I saw an open box EW300 at Sam's club for 70 dollars. That's the best investment I've made this year. the sound is incredible and it seems easy for a beginner.
This is just superb, been searching for "can i learn to play piano on a midi keyboard?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Penaycer Rudimentary Preponderance - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to play the piano easily minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
Sounds amazing. also nice that pitch bend and modulation can be controlled by an app. still yamaha could have left the pitch bent wheel on the ew300 since the ypg235 had one.
The piano is an acoustic instrument, obviously. Today, digital instruments have reached ridiculous levels of advancement, if that's what you're looking for.
Ok, I just bought the PSR EW 300. But I can’t figure out how to play “Strings” with the left hand, and “piano” on the right hand. The users manual doesn’t go into enough detail on page 17 where it talks about the split point. Any ideas?
How to function split point how much keys you want for your left hand. By hitting the plus button your see on the screen black pointer keys has move. To have split on press it once then hold it the split button it will pop up split voice and volume level setting.
Does this have a tuning option? I’m looking for a keyboard that can play at different frequencies and this seems pretty nice and I just want to know if it has such a feature.
Thank you. I’m actually now considering the Korg EK-50 mainly because of the increased polyphony and newer mode compared to the PSR out now. Even though it’s a shorter keyboard I think it might suffice especially with our limited space. Maybe upgrade in the future to a full 88 keys if I do progress beyond my skills now.
John Brian Silverio Cool. That Korg sounds great too, though it's $350 or so. For me I'm looking for a $200 or so compact digital piano, keyboard, or just a midi controller keyboard to use with an iPad/iPhone software as the sound engine/editor. Still haven't decided. But honestly, the PSR line is getting left in the dust. They just released a new one yesterday-the PSR-E 360. But it's just the same old tech in new colors. And just in general, unless you *need* a workstation or arranger type keyboard like that, it also makes sense to go the midi controller route. A lot of people do that these days. That said, personally I'm leaning toward just getting a Casio CTX700 or 800 arranger style keyboard and forgetting about those other options. It's just nice to have good onboard sounds that can be expanded by software if need be.
Hi my name is gallus I have a Yamaha ew300 and I wanted to know how do you mean new plate I cannot pronounce it right me I mean new plate I guess on my keyboard please help me how to use with the phone I have the USB and I don't know how to use it right please respond as soon as you can thank you very much
At this price point, Casio is beating yamaha in many categories. Casio CTK6200 has 700 sounds that you can edit in the machine(with no app needed). The Casio has a 16+1 track sequencer that you can edit at the song, track, and event level. Casio has USB and SDHC card storage. Yamaha is a fantastic company, but they're having trouble keeping up with the market demands. Casio wins on price and functionality, and the current Casio piano sounds at the same price point sound better than Yamaha. Come on Yamaha...an app just so you can pitch bend and do basic editing? That means you have to have a compatible phone or tablet, and the camera connection kit as well. The Casio WK6600 has 76 keys, in-box editing, capable sequencing 16+1 tracks, microphone input, great effects that you can edit and store for future use. All for $299.99. When was the last time you got an Ipad or Iphone with camera connection kit for $99.99 which is the difference in price between the PSR EW300 and the Casio WK6600? And yes, the Casio includes pitch bend... built in.
Hi, this is the brand of my Yahama PSR EW300, however I dont know to set to sustain as there's no sustain button. Would you tell how to set to sustain? Any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
press on the button function and you will see the sustain option press and keep searching until you see it on the screen written sustain . try and let me know
I have this model, been brought home the right wire to connect nor i have been able n attempting to get the proper cord to hook my computer to my Yamaha PSR EW 300, N, I never have gotten the right one no matter who I have contacted or searched online stores n music centers. Would you have any suggestions,? So far my requests haven't vbeen answered,
Yamaha PSR-E363 and this one is basically the same, only difference is the number of keys. I've been using Yamaha for years now, and I can tell you that Yamaha is was better than Casio. I've started playing on piano on a Casio, but after some time I got my first and second Yamaha keyboard, and they are much better.
Who you listed are all practice piano or just have fun with it. E363 and ew300 are the same sound qaulity just ew has 76 vs 61 for if you want 2 play with 2 people or play song like chopstick. That ctk 800 I check is worser volume control I don't like it's still like the lk230 with cheap quality sound you get voice will be down and also worst you are not good at finding goos keyboard so I will tell you. If your just playing practicing piano as ND have fun playing then ew300
Is there a way to connect this keyboard to a tablet? Or is it ipad only? I have a Lenovo tablet and wanted to practice with headphones on yousician but I just can't do it. Thanks
I know that no one is going to respond but, my psr ew 300 is glitching out. I bought it at a goodwill store for 30 dollars. I've had it for 3 months prior. It is just now glitching out and won't work properly. Anyone know what's going on?
lmfao the fuckin itnernet kills me. i searched this vid to hear how it sounds and as i skipped through this video it was this guy talking literally the entire time hahaha that saved me 5 minutes of my life thank god
Andreas Christodoulou now people hardly use midi connections I think.. it was an 80’s n 90’s thing as I remember.. I maybe wrong.. if so just ignore my comment 😊
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I saw an open box EW300 at Sam's club for 70 dollars. That's the best investment I've made this year. the sound is incredible and it seems easy for a beginner.
Sounds like quite a find. Congrats!
Oh, mine cost 3800 Norwegian krones, but I think that is around like 350 dollars or something😂
dude
Mine cost 200 dollars but my family had a 50 dollar coupon from shopping there a lot or something.
I just figure out how ro program it.
This man sounds like Mr Yamaha was standing off behind the camera aiming a gun at him.
Hilarious!!! And true!!😝
He's using same teleprompter trump uses.🐸
This is just superb, been searching for "can i learn to play piano on a midi keyboard?" for a while now, and I think this has helped. Have you heard people talk about - Penaycer Rudimentary Preponderance - (should be on google have a look ) ? It is a good one of a kind guide for discovering how to play the piano easily minus the normal expense. Ive heard some incredible things about it and my brother in law got amazing success with it.
actually someone pointed him gun to make him demonstrate the keyboard to the minimal function
lmao
Just bought it I love it. Sounds great.
5 years ago, I had no idea what this guy was talking about most of the video, now Im realizing just how much I missed with this keyboard 😢
Got this for my 26 birthday it is to replace my old psr 78 keyboard Happy Birthday to me 🥳!!!!
Sounds amazing. also nice that pitch bend and modulation can be controlled by an app. still yamaha could have left the pitch bent wheel on the ew300 since the ypg235 had one.
I tried a lot of PSR's and the piano's dynamic control & touch sensitivity is MUCH better than my upright piano wtf?!!
The piano is an acoustic instrument, obviously. Today, digital instruments have reached ridiculous levels of advancement, if that's what you're looking for.
What pedal do you recommend for this keyboard? Does it make sense to buy the more expensive FC4A or is it better to get the cheaper FC5?
Ok, I just bought the PSR EW 300. But I can’t figure out how to play “Strings” with the left hand, and “piano” on the right hand. The users manual doesn’t go into enough detail on page 17 where it talks about the split point. Any ideas?
How to function split point how much keys you want for your left hand. By hitting the plus button your see on the screen black pointer keys has move.
To have split on press it once then hold it the split button it will pop up split voice and volume level setting.
@@pianistanimeher394wow😮.that was a mouthful
Id love a basic.translation for.
Dummies😂?
Does this have a tuning option? I’m looking for a keyboard that can play at different frequencies and this seems pretty nice and I just want to know if it has such a feature.
andrew powers do you know what the range of the Hz tuning is?
@andrew powers how do I transpose??
@@kaorsei1808 It’s one of the options you can adjust in the parameter menu.
Question? Can this app be used with an old Yamaha keyboard psrE213?
I’m not a beginner ( more intermediate) but haven’t played for about 15 years. Would this be appropriate? My wife doesn’t want me to spend more.
John Brian Silverio There are a few options depending on what route you're taking. In terms of keyboards
Thank you. I’m actually now considering the Korg EK-50 mainly because of the increased polyphony and newer mode compared to the PSR out now. Even though it’s a shorter keyboard I think it might suffice especially with our limited space. Maybe upgrade in the future to a full 88 keys if I do progress beyond my skills now.
John Brian Silverio Cool. That Korg sounds great too, though it's $350 or so. For me I'm looking for a $200 or so compact digital piano, keyboard, or just a midi controller keyboard to use with an iPad/iPhone software as the sound engine/editor. Still haven't decided.
But honestly, the PSR line is getting left in the dust. They just released a new one yesterday-the PSR-E 360. But it's just the same old tech in new colors. And just in general, unless you *need* a workstation or arranger type keyboard like that, it also makes sense to go the midi controller route. A lot of people do that these days.
That said, personally I'm leaning toward just getting a Casio CTX700 or 800 arranger style keyboard and forgetting about those other options. It's just nice to have good onboard sounds that can be expanded by software if need be.
@@cjaquilino how good is the Casio model u have is it good for a beginner
Edward Gomez I like it. It's good for beginners, yeah. It's not too hard to understand. And it's the best sounding new keyboard in it's price range
Having problems with it turning off randomly after a few seconds any tips??
Hi my name is gallus I have a Yamaha ew300 and I wanted to know how do you mean new plate I cannot pronounce it right me I mean new plate I guess on my keyboard please help me how to use with the phone I have the USB and I don't know how to use it right please respond as soon as you can thank you very much
You didn't show the type of cable nor how to connect the keyboard to the ipad.
just use an auxiliary cord, and if you have a phone 7 or newer you need an adapter. :)
The end of cord has a special fitting.
At this price point, Casio is beating yamaha in many categories. Casio CTK6200 has 700 sounds that you can edit in the machine(with no app needed). The Casio has a 16+1 track sequencer that you can edit at the song, track, and event level. Casio has USB and SDHC card storage. Yamaha is a fantastic company, but they're having trouble keeping up with the market demands. Casio wins on price and functionality, and the current Casio piano sounds at the same price point sound better than Yamaha. Come on Yamaha...an app just so you can pitch bend and do basic editing? That means you have to have a compatible phone or tablet, and the camera connection kit as well. The Casio WK6600 has 76 keys, in-box editing, capable sequencing 16+1 tracks, microphone input, great effects that you can edit and store for future use. All for $299.99. When was the last time you got an Ipad or Iphone with camera connection kit for $99.99 which is the difference in price between the PSR EW300 and the Casio WK6600? And yes, the Casio includes pitch bend... built in.
The Casio is $100 to $150 more expensive. @BOILED CABBBAGE
demofactory Yamaha has more quality sounds
Yes but the app also has other sound editing features that are good
@Mukul Rawat yes sometimes
I like the Yamaha engine sound better than Casio. The grand piano sound is so good..love it.
Can this be used on Fl studio?
Yes
Great video. Thank you.
Hi, this is the brand of my Yahama PSR EW300, however I dont know to set to sustain as there's no sustain button. Would you tell how to set to sustain? Any answers would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.
You will be needing to purchase a sustain pedal for this. :)
press on the button function and you will see the sustain option press and keep searching until you see it on the screen written sustain . try and let me know
If you press the functions button and search the functions you will find the sustain function
I have this model, been brought home the right wire to connect nor i have been able n attempting to get the proper cord to hook my computer to my Yamaha PSR EW 300, N, I never have gotten the right one no matter who I have contacted or searched online stores n music centers. Would you have any suggestions,? So far my requests haven't vbeen answered,
Im told is a c fitting for this keyboard
@@CarolynGeemieheitmillerand of course a good usb 2.0 type B cable
Any advice? I have never found the exact fitting
are you available register button
Hey can you tell me which one is better. Yamaha PSR-E363, this one or Casio Ct-x800. Please
Yamaha PSR-E363 and this one is basically the same, only difference is the number of keys. I've been using Yamaha for years now, and I can tell you that Yamaha is was better than Casio. I've started playing on piano on a Casio, but after some time I got my first and second Yamaha keyboard, and they are much better.
Who you listed are all practice piano or just have fun with it.
E363 and ew300 are the same sound qaulity just ew has 76 vs 61 for if you want 2 play with 2 people or play song like chopstick.
That ctk 800 I check is worser volume control I don't like it's still like the lk230 with cheap quality sound you get voice will be down and also worst you are not good at finding goos keyboard so I will tell you.
If your just playing practicing piano as ND have fun playing then ew300
Can’t find the app for the pitch bend and mod wheels for iOS. What is it called?
Which is better, Psr ew310 or psr ew300?
What was that song that you played in the beginning🤤🤤
@@uni8894 that meme is like, 10 years old wow
I think it was just improv
I have had this 3 years and I still cannot find the right wire to fit the back of keyboard to my computer. I finally gave up!!!!
Is there a way to connect this keyboard to a tablet? Or is it ipad only? I have a Lenovo tablet and wanted to practice with headphones on yousician but I just can't do it. Thanks
How to download sound controller app? For free?
How do you play piano voice???
Is this really the sound of the grand piano? Or you use a studio to get the that sound?
The piano sounds bad when you record it, but it sounds nice when you actually hear it.
You can connect the keyboard to the PC and use a software like Pianissimo and you get a real grand piano sound
What is the name of the app thanks
Cloud Audio Recorder by Yamaha
can i know what is the apps you install?
I know that no one is going to respond but, my psr ew 300 is glitching out. I bought it at a goodwill store for 30 dollars. I've had it for 3 months prior. It is just now glitching out and won't work properly. Anyone know what's going on?
can you use this as a midi?
No
yes u can
Yes
a MIDI controller?
How much is that
I want to hear how high and low the keys goes...
Does anyone know if I can make any trap/rap beats or stuff I this keyboard? Thanks to whoever answers me
does it have full sized key?
76 keys
@@evertonscheffer2391 we know how many. Are they same size as a real piano?
Ankit Singh yes
Plz tell me..which is better casio wk 245 or yamaha psr ew300
Idk, I choose ew300 though
What about u?
Me too... Ew300 .. Yamaha sounds better ..
@@-Duyutai okay, thank you very much.
I'd be better if it has a midi connection
Weighted keys?
This portable keyboard
Touch sensitive - not weighted
does anyone know hot to use reverb on this piano
Try pressing the "reverb" button for starters.
I just need to know how to loop a baseline
So is this just the PSR-E363 with 76 keys?
Dino Rahmanovic Precisely Robin!!
It also the replacement for the 76 keys ypg 235
How do I transpose on this keyboard?
Go to the function button the the right side of the keyboard and press it to you see Transpose then press - or + to go up or down
Does it have weighted keys though?
No touch responsive
Does it look like it has weight?
Mai Nezuko VangPianist No
do u need a sustain pedal? or is there a built in sustain?
DAN C still need.. got built in sustain but it will sustain all note u press
What is the name of the app?
Cloud Audio Recorder by Yamaha
does it have a headphone jack
bhavesh khati no
Yes it does. The package even comes with headphones
How to set this keyboard to be like that? 1:05
I cant manage to program this. I can play like piano , tho no idea how to program it for play n not a soul to help qithin .iles n miles
I just bough this piano
Why does he record with the app? The piano literally records for u
does it have a mic jack to record?
would be dope if i could connect my external speakers to it
I mean it has an aux port, so you should be able to??
Sir is it possible to use that app on any smartphone??
He has to be smart to answer that???
I can only use batteries to play it😭
lol
Use Rechargeable batteries, I use those for the exact piano
You need to buy a survival kit from yamaha
e463
I got a new piano from best choices products with headphones and microphone.
Funky 😎
lmfao the fuckin itnernet kills me. i searched this vid to hear how it sounds and as i skipped through this video it was this guy talking literally the entire time hahaha that saved me 5 minutes of my life thank god
He plays it throughout
Why won’t my headphones work :/
Why are all external apps for IOS what's wrong with Windows???????????????
Damn....cheap toy from yamaha,without midi connections !!!
@Mukul Rawat yaa same confusion.... have u bought anyone of both??
1:45
As i said NO MIDI connection. There is no actual physical ''MIDI OUT'' but only a USB connection what this guy means is totaly different .
Andreas Christodoulou now people hardly use midi connections I think.. it was an 80’s n 90’s thing as I remember.. I maybe wrong.. if so just ignore my comment 😊
@@JudydeSilva 😂 🤣 👌 👍 yep I'm old school Yamaha 🎹 Synthesizer player from the early 1980s.. And You've made a valid point here..
Es lo peor k pudo aver creado yamaha ese modelo es malo,
Porque?
shit keyboard for the price
The E360 is worse for $189
Yes, E360 is terrible