south Asian music, as well as western styles. I am amazed how flexible this keyboard is. I could create my own rhythm in less than two hours and was able to play it. The four variations and fills are great. The built-in styles and voice sounds are excellent. The multi-pad buttons are a fantastic addition, which comes with many built in loops that you can play with any style you choose. You can also create new multi pad patterns. I also have a Yamaha MO synth but that does not have arranger functions (var, fills, intro etc.). I first tried the Casio WK 7500 but had to return it due to quality concerns. I find the Yamaha absolutely worth the extra $600. 6 of 6 people found the following review helpful Excellent keyboard, This review is from: Yamaha PSRS710 61-Key Keyboard Production Station (Electronics) I purchased the Yamaha PSR-S710 solely on the basis of its acoustic piano voices, which are excellent and realistic sounding. There are basically three acoustic pianos on it, bright, grand, and warm. Some others in the GM/XG and GM2 sections.I do not compose or write songs, so I can't comment on those features, although it seems they too are very good. You can, of course, edit any voice over a lot of parameters such as brightness, etc., the usual, and there are also some synth-like parameters that can be tweaked for further customization. I was able to improve the piano voices significantly and easily by custom editing. There is an excellent mixing console also, and some recording features which I have not had time to explore. One unexpected item was the Organ Flutes, a section of voices that are essentially conventional Hammond-style or pipe organ voices with complete drawbar capabilities, making the Organ Flutes section just really the... Read more 4 of 6 people found the following review helpful Fantastic Keyboard, By This review is from: Yamaha PSRS710 61-Key Keyboard Production Station (Electronics) This is a fantastic keyboard. I compose music (jazz contemporary / easy-listening pop / light rock / funk / ambient) and this little keyboard is a composer's dream.It is extemely flexible, you can edit styles, voices, effects, etc. Wonderful. Mike |
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