Yamaha PSR-E323 Reviews
Product Type: Yamaha keyboards and synthesizers
Description:Model ID PSR-E323 /
Newest Review: ... Grand piano that gives an extra degree of reverb and then 4 other styles of piano like 70's, 80's and 1990's styles such as ... more
... CP80 and more traditional expressive styles like harpsichord options. All the while, the Yamaha E323 possesses touch sensitivity, an option you can switch off and on if you need.
Basically GM to anyone means "General MIDI," where sounds are usually monophonic and lack a realistic noise to them - this is important for MIDI recording where sound is recorded in a two dimensional format so that reverb and sustain on notes don't cross over. "XG Lite," is a Yamaha derivative that Yamaha have worked on fo...more
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Customer Yamaha PSR-E323 Reviews (1)
Yamaha PSR-E323: An E for Excellence! (2361 words)by - written on 16/04/10, updated on 20/03/11 (Very useful, 6087 readings)
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When it came to buying a keyboard for my computer recently I was at a cross roads to consider whether it would be a £70 to £100 "hand bag sized," MIDI keyboard with a couple of keys from a piano to input notes on my Sibelius and Garageband software, or to consider a full size home keyboard. This is a problem that many musicians, teachers, composers and arrangers face. For optimum portability a MIDI keyboard that only has say as much as one octave "face" of white and black notes from a piano tends to weigh as little as 2.5 kg and in terms of size mirrors the same portability as a 13" Macbook. The problem however then extends to what happens if you Read the complete review
