Thanks George.

It's a pity you don't have an Irish store lol!!

He does, every March when Saint Patrick's Day rolls around.

Cheers,

Gary

George,
Have you tried any of the Tyros 4 styles on the 950?

Deane

George,

Any changs in the organ voices or Leslie sim?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE





PRLog (Press Release) - Sep 24, 2012 -
BUENA PARK, Calif.�Yamaha Keyboard Division announces the upcoming release of the PSR-S950 and PSR-S750 arranger keyboards. Available at authorized Yamaha dealers nationwide in September 2012, the instruments will also be featured in a special showcase event at Winter NAMM 2013. Featuring Super Articulation Voices, Styles and a number of advanced connectivity options, these arrangers now offer possibilities previously only found on higher-end Yamaha instruments, like the acclaimed Tyros4 arranger keyboard.

The PSR-S950 arranger keyboard debuts Audio Style technology, bringing the realism, nuance and character of live drums and percussion to Styles. Each Audio Style adds a track of tempo-synch�ed audio from drummers and percussionists around the world. It also features Vocal Harmony 2, a tool that augments singers� vocals with 3-part harmonies and effects using the newly added Mic/Line In capability. Additionally, the upgraded color screen on the S950 makes the interface clearer and easier to read, while a brushed metal data entry wheel allows for simpler programming.

�The PSR-S950 represents an evolutionary leap forward for the PSR line, offering sound innovation, vocal harmony features, pro-quality accompaniment features and comprehensive recording capabilities,� says Mark Anderson, Director of Marketing, Yamaha Keyboard Division. �Audio Styles, just one of many remarkable new tools, give performances greater expressive potential by adding real audio drum and percussion parts to Yamaha�s Guitar Enhanced Style engine, producing a natural feel, ambience and warmth. The PSR-S950 is a truly powerful addition to any musician�s arsenal - whether they are playing live, writing a song or producing music.�

Both the PSR-S950 and PSR-S750 models feature highly expressive Super Articulation Voices and offer �Real Distortion� DSP, which adds high-quality distortion and overdrive effects to instrument Voices like guitar and electric piano. The keyboards allow for the addition of Voices and Styles by loading Yamaha's ever-growing library of Voice and Style Expansions into the 64MB FlashROM. Players can also assign and trigger WAV audio with Yamaha's new Audio Link Multi-Pads, and a re-designed speaker box has extended lows along with a highly efficient digital amplifier and digital EQ to perfectly tailor the overall sound.

�The PSR-S750 provides Yamaha's outstanding Super Articulation Voice technology at a never before seen price,� says Nate Tschetter, Electronic Keyboard Product Manager, Yamaha Keyboard Division. �With the built-in FlashROM for loading-in new Voice and Style Expansions, it truly is a world-class keyboard that grows with you.�

Originally introduced on the Tyros arranger keyboard, Super Articulation Voices enhance the sound of performances by adding instrument-specific nuances as you play the keyboard. Convenient connectivity options like USB TO HOST, USB TO DEVICE and audio line inputs and outputs allow players to use the PSR-S750 in a variety of exciting ways. The PSR-S950 features 1281 Voices, while the PSR-S750 has 1186 Voices.

The PSR-S750 (MSRP: $1,499) and the PSR-S950 (MSRP: $2,499) are now shipping.

For more information on the PSR-S750 and PSR-S950, write Yamaha Corporation of America, Keyboard Division, P.O. Box 6600, Buena Park, CA 90622; telephone (714) 522-9011; e-mail infostation@yamaha.com; visit www.4wrd.it/keyboards

Tell us more george...more

Where are the demos?

even audio demos would be cool

I'd love to hear some demo's - either video or audio.

Why in the wild, wild west have Yamaha not released any yet?!?