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I went for the 310.. i asked my girlfriend if longer is better she said yes. But she was surprised that I went home with a new keyboard. She said she was not referring to the keyboard during our conversation.
Jeremy, I purchased my Yamaha PSREW310 keyboard and it works AMAZINGLY well. And it compliments my Yamaha DGX205 Grand Piano and my Korg EK50. I have the ability to combine all 3 at one time and that is a BIG advantage for gigs and playing in church. Thank you for your input. I made my choice and my choice is clear. The Yamaha PSREW310 is well worth the money for me.
@@markrobinson3830 Hello bro, I need your help very urgently, I am interested in the Yamaha 310 but I have read many comments that say that the speakers have veeeeery little power and that they can hardly be heard in a small room. Is that true or is it just an exaggeration? Have you had problems with the power of the speakers?
I feel the new Yamaha PSR E-373 and EW - 310 are excellent keyboards with really great features and functions. But if the Yamaha PSR E - 373 comes with the same sound engine, amplification system and features that are found on the EW - 310, then it is a good choice for beginners rather than paying $70 more. But, for classical playing the EW - 310 will be useful.
Nice review Jeremy, on the keyboards. Also, that statement about the chassis been longer, "Longer, depends on who you are asking" at 1:42 was good humor, cud see you enjoying that joke
I just got the 61 key, PSR-E373 and I couldn’t be happier! Being a complete beginner, the best recommendations and honest reviews I found were from Jeremy See.
The PSR EW310 is more useful if you are teaching piano to a student and need to split the keyboard. It gives more room for both to play simultaneously.
In what situation u don't need the added keys im asking because im a beginner and this is my first piano im buying but i want to buy psr-e373 or the psr-ew310 but do i need the extra keys when im a beginner but if i practice alot and learn piano do i need the extra keys then
@@ksu3849 its been a month so i hope you've found the answer but really its personal choice intermediate and above piano songs may ask you to play a low bass note and high notes at the same time in that case a full 88 keys would be necessary but.. That being said most songs don't do that and if your more concerned about playing piano than learning specific songs then you really could get away with say 49 keys especially if you want it too be portable lol you cant really drag around a full 88 keys that well
One of the things I really noticed with 61 keys is that I kept running out of keys on the low end when I would play. I really like the 76 keys but I'll need to get a gig bag to fit it :)
Jeremy, you hit the nail on the head about the difference in keyboard size, and how it affects you, and Shelly had the same problem I would at times, especially on the low end for some music examples tonrun out of keys, even though you could use the octave shift. I noticed that on my Roland Fantom X 61 key workstation. The mini key Yamaha Reface CP with the 37 keys can shift octaves on the fly, but that's still impractical on more traditional type piano playing, regardless of musical stylings or genre, compared to more contemporary phrased based playing styles. So yes, a very fluid and proficient keyboardist that is playing music with lighting fast runs, cross hand playing,or jumps, are going to run out of keys, at times even with 76 keys, depending on the music being played. I have a lot of sheet music that runs out of keys for a 61 key keyboard, but for the time being, the 61 keys are sufficient until I get more proficient. I can read difficult music, but have become so rusty from not playing so long, it's almost like starting all over again, and so much to learn and retain in memory regarding more advances scales, chords, improvisation, and all that jazz... or other styles. These two keyboard are a great bargain for the price, as is the Casio CT-S300. I just went for the more expensive Roland Go:Keys because it suits me better, yet lacjs some common features more other keyboards have. But for now, it works for me. Other than the Reface CP, when I am more advanced and proficient, the Roland V Combo VR 09, or the newer RD 88 stage pianos woukd be what I would want. But the loop jam feature of my keyboard, and the built in bluetooth compatible speakers, and other features suit me fine.
I'd like to get an EW310 76er (sounds like a mountain bike wheel size) for my children to start out on. The reason being is not just the versatility either end, but the intention of playing keys in split mode for bass frequencies and more fun. A low freqency barking dog on the left and a high meowing cat on the right. Or two players side by side. The use of USB midi is important to make learning more fun and creative and having that key range particulsrly in split mode appeals more to what I would expect from it. So yes, it's worth the extra carrots.
I agree with Shelley with having 61 keys, that you run out of keys at the low end, which in turn changes the sound of the song you are playing as you need to use the higher end keys, no matter what voices you may use. I currently have the Casio CT-S300 which JJacob mentioned, I have had for about 9 months now, having insufficient keys in the middle to low end to me is holding me back in progressing my learning. An 88 key keyboard is too long for storage and playing purposes for me, where the Yamaha PSR-EW310 is approx. 9.5 inches longer than the Casio-CT300. Appreciate the reviews that you do and make for us to make a sound decision when purchasing a keyboard.
Many classics need you to have 88 (!) keys as they are written to be played on the actual piano (which has 88 keys). Another GIANT batch of songs (modern ones too!) need you to have these 70+ keys, they just don't fit on 61 at all (missing low-end keys mainly). So YES, do DO need the 76 keys!
I tend to agree with you. However, my next keyboard will be a 76 key version. Why? I haven't learned to play bass clef, I can't read it. I want to learn. There are some things that really rewrite you to play a bass pattern that is unique, the Theme from Peter Gunn or The Pink Panther theme come to mind. Sure, I can create a style that has that bass line, and that would be helpful in some cases, but being able to play it and having the notes to play it is, IMHO, a better choice. Plus, there are times when I'm trying to play a certain chord and playing it in its root position instead of an inversion is desirable, but you run out of notes on a 61 key device. Just my opinion.
If you intend to buy one of these keyboards to use as a multitimbral synth with a DAW software, forget it. I bought one and the only patches that I can use with my DAW are the ones in the GM compatible 128 patches sound bank. Forget about using the nicer sounds in the other banks. The reason is that these low end keyboards are firmware crippled and won't accept MIDI bank select messages sent by a computer. These bank select messages are used internally but they are not accepted externally. When you look at the MIDI implementation chart, it is clearly written that these messages are accepted by the keyboard, which is why I bought it. To complement the Yamaha, I have to use a 20 years old module made by Roland, that accepts every MIDI message and surprisingly, has much better sounds than the Yamaha. Yamaha should correct the manual because it's not accurate. Or they simply could modify the firmware to make it more useful. Frankly, I regret buying it but can't bring it back to the store. As a standalone keyboard, it's nice but as a MIDI expander, it really sucks.
Well, I finally found the solution to this problem, with absolutely no help from Yamaha. When I contacted them about this problem, they told me that the PSR-E373 keyboard was only good for beginners and that the possibilities were very limited. In fact, the solution to the acceptance of the bank access messages, was simply not doing what they mentioned in the manual. In the manual, they say that you have to put the keyboard in GM mode by sending a SYSEX message. In fact, if you do that, you have access only to the basic XG presets and even then, you can't access the variations. If you don't put it in GM mode or you send a XG reset message, then you can access all the voices in the keyboard with your DAW software. Most of the time, the voices in the other banks are a lot nicer that the basic presets. If you want to get the most of this keyboqrd with a DAW software, just don't do what Yamaha says in the manual and everything will be fine. Another benefit of this bank access is that you can play the thousands of MIDI files that were made for XG synths because it will respond nicely to them. I hope this can help someone here.
When comparing the Casio CTX 700 with the EW 310, think of it this way: the going price of the Casio is $199 USD; the price of the Yamaha is $249 USD. It's better to buy as much as you can afford. If you have the physical space and room in the budget, go with more keys. 8 inches is significant when trying to fit in a small space. I like the cleaner interface of the Casio and the box style keys. The Yamaha has organ style keys. That's not readily apparent from images and websites or in videos.
Hi Jeremy, Gymnopédie nº1 is lovely 😊 Nice music for Christmas time. That said, I’d go for the E373 for portability and the EW310 for piano playing. Also, do not forget that the extra keys will be very convenient when you split the keyboard or to give more room to play the chords for auto-accompaniment. It might also come handy for organ players who can share the keyboard between two different organ sounds and play pieces which are meant for organs with a double keyboard or two different organ registers. Of course the EW310 doesn’t have a pedalboard but for the first two years of organ playing it might be a nice compromise.
I think another key difference between the two is that EW410 has the leftmost key as an E while E373 has the leftmost key as a C. Although it won't be a huge issue. Usually Pianos have leftmost key as a C , it can be something to consider for someone eventually wanting to play a piano.
Hey Jeremy, great review again! What's the book's name you were using in that video about Casiotone LK-S250? "Is Casiotone LK-S250 Lighted Keys Good for Beginners? Tones & Styles Review & Demo" ruclips.net/video/7aAeVjTfVoo/видео.html It contains the song The Way You Look Tonight at 07:15 of that video. Thanks.
@@JeremySee Is it this one? Book: More 100 Years of Song E-Z Play Today Volume 360 Series: E-Z Play Today Format: Softcover Composer: Various www.halleonard.com/product/100096/more-100-years-of-song
Just thinking About what would be the best route to go, I already play violin and flute so am looking for a keyboard that would help me understand how music construction works re chords, harmony etc also a good accoustic sound would be most satisfying am thinking the E373 would be plenty sufficient for my needs. Thanks for your honest opinions.
Thank you for your videos, they are very insightful toward the different qualities of the different models of keyboards available. What is the name f the song you played?
@Jeremy See I have bought the two books you recommend for beginners. Please, when possible, make a video about extra books to help beginners and intermediate students. Thanks.
Sir Jeremy pls help me to fix my psre463 .style not working properly when i select number of style the display shows.. Tranpose. Style vol. Functions.. Pls help.. Sorry for my english
Hi again, Jeremy...Interesting that, based on the sound from your video - the new PSR E373 and the 76 key version - seem to suffer from that old 'YAMAHA illness' of a 'mushy-sounding' middle register. The upper register is nice and bright (really acoustic-piano sounding!) and the lower register is solid...but the middle is - well...muffled (to my ears) Are you taking the sound directly from the instrument into the video, or are you using the ambient sound from the keyboard's own speakers into a 'room' mic?. I've written to Yamaha for years regarding this shortcoming. I have an REALLY old twenty-something year old keyboard (PSR-740) formerly the 'top of the line' for Yamaha's 61 key 'synth action' keyboards - and it sounds awfully close to my current PSR-S710 in that its 'sampled grand' sound is mushy 'in the middle'!! I run all my keys through stereo keyboard amplifiers - but even when the sound is listened to through decent earphones - the same problem is there. Perhaps YOU being a 'Yamaha influencer', you could ask them about this. I've tried and got the 'stock answers'...like, you need a better amplification system etc etc etc.
Why do you still have the YAMAHA psr-e363 as the best beginner piano? Do you still believe it’s the best? I was considering buying my first piano but I don’t know what to get
Probably the PSR E373, I'm planning in getting one for my birthday and the price isn't that much different (where I live it's actually cheaper than the E363). See this as an upgrade of the E363
Hey Jeremy, could you please review the McGrey Bs-88 its a really cheap keyboard with some good things like touch sensitivity, a sustain-pedal, 88 keys and it comes with a bundle that includes a chair and a piano holder.
These are still good, if not better in some ways compared to the newer successor model now. Something with the midi on the newer successor model is an issue from memory.
Thanks for wonderful and clear explanation. As a beginner, which one should I start to buy a PSR-E373 or CT-X3000 if I later plan to upgrade to a better piano and play more piano?
Would you still say that this is the best - as you did 3 months ago when you first got it? If you were looking for a keyboard (and definitely need speakers) that would be your last one you buy (I’m 68, so I don’t want to buy another one) - would you choose the E-373 EW-310, or the SX-600, SX-700. Is the SX worth paying $1,000 more?
Hey, friend. Greetings from Colombia. I went for the 373. Can you teach us how to play Gymnopedié #1? Erick Satie is my favourite pianist and the reason what I'd like to learn to play the piano.
Dear Jeremy I've bought the new PSR-EW310, It realy is a fantastic electronic piano. However, what kind of stand are you using it on ? - can't seem to find the right one... can I use an universial one ?
I would like to learn ludovico einaudi music I think I could get away with the 61 but I’m going to go with the 76 just to be safe with the promise of actually getting good at piano…I really hope you agree :)
Want to buy my first digital piano do you recommend the donner 20 or the Casio s150? Any help would be appreciated if there’s another digital piano for cheaper that works.
Hi Jeremy! Thanks for this great comparison! Are the LCD screens have the sames sizes? If yes, the keyboard graphic is not too small on the ew310? Thanks!
Jeremy, I like the PSR-E373 but I would like to be able to record more than two tracks. But it seems that the PSR-E373 has better sound than the previous models that have more than two track recording. It also has the lesson functions that the more expensive models. do not have. I guess I would hook the PSR-E373 up to a laptop via the USB cable and use something like Audacity to do multi track recordings. Also, is there a way to show the keyboard's display on a larger separate screen?
General question. I'm helping my niece to purchase a keyboard. I've played piano for 50 years on a grand so am not very familiar with electronics and small keyboards. Is there such a thing as a 61 key keyboard with weighted, or semi-weighted keys? Thanks
Anyone knows what are the real differences between PSR-EW 310 and EW 425? PSR-EW425 is more expensive but I can buy both but if I choose, I want to know what more 425 has?
Do you stil get the same grand piano sound that you get in the PSR-E373 in the EW310? If they are the exact same apart from length and weight then I might just get the EW310 but I did love that expensive grand piano sample that you showed in your PSR-E373 video. Thank you very much Jeremy See, you've been very helpful.
Hi jeremy I just want to query only about the link you provide is it safe to buy here online and can deliver in brunei and how much the total cost? because e373 not selling here
Hey Jeremy, can you please help me out, I'm currently in a trance on which keyboard to buy, my options are ew-410 and the ew 310, can you please tell me which one has a better sound?
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I went for the 310.. i asked my girlfriend if longer is better she said yes. But she was surprised that I went home with a new keyboard. She said she was not referring to the keyboard during our conversation.
You are a cunnin' linguist indeed!
@@JeremySee I see what you did there! ;-) 😂
You’re funny, my dude. XD
Jeremy, I purchased my Yamaha PSREW310 keyboard and it works AMAZINGLY well. And it compliments my Yamaha DGX205 Grand Piano and my Korg EK50. I have the ability to combine all 3 at one time and that is a BIG advantage for gigs and playing in church. Thank you for your input. I made my choice and my choice is clear. The Yamaha PSREW310 is well worth the money for me.
Lucky chap! Have fun. 😉
@@JeremySee I will.
@@markrobinson3830 Hello bro, I need your help very urgently, I am interested in the Yamaha 310 but I have read many comments that say that the speakers have veeeeery little power and that they can hardly be heard in a small room. Is that true or is it just an exaggeration? Have you had problems with the power of the speakers?
I feel the new Yamaha PSR E-373 and EW - 310 are excellent keyboards with really great features and functions. But if the Yamaha PSR E - 373 comes with the same sound engine, amplification system and features that are found on the EW - 310, then it is a good choice for beginners rather than paying $70 more. But, for classical playing the EW - 310 will be useful.
Nice review Jeremy, on the keyboards. Also, that statement about the chassis been longer, "Longer, depends on who you are asking" at 1:42 was good humor, cud see you enjoying that joke
😉
I caught that, too. 😆🤣😂😹
I just got the 61 key, PSR-E373 and I couldn’t be happier! Being a complete beginner, the best recommendations and honest reviews I found were from Jeremy See.
Great choice! Thank you for your kind compliments. ❤️
The PSR EW310 is more useful if you are teaching piano to a student and need to split the keyboard. It gives more room for both to play simultaneously.
Not many piano teachers worth their salt would be using a non weighted key bed to teach piano.
If we are talking about chasis, if you lack in space and doesn't need the added keys you can go with psr e373
In what situation u don't need the added keys im asking because im a beginner and this is my first piano im buying but i want to buy psr-e373 or the psr-ew310 but do i need the extra keys when im a beginner but if i practice alot and learn piano do i need the extra keys then
@@ksu3849 its been a month so i hope you've found the answer but really its personal choice intermediate and above piano songs may ask you to play a low bass note and high notes at the same time in that case a full 88 keys would be necessary but.. That being said most songs don't do that and if your more concerned about playing piano than learning specific songs then you really could get away with say 49 keys especially if you want it too be portable lol you cant really drag around a full 88 keys that well
@@rememberme1731 would 76 be enough?
I unboxed my brand new ew310 today. Really happy with this keyboard.
Longer is always better ;).
😉 always happy someone got the joke!
That’s what’s she said.
i want it too , but can't buy it because of the lockdown :(
One of the things I really noticed with 61 keys is that I kept running out of keys on the low end when I would play. I really like the 76 keys but I'll need to get a gig bag to fit it :)
76 keys gig bags are not common. 🥺
Jeremy, you hit the nail on the head about the difference in keyboard size, and how it affects you, and Shelly had the same problem I would at times, especially on the low end for some music examples tonrun out of keys, even though you could use the octave shift.
I noticed that on my Roland Fantom X 61 key workstation.
The mini key Yamaha Reface CP with the 37 keys can shift octaves on the fly, but that's still impractical on more traditional type piano playing, regardless of musical stylings or genre, compared to more contemporary phrased based playing styles.
So yes, a very fluid and proficient keyboardist that is playing music with lighting fast runs, cross hand playing,or jumps, are going to run out of keys, at times even with 76 keys, depending on the music being played.
I have a lot of sheet music that runs out of keys for a 61 key keyboard, but for the time being, the 61 keys are sufficient until I get more proficient.
I can read difficult music, but have become so rusty from not playing so long, it's almost like starting all over again, and so much to learn and retain in memory regarding more advances scales, chords, improvisation, and all that jazz... or other styles. These two keyboard are a great bargain for the price, as is the Casio CT-S300. I just went for the more expensive Roland Go:Keys because it suits me better, yet lacjs some common features more other keyboards have. But for now, it works for me.
Other than the Reface CP, when I am more advanced and proficient, the Roland V Combo VR 09, or the newer RD 88 stage pianos woukd be what I would want.
But the loop jam feature of my keyboard, and the built in bluetooth compatible speakers, and other features suit me fine.
I'd like to get an EW310 76er (sounds like a mountain bike wheel size) for my children to start out on. The reason being is not just the versatility either end, but the intention of playing keys in split mode for bass frequencies and more fun. A low freqency barking dog on the left and a high meowing cat on the right. Or two players side by side. The use of USB midi is important to make learning more fun and creative and having that key range particulsrly in split mode appeals more to what I would expect from it. So yes, it's worth the extra carrots.
I agree with Shelley with having 61 keys, that you run out of keys at the low end, which in turn changes the sound of the song you are playing as you need to use the higher end keys, no matter what voices you may use.
I currently have the Casio CT-S300 which JJacob mentioned, I have had for about 9 months now, having insufficient keys in the middle to low end to me is holding me back in progressing my learning.
An 88 key keyboard is too long for storage and playing purposes for me, where the Yamaha PSR-EW310 is approx. 9.5 inches longer than the Casio-CT300. Appreciate the reviews that you do and make for us to make a sound decision when purchasing a keyboard.
Im from the phillipines maybe i can we customize gigbags for 61-88 keys :)
Both models are nice, but I am going with the PSR-EW310. Thanks, Jeremy!
Variations on a Theme was my choice for piano class during my incarnation as a music major. Thank you for taking me back to the early 70s.
Your videos helped me to choose a keyboard and a piano.
Thanks.
Personally I would go for e373 for the portability. If I need more keys and weighted keys, I already have the P-125 for that.
Many classics need you to have 88 (!) keys as they are written to be played on the actual piano (which has 88 keys). Another GIANT batch of songs (modern ones too!) need you to have these 70+ keys, they just don't fit on 61 at all (missing low-end keys mainly). So YES, do DO need the 76 keys!
I tend to agree with you. However, my next keyboard will be a 76 key version. Why? I haven't learned to play bass clef, I can't read it. I want to learn. There are some things that really rewrite you to play a bass pattern that is unique, the Theme from Peter Gunn or The Pink Panther theme come to mind. Sure, I can create a style that has that bass line, and that would be helpful in some cases, but being able to play it and having the notes to play it is, IMHO, a better choice.
Plus, there are times when I'm trying to play a certain chord and playing it in its root position instead of an inversion is desirable, but you run out of notes on a 61 key device.
Just my opinion.
Thanks a lot for the clear explanations on every review. Great fan of your videos, straight from Brazil.
Thx u for sharing I'm enjoying my psr373 is just wonderful I really love all of the latest sounds and rhythms
Have fun!
Just got the 310 keyboard and I'm excited! I was wondering if you could make a video on using it as a MIDI controller in garageband!
If you intend to buy one of these keyboards to use as a multitimbral synth with a DAW software, forget it. I bought one and the only patches that I can use with my DAW are the ones in the GM compatible 128 patches sound bank. Forget about using the nicer sounds in the other banks. The reason is that these low end keyboards are firmware crippled and won't accept MIDI bank select messages sent by a computer. These bank select messages are used internally but they are not accepted externally. When you look at the MIDI implementation chart, it is clearly written that these messages are accepted by the keyboard, which is why I bought it. To complement the Yamaha, I have to use a 20 years old module made by Roland, that accepts every MIDI message and surprisingly, has much better sounds than the Yamaha. Yamaha should correct the manual because it's not accurate. Or they simply could modify the firmware to make it more useful. Frankly, I regret buying it but can't bring it back to the store. As a standalone keyboard, it's nice but as a MIDI expander, it really sucks.
Well, I finally found the solution to this problem, with absolutely no help from Yamaha. When I contacted them about this problem, they told me that the PSR-E373 keyboard was only good for beginners and that the possibilities were very limited. In fact, the solution to the acceptance of the bank access messages, was simply not doing what they mentioned in the manual. In the manual, they say that you have to put the keyboard in GM mode by sending a SYSEX message. In fact, if you do that, you have access only to the basic XG presets and even then, you can't access the variations. If you don't put it in GM mode or you send a XG reset message, then you can access all the voices in the keyboard with your DAW software. Most of the time, the voices in the other banks are a lot nicer that the basic presets. If you want to get the most of this keyboqrd with a DAW software, just don't do what Yamaha says in the manual and everything will be fine. Another benefit of this bank access is that you can play the thousands of MIDI files that were made for XG synths because it will respond nicely to them. I hope this can help someone here.
Thank you for your specificity and brevity. Your videos are always a pleasure.
Informative video as usual ; thanks Jeremy ; I dream of a PSR-EW310 with the NP32 keybed (the boxy keys !) it would be great
No doubt.
I bought the 373.
The only real alternative Is (will be) the PSR E-473, when It will come.
When comparing the Casio CTX 700 with the EW 310, think of it this way: the going price of the Casio is $199 USD; the price of the Yamaha is $249 USD. It's better to buy as much as you can afford. If you have the physical space and room in the budget, go with more keys. 8 inches is significant when trying to fit in a small space. I like the cleaner interface of the Casio and the box style keys. The Yamaha has organ style keys. That's not readily apparent from images and websites or in videos.
Hi Jeremy, Gymnopédie nº1 is lovely 😊 Nice music for Christmas time.
That said, I’d go for the E373 for portability and the EW310 for piano playing.
Also, do not forget that the extra keys will be very convenient when you split the keyboard or to give more room to play the chords for auto-accompaniment. It might also come handy for organ players who can share the keyboard between two different organ sounds and play pieces which are meant for organs with a double keyboard or two different organ registers. Of course the EW310 doesn’t have a pedalboard but for the first two years of organ playing it might be a nice compromise.
Yup! I started learning on the organ - triple manual with 2 octaves pedal board 😱 before I learnt to play the piano...
@@JeremySee Two octave pedal board? I'm sure you would have made a great goalie or back defender!
I think another key difference between the two is that EW410 has the leftmost key as an E while E373 has the leftmost key as a C. Although it won't be a huge issue. Usually Pianos have leftmost key as a C , it can be something to consider for someone eventually wanting to play a piano.
Leftmost key on a piano is A
I love your videos i never get bored.
Love from India 😇😇
Appreciate the video. Cheers and Merry Christmas! 🎄🎹
Happy holidays!
Hey Jeremy, great review again!
What's the book's name you were using in that video about Casiotone LK-S250?
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It contains the song The Way You Look Tonight at 07:15 of that video.
Thanks.
It's from the EZ Play Today series.
@@JeremySee Is it this one?
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Nice video, sorry i missed previous videos. I was met an accident few weeks ago. Now I'm able to do things😊😊
Hope you are getting better.
Thank you so much buddy! You helped in the purchase for my daughter.
Have fun!
I need to know. Can I use it as midi controller to play with DAW such as Ableton or garageband?
Just thinking About what would be the best route to go, I already play violin and flute so am looking for a keyboard that would help me understand how music construction works re chords, harmony etc also a good accoustic sound would be most satisfying am thinking the E373 would be plenty sufficient for my needs.
Thanks for your honest opinions.
I bought the e373 and I love it. Now I will buy the ew310 to get the piano range
Thanks for your guidance Jeremy, finally bought 373
Have fun!
Thank You. Priceless info.
greats explanations... thank you very much from Costa Rica...
Thank you for your videos, they are very insightful toward the different qualities of the different models of keyboards available. What is the name f the song you played?
@Jeremy See I have bought the two books you recommend for beginners.
Please, when possible, make a video about extra books to help beginners and intermediate students.
Thanks.
I have the ew 310 great speakers great tones to choose from and the speakers sound amazing
Excellent comparison video, sound advice. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
You mentioned that the E373 can be expanded with voices, styles and music. I didn't find any of them to download. Thanks for your videos, are awesome
Dear Jeremy
Thank you for all the great RUclips videos!
Will you make a review of the M-Audio Hammer 88?
Merry Christmas!!
No. It's a controller with no inbuilt sound.
They make great controllers as well because of the key action. I gig mine with plugins. Lightweight and it feels good to play for a synth action.
Very informative. For my needs I pick the e373 61 keys since I can travel with it very easily and conveniently 😎👍😉
Sir Jeremy pls help me to fix my psre463 .style not working properly when i select number of style the display shows.. Tranpose. Style vol. Functions.. Pls help.. Sorry for my english
What is the difference betw. Yamaha PSR-EW410 vs PSR-E310? Is the new EW310 the successor of EW410?
Jeremy please help i need a person to help me set up my e473 yahama keyboard voices an rythms
Hi jeramy cant we update yamaha psr e463
psr e373 is good enough, in my opinion :)
Thanx bro.......
Hi again, Jeremy...Interesting that, based on the sound from your video - the new PSR E373 and the 76 key version - seem to suffer from that old 'YAMAHA illness' of a 'mushy-sounding' middle register. The upper register is nice and bright (really acoustic-piano sounding!) and the lower register is solid...but the middle is - well...muffled (to my ears) Are you taking the sound directly from the instrument into the video, or are you using the ambient sound from the keyboard's own speakers into a 'room' mic?. I've written to Yamaha for years regarding this shortcoming. I have an REALLY old twenty-something year old keyboard (PSR-740) formerly the 'top of the line' for Yamaha's 61 key 'synth action' keyboards - and it sounds awfully close to my current PSR-S710 in that its 'sampled grand' sound is mushy 'in the middle'!! I run all my keys through stereo keyboard amplifiers - but even when the sound is listened to through decent earphones - the same problem is there. Perhaps YOU being a 'Yamaha influencer', you could ask them about this. I've tried and got the 'stock answers'...like, you need a better amplification system etc etc etc.
Great review, as always!
So, if I plan to play more "serious" music like prog rock, PSR-E373 is good enough for me?
I'd rock either one of em but the bigger calls for more clowning if you play piano like that
Why do you still have the YAMAHA psr-e363 as the best beginner piano? Do you still believe it’s the best? I was considering buying my first piano but I don’t know what to get
Probably the PSR E373, I'm planning in getting one for my birthday and the price isn't that much different (where I live it's actually cheaper than the E363).
See this as an upgrade of the E363
@@Heorogargon hi, witch one you get?
great timing you just saved me money
Thank you! From the other side of the planet :)
Hey Jeremy, could you please review the McGrey Bs-88 its a really cheap keyboard with some good things like touch sensitivity, a sustain-pedal, 88 keys and it comes with a bundle that includes a chair and a piano holder.
These are still good, if not better in some ways compared to the newer successor model now. Something with the midi on the newer successor model is an issue from memory.
Both keyboards are great 👍!!!!!😀
Thanks for wonderful and clear explanation. As a beginner, which one should I start to buy a PSR-E373 or CT-X3000 if I later plan to upgrade to a better piano and play more piano?
Great video 👍👍👍❤️❤️
Would you still say that this is the best - as you did 3 months ago when you first got it? If you were looking for a keyboard (and definitely need speakers) that would be your last one you buy (I’m 68, so I don’t want to buy another one) - would you choose the E-373 EW-310, or the SX-600, SX-700. Is the SX worth paying $1,000 more?
it's a good question. What is your answer Jeremy? Please
Thank you very much :)
Hey, friend. Greetings from Colombia. I went for the 373. Can you teach us how to play Gymnopedié #1? Erick Satie is my favourite pianist and the reason what I'd like to learn to play the piano.
Sir help me choose PSR E 463 VS ROLAND EX30 VS CASIO WK 6600
Hi Jeremy, thank for your reviews. Which digital piano would you recommend between CN 29 and CLP 735?? Hoping to receive your valuable suggestions.
Yay...Jeremy, you are the best
Dear Jeremy
I've bought the new PSR-EW310, It realy is a fantastic electronic piano. However, what kind of stand are you using it on ? - can't seem to find the right one... can I use an universial one ?
I would like to learn ludovico einaudi music I think I could get away with the 61 but I’m going to go with the 76 just to be safe with the promise of actually getting good at piano…I really hope you agree :)
good video👍👍
what song is that at 3:03?
which piano would you buy the yamaha ew310 or the casio rx700
Want to buy my first digital piano do you recommend the donner 20 or the Casio s150? Any help would be appreciated if there’s another digital piano for cheaper that works.
Do you have piano or instruments shop near you? If yes, try it out yourself. There's a personal connection a musician feels, which can't be explained.
Casio cts 200, yamaha as 50
Pardon for my ignorance, what was the melody name Jeremy’s playing in this video? Thanks so much!
Hi Jeremy! Thanks for this great comparison! Are the LCD screens have the sames sizes? If yes, the keyboard graphic is not too small on the ew310? Thanks!
Yes same.
Jeremy, I like the PSR-E373 but I would like to be able to record more than two tracks. But it seems that the PSR-E373 has better sound than the previous models that have more than two track recording. It also has the lesson functions that the more expensive models. do not have. I guess I would hook the PSR-E373 up to a laptop via the USB cable and use something like Audacity to do multi track recordings. Also, is there a way to show the keyboard's display on a larger separate screen?
Unfortunately, there is no external output for the display unlike the higher end PSR-SX models.
100th Jeremian to Like the video 👻🥂
Need one PSREW 310 to purchase. How can I make a purchase with a reasonable cost?
On this side of the pond we use metric too, it's just usa, even canada uses metric.
How are these compared to casio s1. Which one would you suggest. I only need piano sound.
General question. I'm helping my niece to purchase a keyboard. I've played piano for 50 years on a grand so am not very familiar with electronics and small keyboards. Is there such a thing as a 61 key keyboard with weighted, or semi-weighted keys? Thanks
Ты классный человек! Спасибо
Can you please name the song at 3:20? Thank you for the review
One of the gymnopedies(2yrs later srry)
Anyone knows what are the real differences between PSR-EW 310 and EW 425? PSR-EW425 is more expensive but I can buy both but if I choose, I want to know what more 425 has?
What song is it that you are playing when u tested the sound?
Jeremy!, with a sense of humor 😀
any idea when they bring a new DGX? the latest DGX 660 was released 2016... btw. love your vids
I don't work for Yamaha and do not have the information. 🥺
Hi Jeremy, I’m wondering whether to Buy EN310 or p45 , I like the extra sounds like 620 in en 310 . Can please advise.? Thank you 🙏
Just wanna ask one thing. Why PSR e373 is too popular and trending everywhere these days. But yes bigger is better.
The EW310 was 100$ more and still only 48 notes of polyphony so I went with the more compact e373 😅
Do you stil get the same grand piano sound that you get in the PSR-E373 in the EW310?
If they are the exact same apart from length and weight then I might just get the EW310 but I did love that expensive grand piano sample that you showed in your PSR-E373 video. Thank you very much Jeremy See, you've been very helpful.
Same
@@JeremySee Superstar - Diamond - Thank you!
Hi jeremy I just want to query only about the link you provide is it safe to buy here online and can deliver in brunei and how much the total cost? because e373 not selling here
Hey Jeremy, can you please help me out, I'm currently in a trance on which keyboard to buy, my options are ew-410 and the ew 310, can you please tell me which one has a better sound?
Can you do a comparison of the EW410 vs EW310? I can’t decide which one to get.
Hi Jeremy, is it possible to record this piano directly to GrageBand (Mac Os app)?? As long it have Midi and Usb.
Yes it has MIDI in/out via USB. There are many, many apps that can add sound sample libraries to replace this instrument's on-board voices.
Go nuts!
Are the keys quiet or do they make the plastic sound when pressing them?
Great review. Would LOVE to see you do a review on a Yamaha MX series.
How better are those compared to PSR 353?
Is that piano tone is same or different?
Do you think the e373 piano sounds as good as the piagierro np12?
Any online website for beginners to learn please let me know