Blake, I can't get enough of your demos and seemingly effortless musical creativity and skill. Literally makes me feel guilty for not paying for the privilege of being able to experience it, although it is depressing knowing I could never even try to duplicate your mastery of the keyboard and phrasings. (I still can't even get fingering close on that muted trumpet riff you did 3 years ago on that MOXF8 demo at 7:20 - even looping at half speed) I hope people constantly give you praise and feedback on how talented and creative you are, and how lucky Yamaha is to have you as a representative. Don't ever quit. Gush over.
Spake Zarathustra With a reasonable amount of practice you'll be able to play pretty well yourself. I have to use sheet music, so am not as capable, or versatile as Blake is, but just practice.
Thanks Blake you seem like the only person here on TH-cam I count on for demonstrations and inside informations especially when it comes to Yamaha. I just ordered Yamaha psr S770 through Amazon! Great reviews very helpful!
Even though this is an arranger keyboard it's still worth buying for the quality of it's acoustic instruments alone. If a PSR-SX700 or SX900 is a little out of your budget the good news is that you now get a used PSR-S770 for under £1,000. I would choose this keyboard over a PSR-SX600. I'm still looking into which arranger keyboard to buy. Last year I came very close to buying a Tyros 5 and may still buy a Tyros 5 if I can still find one on EBay at a fairly reasonable price but I'm not willing to pay more than £2,500 for a Tyros 5. The typical price for a used Tyros 5 is around £2,000 to £2,120 which is an acceptable price to pay for a Tyros 5 but even mid range keyboards like this don't compromise that much on sound quality. As long as the instruments have the same sort of sound quality or similar sound quality to Halion/Halion Sonic I'm happy. I'm hoping to buy something by 2025 even if a PSR-SX600 is all I can afford. A Tyros 2 is not out of the question either as you can now get a Tyros 2 for well under £1,000!
I love this keyboard a lot. but only thing happen is when you use the keybaord for years. when you press the power button on the keyboard. It will turn on. But if you wonna to turn off. you need to turn off from the Switch. Cause the power button when you go to turn off it won’t turn off. Just turning on only, this is a most common problem that happend in this keyboards 😢😢
Like the demo a lot. Not withstanding the skill or the level of the performer, is the 970 worth the almost 50% additional price. Does one get enough extras justifying the difference? Thanks,
Excellent demo and excellent playing! What are the main things I'm missing out on if I choose to save quite a bit of money and buy the 770 instead of the 970 besides the lack of vocal harmoniser?
+arnebarnard thanks for your reply. Casio is good value for money and the WK arrangers are great. But the Yamaha and Korg arrangers just sound better, hence why they're more expensive.
Hi Blake, I wanted to know how do you get to the Free Play style. i am trying to get the background pad play and to add the piano on top of that... can you please help me with that. thank you.
I saw the S970 video which begins with electric guitar demonstration sound. Does anyone know if that electric guitar sound can be done with this model?
Hello! The NanoKontrol2 only has USB MIDI, so you'll have to connect it directly to a computer. If you want a MIDI controller to send MIDI data to the PSRS770, you'll need something like the Behringer XTouch, which has 5 pin MIDI DIN ports on it: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/XTouchC--behringer-by-touch-compact If you'd like to go into more detail, please call my number below. Thanks for your interest! Nick LaMendola, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1660, nick_lamendola@sweetwater.com
Hi, Joseph. Great question! You can indeed fine tune the pitch between 414.8Hz and 466.8Hz in 0.2Hz increments. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out. Thanks! Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
Excellent keyboard for price you easily create your own music in minutes variety styles simple straight forward the sound quality resolution better lots features mic guitar assignable knobs dj effects and styles probably best value keyboard on market I like quiet buttons and screen key bed quiet compare to competition good thing when using microphone ...now apply that quiet soft buttons to gyros. hint get rid click click and plastic buttons.the only complaint microphone come on no permanent memory control or style control to registry so need switch on the microphone and no xlr balance input so had to use 1/4 adapter this aside of that fine would like more advance parameter controls eq mid gain like mixer filters on m pads but for price value unbeatable
Sheraz George Yamaha normally releases a new model every two years. The PSR S670, S770, and S970 were released on July 1,2015. You really ought to try one of these wonderful keyboards. I bought the S770, but could not afford the S970. If I had had the money I'd have bought the S970 for the vocorder alone. This is my second keyboard from the "S" series. If you're able to read the lead line of sheet music and also read guitar nation you'll be able to play this keyboard. Just read the manual. You will be able to play like a pro in no time at all.
Hello, enoch im! They have since discontinued the S770 and S950, replaced with the 775 and 975. Between the two, the S975 has upgraded features and more instrument voices and styles: www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PSRS975--yamaha-psrs975-61-key-professional-arranger-workstation That would certainly give you much more to work with, vs. the S775. Thanks for the interest! Aaron Swaidner, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1632, aaron_swaidner@sweetwater.com
Blake, I can't get enough of your demos and seemingly effortless musical creativity and skill. Literally makes me feel guilty for not paying for the privilege of being able to experience it, although it is depressing knowing I could never even try to duplicate your mastery of the keyboard and phrasings. (I still can't even get fingering close on that muted trumpet riff you did 3 years ago on that MOXF8 demo at 7:20 - even looping at half speed) I hope people constantly give you praise and feedback on how talented and creative you are, and how lucky Yamaha is to have you as a representative. Don't ever quit. Gush over.
Spake Zarathustra With a reasonable amount of practice you'll be able to play pretty well yourself. I have to use sheet music, so am not as capable, or versatile as Blake is, but just practice.
this is learning keyboard and more over like arranger
what is the style name he used on this time 7:20
One more thing Blake, you do play very professionally,and I like how you quickly adopt from one genre to the other ☆☆☆☆☆☆☆
Thanks Blake you seem like the only person here on TH-cam I count on for demonstrations and inside informations especially when it comes to Yamaha. I just ordered Yamaha psr S770 through Amazon! Great reviews very helpful!
Love my 770, great for creating your own backing tracks for gigs.
Exelente demostración Blake and exelente improvisations. Congratulations.
Even though this is an arranger keyboard it's still worth buying for the quality of it's acoustic instruments alone. If a PSR-SX700
or SX900 is a little out of your budget the good news is that you now get a used PSR-S770 for under £1,000. I would choose this
keyboard over a PSR-SX600. I'm still looking into which arranger keyboard to buy. Last year I came very close to buying a Tyros 5
and may still buy a Tyros 5 if I can still find one on EBay at a fairly reasonable price but I'm not willing to pay more than £2,500
for a Tyros 5. The typical price for a used Tyros 5 is around £2,000 to £2,120 which is an acceptable price to pay for a Tyros 5
but even mid range keyboards like this don't compromise that much on sound quality. As long as the instruments have the same
sort of sound quality or similar sound quality to Halion/Halion Sonic I'm happy. I'm hoping to buy something by 2025 even if a
PSR-SX600 is all I can afford. A Tyros 2 is not out of the question either as you can now get a Tyros 2 for well under £1,000!
I bought my Yamaha PSR because of this gentleman simply amazing, I just wished it was one octave bigger it would look better on a stage
You should check out Yamaha PSR SX 900 & SX 700 best keyboards. Sound quality is also excellent 👍🏽
Great demo Blake ! Picking up my new S770 from the dealer tomorrow ! V excited !!
MrClitheroe Got mine 4 months ago.I hope you're as impressed with yours as I am with mine.
Wonderful Instrument!!! What is the price?
Very good
Psr s770 or psr s950 which is better please suggest
Is this keyboard touch screen
Thank you sir God bless you
I love this keyboard a lot. but only thing happen is when you use the keybaord for years. when you press the power button on the keyboard. It will turn on. But if you wonna to turn off. you need to turn off from the Switch. Cause the power button when you go to turn off it won’t turn off. Just turning on only, this is a most common problem that happend in this keyboards 😢😢
Like the demo a lot. Not withstanding the skill or the level of the performer, is the 970 worth the almost 50% additional price. Does one get enough extras justifying the difference? Thanks,
Is it worth spending the extra few hundred dollars for this over the 670? I really want to know, thanks
Excellent demo and excellent playing! What are the main things I'm missing out on if I choose to save quite a bit of money and buy the 770 instead of the 970 besides the lack of vocal harmoniser?
+SLOVENEC1972 Maybe you should look into the NEW Casio MZ-X500.
It's LOADED and costs less than the 770!
+arnebarnard thanks for your reply. Casio is good value for money and the WK arrangers are great. But the Yamaha and Korg arrangers just sound better, hence why they're more expensive.
SLOVENEC1972 It has many more styles and voices.
s970 is better than 670
Anil Kumar Absolutely! I have the S770 and love it to death, but the S970 is worlds address of the S670.
yamaha s770 vs casio mz x500 which one is better ? everyone please i need your suggestion ? i am going to buy one next month .
Go for the s 770..
Hi Blake, I wanted to know how do you get to the Free Play style. i am trying to get the background pad play and to add the piano on top of that... can you please help me with that. thank you.
Hi Blake....maybe can you tell me if "AI full Keyboard" chord recognition work like Pianist mode in Roland arrangers...than You
I saw the S970 video which begins with electric guitar demonstration sound. Does anyone know if that electric guitar sound can be done with this model?
does it have auto tune integrated within the keyboard?
I have noticed that you are using a usb stick what would this instrument be like without one will it be easy to program or hard
Edward c It's really very easy to program this keyboard.
Great demo.
Does is have auto tune like the tyros 4?
René Van Dreumel Yes
Robert Christopulos what is auto tune ? Am sorry I don't know this feature.
Does this yamaha psr770 support a nanokontrol
Hello! The NanoKontrol2 only has USB MIDI, so you'll have to connect it directly to a computer. If you want a MIDI controller to send MIDI data to the PSRS770, you'll need something like the Behringer XTouch, which has 5 pin MIDI DIN ports on it:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/XTouchC--behringer-by-touch-compact
If you'd like to go into more detail, please call my number below. Thanks for your interest!
Nick LaMendola, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1660, nick_lamendola@sweetwater.com
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Q presiona tiene el partido s770
Can I change from 440Hz to 432 for example?
Hi, Joseph. Great question! You can indeed fine tune the pitch between 414.8Hz and 466.8Hz in 0.2Hz increments. If you have any other questions, feel free to reach out. Thanks!
Jason Filloramo, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1281, Jason_Filloramo@sweetwater.com
Excellent keyboard for price you easily create your own music in minutes variety styles simple straight forward the sound quality resolution better lots features mic guitar assignable knobs dj effects and styles probably best value keyboard on market I like quiet buttons and screen key bed quiet compare to competition good thing when using microphone ...now apply that quiet soft buttons to gyros. hint get rid click click and plastic buttons.the only complaint microphone come on no permanent memory control or style control to registry so need switch on the microphone and no xlr balance input so had to use 1/4 adapter this aside of that fine would like more advance parameter controls eq mid gain like mixer filters on m pads but for price value unbeatable
pls I want all musics like strings flute sitar violen Sehane all.... plss
Hi Blake does the Yamaha psrs 770 microphone has a vocal harmonizer?
popot24 This is a feature that the S970 has. I wish I had it, but I couldn't afford the extra 700 Dollars.
you can connect microphone
popot24 buy a psr s-770. And buy a separate tc helicon harmonizer pedal
Würde mich freuen die Interprätation auf deutscher Sprache.
can anybody tell me when s series new model coming
Sheraz George Yamaha normally releases a new model every two years. The PSR S670, S770, and S970 were released on July 1,2015. You really ought to try one of these wonderful keyboards. I bought the S770, but could not afford the S970. If I had had the money I'd have bought the S970 for the vocorder alone. This is my second keyboard from the "S" series. If you're able to read the lead line of sheet music and also read guitar nation you'll be able to play this keyboard. Just read the manual. You will be able to play like a pro in no time at all.
present s670,s770 and s 970
i bought the s-770 because i have a tc helicon voicelive play harmony pedal already. 😃
Już jest:-P
very cool
cool😉
When the psr s 770 have volume pedal
I wish it wasn't a thousand dollars
More explaining less playing
Buy the korg pa 700..Its better
DON't BUY THIS OR OTHER WORKSTATIONS IF YOU ARE NOT A PRO MUSICIAN MAKER/PLAYER
Thank you sir God bless you
Psr s770 or psr s950 which is better please suggest
Hello, enoch im! They have since discontinued the S770 and S950, replaced with the 775 and 975. Between the two, the S975 has upgraded features and more instrument voices and styles:
www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/PSRS975--yamaha-psrs975-61-key-professional-arranger-workstation
That would certainly give you much more to work with, vs. the S775.
Thanks for the interest!
Aaron Swaidner, Sweetwater Sales Engineer, (800) 222-4700 ext. 1632, aaron_swaidner@sweetwater.com
Precio@@sweetwater