got to be a 700 about £1k is alot ,,it will take me time to get that lol,,good luck all..i feel these are a massive up grade ,so a good time to buy if you want a work station
Thank you so much Jeremy. The screen’s resolution is higher than Korg’s, and user interface is considerably more intuitive. That’s why I’ll get one next week. I have a Modx8 for the quality sounds. Hopefully Korg will next year update their top arranger.
Hi Jeremy, of course I'm still committed to the PSR SX900, but I've really been impressed with this review. I'm not particularly desirous of having to do a lot of work to access such features as the Korg. As you said "If you want something you can take right out of the box and be ready to play. This is the one." Have you had opportunity to work with the SX900? except for the weight, and necessity of having accessories for roadies to aid you with setup, I might take your thought about getting a Tyros 5. But seeing as I'm 79 years old and recovering from a very recent heart attack, I don't want to make life more difficult for me. Anyway, thank you so much. You've pointed out very real strengths for the SX700, and weaknesses without compromise. I'm just waiting till a local store has it in stock, and I'm able to have it in hand. By the way, I've not needed to use the metronome very much for years. Will use TH-cam to call up the original brain.Will use that to learn the songs, then tweak the song to my personal tastes.
I have been trying to decide between the SX600, 700 and 900. This video has made me settle on the SX700 in preference to the SX600 and to dismiss the SX900 as well beyond my needs. The difference are now very clear. Many thanks.
I go for sx900 because lot of people said the different is huge compare to sx700 Unlike previous generation of s975 Vs s775, the Sx900 is tyros5 level while sx700 is only psr level.
😅I do not see much of Difference between the Sx series and Series even the PA Korg Cheer And thank you so much for your Very sound Knowledge on the presentation of The SX 600 SX 700 andSX900 Cheers and all Good Wishes
Thank you for your videos. You rattle off those Yamaha and a Casio model numbers like no one else. I especially appreciate your playing of arranger keyboards as their own type of instrument… you use minimal chords and playing, allowing the tech to accompany you… and you put feeling into your melody. Well done playing and reviewing!
Hi thanks for the lovely videos, just want to ask something i got this keyboard but i am noticing a slight warm touch near the master volume side, also the warm part is in the area where the pendrive slots are , is this normal i also updated to the latest firmware
You make such excellent points in this video. Im shocked about the lack of usb audio to host, especially on the Genos. So staggered Im actually going to have to check. What ar Yamaha thinking.. the yhave this on their moxf synths!
Hi Jeremy, good review. I agree, you are not biased toward Korg, but some of your comments stem from your general comparative preference for Korg, and "preference" is quite a different animal to "bias". This preference exists as you have a use for the pertinent features you correctly say don't exist here. But I believe for the market to which the 700/900 models are aimed, those features would just get in the way, complicating the learning process (a factor not relevant to you as you are already well-familiar with Korg structures as well as Yamaha). So while it's totally valid to point out these "omissions" to help a potential buyer choose the instrument best-suited suited to her/his needs, to a typical buyer of these two instruments, those differences don't register as flaws. But on other negatives you mention, having purchased a 900 (I've yet to find time to really explore!) I almost entirely agree, although a 900 may have additional offerings that go toward compensating (which brings up the query you raised in a previous video ─ can the price difference between the 700 and 900 be justified?). However there are two general observations on which I will comment: (i) A second-hand Tyros, IF at a similar price, will offer more, but at a sacrifice of portability, which could be significant, and (ii) as for thinking about potential use as a controller, the typical customer for these models probably isn't looking for this, and if a controller is wanted it is very much better to buy a separate dedicated controller anyway (a basic controller is not expensive). For me, and this will apply to other viewers (most certainly, far from all) while I accept all of your comments, I'm happy I made the right (personal) choice. Jeremy, sorry about yet another lengthy comment!
Totally agreed with you Bryan. I have played both brands and specially Pa series, Oh well.. some. the are impressive but you can get lost. As I am a piano formed I play pianos, synths and a workstation. To tell the truth, I am not an "arranger keyboardist" but It is always interesting to learn and reading experiences from other musicians. Have to say that whenever I visit a frind of mine and offers me his Pa500 I usually pick a patch and little twicking for sustain and delay and that is! some times layering no more than 2 o 3 instruments... I get lost in the scrolled menu from the "Touch View" screen from his Korg. So, I find this video and your comment very useful. I personally.. if comes to my mind to "produce" some arrangement including sound work and style... I'd defenitely go straight to a workstation.. in the Lab. As "Live" performer I use a Kurzweil sp4-8 where fx and split or layers can be done "on the fly" more than that.. I work on my Yamaha WS v50 (Yeah, kind of too traditional, but suits for my needs) Sending greetings from Lima Perú, this is Miguel Rejas. pd: Using my wife's lap till get mine repaired. TXS for sharing.
Great video. Please give the bad points first and then the good points after in future videos. We always want the bad news first and then the good news.
Great idea! Everyone stops watching after getting the bad news and YT thinks it's a lousy video where everyone goes away after watching a few minutes. That video will get like 5 views and never be recommended by the algorithm after that.
My sx700 which is only 6 months old is stuck on the logo screen and I don't know what to do. Someone please give the solution.l came to know that many owners of this keyboard have the same problem.
I cannot believe Yamaha and Korg have been so slow to bring out a 76 key version. I would rather have the extra octave than a lot of the other features. These keyboards are catching on but the whole world and his mother knows that we would die for that extra octave or at least have the option of paying for it. The convenience of the inbuilt speakers and extra octave would definitely create a 'must have' instrument. Are they dense or what?
hello can you advice my yamaha sx 700 how to activate 3 part voices the work only right1 and2 when i try activate right 3 there is atomaticaly turn off right1 and right2
Jeremy, I love your videos. Let me tell you what I recently did, even though you might think I'm a little crazy. I actually owned a Korg Pa700. I used it for a couple projects, and it's of course a fine board. But you know what? I sold it to buy two other keyboards in its place -- a PSR-S670 and a Casio CT-X3000! You might be thinking, why? Why? Well, I've always been a Yamaha fanboy. I decided that the Pa700 was a little overkill, and I was *extremely* curious to see what Yamaha was offering in its PSR-S range of keyboards. (The last PSR I ever had was a PSR-640 in the early '2000s.) Since the PSR-S670 was the easiest one to get into based on price, I went with that. And the Casio was only $300, but at that price, I couldn't believe the technology that they were packing into it! Plus it sounds great! I mainly plan on using these boards as romplers, but I also like to play around with the accompaniments and just jam. So instead of one big giant expensive arranger (the Korg), I now have two that are, yes, less advanced, but I'm having lots of fun anyways.
Does PSR SX700 has a display output option? if so, can It be displayed out to an external touch screen monitor and be operated on that external monitor? if NOT how about PSR SX 900? if so, can it be operated on that external monitor? Thank you.
Hi Jeremy Your videos much appreciated One feature of the S975 was I could plug a TV into the VGA ports for karaoke fun nights with lyrics scrolling on a big screen. I was told before I bought the SX900 a similar featured was builtin to the SX900 but I would need a USB to HDMI adapter. Before I lash out and spend $108 can you confirm that the new model does offer this feature to extend the screen. I have so far plugged my laptop USB to USB but that doesnt work. Your advice would be much appreciated. Gerry
Thanks very much for the info shared. Do you know the reason of why they never make an arranger keyboard to be 88 keys? The most I saw was only 76 keys which is still not enough for pianist use.
Totally agree i enjoyed the video. And for tyros 4 or 5 i see they have better aftertouch as you mentioned. One more like i am happy with for the sx is up to 3 voice layers.😉 I am thinking abouns getting the sx700 maybe 900
Which recording sequencer is better: the Yamah MODX or the Yamaha PSRX700? I'm not sure how I feel about the Yamaha MODX sequencer since it is a "pattern sequencer." How does the PSRX700's sequencer compare? Is it better? Thx for the help and great video
I have a Roland Juno-DS61, and that has a pattern sequencer, also. I am not really a big fan of it. It's fun and cool to generate ideas with, but just not terribly usable in the long run. I'd rather have a regular 16 track sequencer on it instead. Korg Kross 2, I believe, has a 16 track sequencer, and it is such a light and portable keyboard. It's a workstation and not an arranger, however. Yamaha MODX seems like such an amazing instrument, but it's disappointing to read about its (lack of) sequencing abilities :(.
Hi Jeremy, thinking of buying the SX700. I am self taught and wonder if you can help me through to under this keyboard. What will your charges be. Many thanks. Sara.
Jeremy my keyboard guru…..the Yamaha sx900 keyboard has now been updated with the Sx 920…..please tell us the new difference….all I know is the 920 has over 100 more voices than the 900……Please do a review my friend
Jeremy is 100 % correct . Good review. People rather settle for a Korg pa700 where you can download different style packs. And the Korg has 4 variations in style mode played in conjunction with fill ins. Thanks Jeremy. 👍👍👍🎹🎹🎹
Korg PA series actually a DAW builtin keyboard that you can do almost everything from composing to sound editing to live performance no need for expensive DAW pc system, a thing it lacks is video output with touch support on the bigger screen. The professional musical would love it Yamaha PSR series is for home hobby people that styles and sound are tunes to most pleasant and inspiring while playing and create your own with minimal learning time, a professional musician will need a Yamaha friendly DAW software like Cube, Sonar. The similarity to the Yamaha PSR series would be the Suzuki Audya keyboard, the Pegasus keyboard, the Roland arranger keyboard or more editing and tweaking Casio MZ-X500. I hope this helps you to choose the best keyboard that suite your!
Of course, you're wrong. PC DAWs will never be replaced by any arranger or workstation keyboard anytime soon. What are you talking about? Editing on keyboards vs Editing on a PC DAW loaded with tons of samples libraries and infinite number of settings, soft knobs/faders, buttons, tons of layering, tons of articulations, ..etc. is like comparing small fish with a giant WHALE. You have no idea what the PC DAW editing looks like so better comment according to your limited knowledge only instead of misleading people.
Hello Jeremy, thank you so much for the video. I own Yamaha psr s 770 for the past two years, i was waiting for an upgrade. Do you think sx 700 is worth the upgrade?
Hi Jeremy. Took your advice, I am a home only player and decided that your video made a great deal of sense. So purchased the PSR-SX700. I am so happy with this Yamaha keyboard. As you say the sounds are so sweet and perfect. There seems to be discussions on the internet regarding the sound produced by the amplifiers and speakers between the 700 and 900 models. Well I can assure anyone considering purchasing the PSR-SX700 has a very high power output from the speakers. All sounds are developed in both the bass, midrange and high frequencies, so no need to pay a further £650.00 for the sound. I have attached a short cut to a piece of music I made recently. Hope you all enjoy it. Yamaha PSR-SX700 Movie Magic (Built in Speakers Sound only). If the shortcut didn’t work head on over to my u-tube channel.
Hello thanks for a great channel and videos ... quick question please. Is it possible to record arpeggio effects while playing and recording multitrack on PSR SX700/900. Many Thanks
Do you miss the aftertouch in psr sx?korg pa900 and 1000 they have afertouch like Tyros and Genos and semi weighted keys.is this important missing on PSR?do you miss expression without it?Can you explain what Yamaha means by (FSB), Initial Touch in specs?is it better for beginners?why yamaha don't use it in Tyros or Genos?I really like the sound and styles of sx900 but I need to clear out that before I will buy it.i don't want to spend 1800 euros for a beginner keybed.
Hi Jeremy. Are you familiar with Yamaha PSR-3000 keyboard? That’s the keyboard what I’m used to and I’m seriously considering buying the SX700. Do you think it will be easy for me to transition from the PSR3000 to SX700?
It depends a lot. What do you mean by "easy"? It really depends on what you are using and what kind of music you're playing. Although people (and Jeremy too) say the screen is intuitive, there still will be a learning curve. If I'm allowed to give you an advice, that would be: when you decide to buy it, take 1 week vacation. That will give you time to go through every detail you will work with. For me that would be: 1. Record at least one multi track and *edit* it. 2. Create at least one new style and edit it.
@@JeremySee Does it mean that you can directly record using DAW via USB? Or you can't use the SX700 as the audio interface, hence not MIC into the SX700 and record into the DAW via USB? Thanks in advance.
I have a sx900 and the sound recording is excellent, and of course direct using the shortest path so no interference or sound loss going through other devices, you can then process the sound on pc still if you wish and can record in wav or mp3 on sx900 Ive also found you can record bluetooth devices playing into the keyboard along with the on board stuff, so if you want a karaoke backing track and play the main melody on the keyboard and record you can do all that as well. I used to hook up a multi-track recorder but find I no longer need it much now.
A question that may have sense for me....can i use the sx700 as a drum/bass only to start sync with other keyboard or synth to play the melody only ???
Hi Jeremy... Thanks for the great and honest review. What is your opinion on the keybed in SX900... when I play I get a click sound in almost all the keys and i feel the keys are shaky... I used to play the Korg and the keys were pretty firm.. I’m not sure if what I have is common or I need to seek support...
The Keyboard Will Be Half Useless Due to The Main thing on Touchscreen. Morever You Will Have to Use the PSR-SX700'S Grey Scrolling Wheel And Buttons To Go On.
Dear JeremyThank you for your review. It is very nice. I have one question. What you mean when you say that registration don t work fine. How work with registration from Tyros 5, if you tray?. Thank for your answer.Kind regards
It's amazing even if your just learning especially if you like painting your music👍 I play for fun and a great time with sx700 and serious creation with my modx6.
It's kind of a baby Genos. It's trying to do many of the same things but on a much tighter budget. So, they had to scale it back. But it might still be good enough for you!
Hello Jeremy just got my psr-sx700 today and the styles are loud but the right hand side is very quiet which I can't hear some of them when the styles are playing could you please give me some advice Jeremy please.i had the tyros 4 and that had a button saying touch to get the right hand louder
Hello Jeremy thanks so much for these explanations, I don't regret coming to ur page. But please which will u prefer me to buy, a PSR S 770, PSRS 775, or PSR SX 700?
@@JeremySee so u mean I should buy a PSR SX 700 instead of PSR S 775? So the SX series is over all better? Asking cuz I don't wanna make a mistake... thanks in advance
My heart wants the Genos. My pocket wants the PSR SX600. My wife wants me get Casio.
Your wife is very nice to you. My wife wants me to get no keyboard!
got to be a 700 about £1k is alot ,,it will take me time to get that lol,,good luck all..i feel these are a massive up grade ,so a good time to buy if you want a work station
Thank you so much Jeremy. The screen’s resolution is higher than Korg’s, and user interface is considerably more intuitive. That’s why I’ll get one next week. I have a Modx8 for the quality sounds. Hopefully Korg will next year update their top arranger.
No piano ballad style!
Did you get this? Thoughts after 3 yrs?
Thanks for such reviews Jeremy, I usually get to see voice and style comparisons. This is more informative. Good Job.
Hi Jeremy, of course I'm still committed to the PSR SX900, but I've really been impressed with this review. I'm not particularly desirous of having to do a lot of work to access such features as the Korg. As you said "If you want something you can take right out of the box and be ready to play. This is the one." Have you had opportunity to work with the SX900? except for the weight, and necessity of having accessories for roadies to aid you with setup, I might take your thought about getting a Tyros 5. But seeing as I'm 79 years old and recovering from a very recent heart attack, I don't want to make life more difficult for me. Anyway, thank you so much. You've pointed out very real strengths for the SX700, and weaknesses without compromise. I'm just waiting till a local store has it in stock, and I'm able to have it in hand. By the way, I've not needed to use the metronome very much for years. Will use TH-cam to call up the original brain.Will use that to learn the songs, then tweak the song to my personal tastes.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts, buddy.
I have been trying to decide between the SX600, 700 and 900. This video has made me settle on the SX700 in preference to the SX600 and to dismiss the SX900 as well beyond my needs. The difference are now very clear. Many thanks.
I go for sx900 because lot of people said the different is huge compare to sx700
Unlike previous generation of s975 Vs s775, the Sx900 is tyros5 level while sx700 is only psr level.
😅I do not see much of Difference between the Sx series and Series even the PA Korg Cheer And thank you so much for your Very sound Knowledge on the presentation of The SX 600 SX 700 andSX900 Cheers and all Good Wishes
@@oslerimbert5315 I heard that touchscreen sometimes hung
Bro the 700
I appreciate your knowledgeable opinion. I was thinking the same thing ..especially your last bits .
I still hear the thumping bass sound in the sx900, i have to eq the bass and the drums in almost all the styles
Thank you for your videos. You rattle off those Yamaha and a Casio model numbers like no one else. I especially appreciate your playing of arranger keyboards as their own type of instrument… you use minimal chords and playing, allowing the tech to accompany you… and you put feeling into your melody. Well done playing and reviewing!
Hi thanks for the lovely videos, just want to ask something i got this keyboard but i am noticing a slight warm touch near the master volume side, also the warm part is in the area where the pendrive slots are , is this normal i also updated to the latest firmware
Great analysis! Very informative on the features front.
Great reviews and demos! Thanks.
You make such excellent points in this video. Im shocked about the lack of usb audio to host, especially on the Genos. So staggered Im actually going to have to check. What ar Yamaha thinking.. the yhave this on their moxf synths!
Hopefully the next model fixes this.
Great informative video Jeremy
Very well explained and detailed information. Thank you Jeremy. Keep Going Great Job.
Great review! Good playing too!
For me the display menu on the Korg pa700 its looks like a very old game like the Nintendo 64
I have a Pa 700 it's awesome
Do you have one ?
Hi Jeremy, good review. I agree, you are not biased toward Korg, but some of your comments stem from your general comparative preference for Korg, and "preference" is quite a different animal to "bias". This preference exists as you have a use for the pertinent features you correctly say don't exist here. But I believe for the market to which the 700/900 models are aimed, those features would just get in the way, complicating the learning process (a factor not relevant to you as you are already well-familiar with Korg structures as well as Yamaha). So while it's totally valid to point out these "omissions" to help a potential buyer choose the instrument best-suited suited to her/his needs, to a typical buyer of these two instruments, those differences don't register as flaws. But on other negatives you mention, having purchased a 900 (I've yet to find time to really explore!) I almost entirely agree, although a 900 may have additional offerings that go toward compensating (which brings up the query you raised in a previous video ─ can the price difference between the 700 and 900 be justified?). However there are two general observations on which I will comment: (i) A second-hand Tyros, IF at a similar price, will offer more, but at a sacrifice of portability, which could be significant, and (ii) as for thinking about potential use as a controller, the typical customer for these models probably isn't looking for this, and if a controller is wanted it is very much better to buy a separate dedicated controller anyway (a basic controller is not expensive). For me, and this will apply to other viewers (most certainly, far from all) while I accept all of your comments, I'm happy I made the right (personal) choice. Jeremy, sorry about yet another lengthy comment!
Totally agreed with you Bryan. I have played both brands and specially Pa series, Oh well.. some. the are impressive but you can get lost. As I am a piano formed I play pianos, synths and a workstation. To tell the truth, I am not an "arranger keyboardist" but It is always interesting to learn and reading experiences from other musicians. Have to say that whenever I visit a frind of mine and offers me his Pa500 I usually pick a patch and little twicking for sustain and delay and that is! some times layering no more than 2 o 3 instruments... I get lost in the scrolled menu from the "Touch View" screen from his Korg. So, I find this video and your comment very useful. I personally.. if comes to my mind to "produce" some arrangement including sound work and style... I'd defenitely go straight to a workstation.. in the Lab. As "Live" performer I use a Kurzweil sp4-8 where fx and split or layers can be done "on the fly" more than that.. I work on my Yamaha WS v50 (Yeah, kind of too traditional, but suits for my needs) Sending greetings from Lima Perú, this is Miguel Rejas. pd: Using my wife's lap till get mine repaired. TXS for sharing.
Hi, My Psr sx700 touchscreen not working. How do i fix it. Please help🙏
Honestly explained, greatly shown. Thank you.
nice review, not that its a bad keyboard, but you made me appreciate my old korg pa 600 more.
Great, balanced review with good detail.
Great video. Please give the bad points first and then the good points after in future videos. We always want the bad news first and then the good news.
Great idea! Everyone stops watching after getting the bad news and YT thinks it's a lousy video where everyone goes away after watching a few minutes. That video will get like 5 views and never be recommended by the algorithm after that.
True
Nice reviews sir...
what does the playlist use for? Can you have a separate video on how to use and make advance of the playlist function?
Thanks!
hello jeremy i have a doubt can we add reverb ,compressor,and delay effects to microphone input on psr sx700
My sx700 which is only 6 months old is stuck on the logo screen and I don't know what to do. Someone please give the solution.l came to know that many owners of this keyboard have the same problem.
I cannot believe Yamaha and Korg have been so slow to bring out a 76 key version. I would rather have the extra octave than a lot of the other features. These keyboards are catching on but the whole world and his mother knows that we would die for that extra octave or at least have the option of paying for it. The convenience of the inbuilt speakers and extra octave would definitely create a 'must have' instrument. Are they dense or what?
hello can you advice my yamaha sx 700 how to activate 3 part voices the work only right1 and2 when i try activate right 3 there is atomaticaly turn off right1 and right2
Where do i download additional free styles for sx900? Please help
Wait, so I should get the 700 instead of the 900?
Jeremy, I love your videos. Let me tell you what I recently did, even though you might think I'm a little crazy. I actually owned a Korg Pa700. I used it for a couple projects, and it's of course a fine board. But you know what? I sold it to buy two other keyboards in its place -- a PSR-S670 and a Casio CT-X3000! You might be thinking, why? Why? Well, I've always been a Yamaha fanboy. I decided that the Pa700 was a little overkill, and I was *extremely* curious to see what Yamaha was offering in its PSR-S range of keyboards. (The last PSR I ever had was a PSR-640 in the early '2000s.) Since the PSR-S670 was the easiest one to get into based on price, I went with that. And the Casio was only $300, but at that price, I couldn't believe the technology that they were packing into it! Plus it sounds great! I mainly plan on using these boards as romplers, but I also like to play around with the accompaniments and just jam. So instead of one big giant expensive arranger (the Korg), I now have two that are, yes, less advanced, but I'm having lots of fun anyways.
Great combination!
Very nice review , I have unrelated question though, what is the name of the music clip you played in the beginning of the video? Thanks
Hi... I have a psr SX700.Recently the usb was not detect my keyboard.but power is supply on usb port..help me plese
Hi Jeremy! Great video. Still loving my PSR-s775 you helped me with. Having fun with the free style downloads you can get off the Internet.
I'm happy you are having fun! s775 is a great board. 👍🏻
Excelente vídeo!
I like this "How is it going, Jeremy?" in the beginnig ) It is going OK, Jeremy - ppl still sitting here watching Your videos ^_^
Thanks Buddy.
Does PSR SX700 has a display output option? if so, can It be displayed out to an external touch screen monitor and be operated on that external monitor? if NOT how about PSR SX 900? if so, can it be operated on that external monitor? Thank you.
Nice review. When do you think they will release the next generation? What will be the next keyboard in this price range/series? Thanks.
I am guessing 2025. They have already released the successor to the PSR-E373 which was released at the same time in 2020 as the PSR-SX600.
Hi sir, is there any new series coming after sx900 if yes then what time we can expect? Cz i am planning to buy. Your help would be appreciated
Hi Jeremy
Your videos much appreciated
One feature of the S975 was I could plug a TV into the VGA ports for karaoke fun nights with lyrics scrolling on a big screen. I was told before I bought the SX900 a similar featured was builtin to the SX900 but I would need a USB to HDMI adapter. Before I lash out and spend $108 can you confirm that the new model does offer this feature to extend the screen. I have so far plugged my laptop USB to USB but that doesnt work.
Your advice would be much appreciated.
Gerry
Amazing grace! i love it
Good day Jeremy 🌞. Can I run the voices through an effects pedal separate from drum accompaniment?
Thanks very much for the info shared. Do you know the reason of why they never make an arranger keyboard to be 88 keys? The most I saw was only 76 keys which is still not enough for pianist use.
Nice video! What was the name of the Latin song you played at the end?
Totally agree i enjoyed the video. And for tyros 4 or 5 i see they have better aftertouch as you mentioned. One more like i am happy with for the sx is up to 3 voice layers.😉 I am thinking abouns getting the sx700 maybe 900
Which recording sequencer is better: the Yamah MODX or the Yamaha PSRX700? I'm not sure how I feel about the Yamaha MODX sequencer since it is a "pattern sequencer." How does the PSRX700's sequencer compare? Is it better? Thx for the help and great video
Best to use a DAW for sequencing.
True
I have a Roland Juno-DS61, and that has a pattern sequencer, also. I am not really a big fan of it. It's fun and cool to generate ideas with, but just not terribly usable in the long run. I'd rather have a regular 16 track sequencer on it instead. Korg Kross 2, I believe, has a 16 track sequencer, and it is such a light and portable keyboard. It's a workstation and not an arranger, however. Yamaha MODX seems like such an amazing instrument, but it's disappointing to read about its (lack of) sequencing abilities :(.
what about sound quality modx vs psr series ?
I really like th explanation from heart
You are amazing.....and your comments help a lot👌🙏
Hello Jeremy...
Can you give your opinion on which is better between korg krome ex61 vs Yamaha sx700
Please... Waiting for your reply thank-you
Hi Jeremy, thinking of buying the SX700. I am self taught and wonder if you can help me through to under this keyboard. What will your charges be. Many thanks. Sara.
You have listened to both the SX900 and SX700 is the sound of the speakers on the SX900 worth the extra cost even if I don’t need the extra features
Jeremy? Which is better user interface? The Psr sx 700/900 or the Medeli AKX10?😅
Jeremy my keyboard guru…..the Yamaha sx900 keyboard has now been updated with the Sx 920…..please tell us the new difference….all I know is the 920 has over 100 more voices than the 900……Please do a review my friend
Unfortunately, Yamaha does not think my opinion is valuable and didn't send me a review unit.
In this range of price, do you think psr-sx700 is the best arranger keyboard option to get
When do you think Yamaha will launch a version 2.0 like they did with genos???
Jeremy can you review organ sounds of this keyboard
Does the black key make noise? I heard SX900 /700 make clacky sound. Could you share your thoughts?
Thanks!
Very good. Question. Psr s970 o Psr sx700?.
Which keyboard is better rolan ea 7 or Yamaha sx 700 ?
Jeremy is 100 % correct . Good review. People rather settle for a Korg pa700 where you can download different style packs. And the Korg has 4 variations in style mode played in conjunction with fill ins. Thanks Jeremy. 👍👍👍🎹🎹🎹
Thank You a lot. This is the cheapest of the flagship´s yamaha arrangers, and the very best of the home Yamaha arrangers
Korg PA series actually a DAW builtin keyboard that you can do almost everything from composing to sound editing to live performance no need for expensive DAW pc system, a thing it lacks is video output with touch support on the bigger screen. The professional musical would love it
Yamaha PSR series is for home hobby people that styles and sound are tunes to most pleasant and inspiring while playing and create your own with minimal learning time, a professional musician will need a Yamaha friendly DAW software like Cube, Sonar. The similarity to the Yamaha PSR series would be the Suzuki Audya keyboard, the Pegasus keyboard, the Roland arranger keyboard or more editing and tweaking Casio MZ-X500.
I hope this helps you to choose the best keyboard that suite your!
Of course, you're wrong. PC DAWs will never be replaced by any arranger or workstation keyboard anytime soon. What are you talking about? Editing on keyboards vs Editing on a PC DAW loaded with tons of samples libraries and infinite number of settings, soft knobs/faders, buttons, tons of layering, tons of articulations, ..etc. is like comparing small fish with a giant WHALE.
You have no idea what the PC DAW editing looks like so better comment according to your limited knowledge only instead of misleading people.
yamaha or korg ? same price range .
Hello Jeremy, thank you so much for the video. I own Yamaha psr s 770 for the past two years, i was waiting for an upgrade. Do you think sx 700 is worth the upgrade?
The S770 is great. Wait for SX710... Save the money. 😉
@@JeremySee Thank you so much. Blessings from India!
@@JeremySee sir when SX 710 is coming to the market.
Wll this sx710 release soon?
Hi Jeremy. Took your advice, I am a home only player and decided that your video made a great deal of sense. So purchased the PSR-SX700. I am so happy with this Yamaha keyboard. As you say the sounds are so sweet and perfect. There seems to be discussions on the internet regarding the sound produced by the amplifiers and speakers between the 700 and 900 models. Well I can assure anyone considering purchasing the PSR-SX700 has a very high power output from the speakers. All sounds are developed in both the bass, midrange and high frequencies, so no need to pay a further £650.00 for the sound.
I have attached a short cut to a piece of music I made recently. Hope you all enjoy it. Yamaha PSR-SX700 Movie Magic (Built in Speakers Sound only). If the shortcut didn’t work head on over to my u-tube channel.
Great choice. Have fun!
Thanks for sharing your honest opinion. It really helpful. Do you think the Yamaha psr s970 is good for beginner?
S970 is a professional keyboard. Beginner may not know how to use the features.
@@JeremySee hi ,can the joystick of the sx series be used as a volume like the previous psr s series
@@joshuaschannel-ebuhlenibon9561 I Guess Not.
Hello thanks for a great channel and videos ... quick question please. Is it possible to record arpeggio effects while playing and recording multitrack on PSR SX700/900. Many Thanks
Hi. Does it allow me to reproduce a multi-instrument MIDI song while I change the keys instrument without affecting the MIDI? Thanks.
Do you miss the aftertouch in psr sx?korg pa900 and 1000 they have afertouch like Tyros and Genos and semi weighted keys.is this important missing on PSR?do you miss expression without it?Can you explain what Yamaha means by (FSB), Initial Touch in specs?is it better for beginners?why yamaha don't use it in Tyros or Genos?I really like the sound and styles of sx900 but I need to clear out that before I will buy it.i don't want to spend 1800 euros for a beginner keybed.
Very useful content! Can you please tell whether there is support for "rec n share app" with this PSR SX700 keyboard?
Why is the Yamaha psrsx900 discontinued
Says who?
Hi Jeremy. Are you familiar with Yamaha PSR-3000 keyboard? That’s the keyboard what I’m used to and I’m seriously considering buying the SX700. Do you think it will be easy for me to transition from the PSR3000 to SX700?
It depends a lot. What do you mean by "easy"? It really depends on what you are using and what kind of music you're playing.
Although people (and Jeremy too) say the screen is intuitive, there still will be a learning curve.
If I'm allowed to give you an advice, that would be: when you decide to buy it, take 1 week vacation. That will give you time to go through every detail you will work with. For me that would be:
1. Record at least one multi track and *edit* it.
2. Create at least one new style and edit it.
no usb audio? is it only available on sx900?
SX900, SX700, Genos no USB audio.
@@JeremySee Does it mean that you can directly record using DAW via USB? Or you can't use the SX700 as the audio interface, hence not MIC into the SX700 and record into the DAW via USB? Thanks in advance.
1:40 about good#2 Hi Jeremy please tell me Does the sx600 sound better too?
The S670 never had any bass thumping sound and neither does the SX600 so it still sounds well.
Which is better for recording.. Sound recorder for PC or Yamaha psr sx700. I am new to music..
I have a sx900 and the sound recording is excellent, and of course direct using the shortest path so no interference or sound loss going through other devices, you can then process the sound on pc still if you wish and can record in wav or mp3 on sx900
Ive also found you can record bluetooth devices playing into the keyboard along with the on board stuff, so if you want a karaoke backing track and play the main melody on the keyboard and record you can do all that as well.
I used to hook up a multi-track recorder but find I no longer need it much now.
Just don’t understand why they can’t put this out with 88 weighted keys?I guess korg one has one coming out soon,but it will be pricey,5grand.
Hey Jeremy you channel has been helpful. Thank you.
Is korg releasing any new models in pa series?
What’s the weight of psr sx700 ?
Where are sx 900 made from?
It might be interesting to compare the sound quality with Yamaha MO series (they seem to have arpeggiators that play like "styles")
Should I upgrade from s970 to sx700
Dear sir ,
I want to buy a new keyboard and I am confused between yamaha psr s770 and psr sx 700 . Please tell me which keyboard I should buy .
I have the PSR S770 and am considering getting the SX700 but I heard the SX700 has no aftertouch.
SX700, Because the S770 Was Discontinued Along With the S970 Just a Day Ago.
No after touch? How do you guys work around that?
Guess you use the joystick and the swell peddle its just different techniques but yeah its easier and quicker with after-touch
Hey Jeremy, What keyboard stand do you suggest for the PSR-SX900? Love the channel, thanks!
can I connect a 9mm jack sustain pedal to it?
A question that may have sense for me....can i use the sx700 as a drum/bass only to start sync with other keyboard or synth to play the melody only ???
Hi Jeremy... Thanks for the great and honest review. What is your opinion on the keybed in SX900... when I play I get a click sound in almost all the keys and i feel the keys are shaky... I used to play the Korg and the keys were pretty firm.. I’m not sure if what I have is common or I need to seek support...
PA keys are definitely firmer. But SX900 keys shouldn't feel shaky.
Can I disable the touch screen on the PSR SX700 as I will get this next week? I am part exchanging my PSR 770 for it.
The Keyboard Will Be Half Useless Due to The Main thing on Touchscreen. Morever You Will Have to Use the PSR-SX700'S Grey Scrolling Wheel And Buttons To Go On.
Why would you want to.@@xenialxerus934
High Jeremy, which arranger keyboard is best for playing in a band
SX900, S970 Or S975. Most Prob SX900.
hey jeremy which it best the tyros 4 or sx900 ? looking to purchase one of this keyboard?
lmk thank you
Jeremy, can you please do a comparison between sx600 vs sx700? Thank you!
Another major difference is that unlike the SX-900, SX-700 doesn't have the new Revo! sampled Pop, Rock and Jazz Brush Kits derived from the Genos.
Dear JeremyThank you for your review. It is very nice. I have one question. What you mean when you say that registration don t work fine. How work with registration from Tyros 5, if you tray?. Thank for your answer.Kind regards
Hi Jeremy, i love your videos.👍💕
Can you tell me is 'Guitar mode' available in style creator in yamaha sx700 like as available in korg pa700.
It's amazing even if your just learning especially if you like painting your music👍 I play for fun and a great time with sx700 and serious creation with my modx6.
Which one do you prefer more. I currently do gigs every weekend and I’m trying to decide between the modx7 and this part sx700
They has remove the warm piano, it's not like S970 that be my main tone when I playing Piano (with some modification)...
How would you rate this with Yamaha Genos.
It's kind of a baby Genos. It's trying to do many of the same things but on a much tighter budget. So, they had to scale it back. But it might still be good enough for you!
I hope they release an arranger that is at least 76 keys
Je Suis Toto they did it: Yamaha Genos.
You're from different planet, right?
And you said "at least 76 keys"? OMG !! what do you want an 88-key arranger for?
@@Ahmad-Mounir44 88 key arranger with weighted piano -like keys would be best?
Hello Jeremy just got my psr-sx700 today and the styles are loud but the right hand side is very quiet which I can't hear some of them when the styles are playing could you please give me some advice Jeremy please.i had the tyros 4 and that had a button saying touch to get the right hand louder
Hi I would use the mixer to rebalance the sounds from both parts of the keyboard
Hello Jeremy thanks so much for these explanations, I don't regret coming to ur page. But please which will u prefer me to buy, a PSR S 770, PSRS 775, or PSR SX 700?
If you are buying new, SX700
@@JeremySee so u mean I should buy a PSR SX 700 instead of PSR S 775? So the SX series is over all better? Asking cuz I don't wanna make a mistake... thanks in advance