#YAMAHA PSR 293 MAKES CLICKING SOUNDS UPDATE#
#YAMAHA PSR 293 MAKES CLICKING SOUNDS MANUAL#

#YAMAHA PSR 293 MAKES CLICKING SOUNDS UPDATE#

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#YAMAHA PSR 293 MAKES CLICKING SOUNDS MANUAL#

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I bought this to learn on, to have fun with, and to hopefully help me write more music with, and it's certainly been a load of fun using and learning on, and it's been a real great purchase! If anything inspires you to play music, than it's a GREAT piece of gear! Certainly gets some creative juices flowing! For my needs, this puppy really fit the bill, and then some.This product utilizes batteries or an external power supply (adapter).ДO NOT connect this product to any power supply or adapter other Like I said, out of the almost 500 preset sound samples it does have, only a FRACTION OF THEM are a bit cheesy in overall sound quality, but the rest sound great! Basically, it's got more stuff on it that I'll ever use, and more sounds than I'll ever use. And for a keyboard under $200, that does so much, and sounds so good (for the price).What more could a newbie keyboardist want? USB Compatible, Incredible Teaching abilities (right out of the box, and right there on the LCD screen), easy to read LCD Screen, thousands of preset drums, songs, noises, samples.I'm sure that any newbie, beginner, or the casual player would LOVE to own this keyboard. OK, while some people are not crazy about some of the Yamaha keyboards, (including this one) Sure, maybe it's no $2000 Moog, Oberhiem, or whatever.It's is what it is! An affordable keyboard/synth to learn on.So, I have to disagree with many of those reviews.I heard & read all kinds of negative reviews about the PSR-295.Things like 'It's cheap', 'it's plastic' 'The sounds aren't 100% realistic'.blah blah blah.I'll be honest, even AFTER reading some of those reviews, I STILL bought this model, and I'm loving it! OK, maybe I didn't compare 400 different models before buying this, BUT, I'm no great keyboardist, it was simply a spur-of-the-moment-AFFORDABLE-purchase.I always wanted to learn piano, in some form or another. By the way, this keyboard would work great for damn near ANY TYPE of music! Country, Classical, Rock, Metal, Jazz, Blues.etc etc My focus is on the Rock/Metal/Classic Rock/60's & 70's rock areas, but will certainly work for any class of music. But, hey, for the $195.00 I paid for it, it's worth every PENNY!!!! I couldn't ask for anything more out of it. The notes go away very quickly.Eh, I can always run it thru a reverb pedal to get a bit of sustain out of it.

Now, to be fair, here's one of the only CONS I have about it: The 'aftertouch' could be a tad better, seems to have very little sustain after a note (or chord) is hit. All the piano, organ, horns, strings, drums, most of the wind instruments, and 80's synth sounds are all AWESOME sounding.Unfortunately there's no cool 'Hammond' sound samples, but there are SOME that sound 'close'.I gotta admit, for the almost 500 built in sounds it DOES have, many are really nice. (maybe only 20 of them are a bit weak) But, not bad considering there's nearly 500 sound samples. Most of the instruments/samples are very nice sounding, while only a handfull are a bit cheezy.

Yamaha psr 293 makes clicking sounds