Yamaha PSRS900 61-Key Arranger Workstation Keyboard

All keyboard players and organ players can use the following examples of learning chords if you are prepared to play your own bass notes to match the chord. Keyboards and organs have an “Auto-Chord” feature which many new players use. However, to learn the chords described in this article, this must ...

In this article, I will discuss what keyboard features you should expect for your money. The actual keyboard is the thing to look at next. That is the keys that make up the keyboard. Most keyboards in our price range have 61 full size keys to make up the keyboard, some ...

You have a little studio set up. You might have a Yamaha Motif ES 6 and maybe a Roland XV 5080 and possibly an arranger keyboard such as the Yamaha Tyros or Korg PA1. All this maybe hooked to a computer sequencer such as Cakewalk Sonar 6 or Steinberg Cubase ...

You want to learn to play a keyboard or maybe your partner or your children want to learn and you need to buy a keyboard but where do you start. If you follow my recommendations, buying your first keyboard will be an easier experience. Prices for keyboards range from about 100 ...

In this article, I will discuss keyboard features that are not essential but can ease the learning process and operation of your keyboard. The first feature you might find useful is the use of memory buttons. These normally range from four memory buttons to eight buttons, in your price range. The ...

In this article, I will discuss those optional extras are they optional or do you actually need them. If you want to read previous articles in this series start with How to buy a keyboard (Part1) at Mikes Music Room. Having read this series of articles you have set your budget, ...

Over the past ten years or so, electric organ sales have slumped to all time low. Yet the arranger keyboard market continues to flourish, especially with keyboards such as the Yamaha Tyros, Korg PA-2X Pro and the Roland G70. In my opinion, the organ is much more playable as a ...