Yamaha vs Korg Styles & Sounds Comparison | PSR-SX900 vs PA1000 | Super Articulation vs DNC
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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Thanks to A&C Hamilton for making this great video for the community to make a comparison.
Hi Jeremy, thanks for the comparison video. I'm a Korg PA700 user and once in a while when I jam up with my friends I use Yamaha PSR 770 (owned by a friend of mine). I find Korg way ahead in terms of tone quality and functionality, I haven't played a Yamaha SX900 though. Let me ask you something, if you are given a choice to pick either the Korg PA or Yamaha SX, which one will you go for Jeremy?
I tried out both in person, and I bought the SX 900 even though it was about $500 more. To my ears, the Yamaha just sounds more authentic, especially drums and pianos. I play in bars and small gatherings, and my tips have gone up since I started using the SX900 a couple of weeks ago even though my act didn't change ...
Idiot....the pa1000 costs $1000 more than the sx900😂
After watching this just order Pa700 and received. For all who criticized Korg, just to know, if you know how to use effects on Korg Pa nothing can beat it. Trust me, Pa series is not for who just want press a button and play, it's very very deep and once you master it you won't come out from it.
Well said im PA 50 user
yamaha sometimes tempted me with their styles.
Yes.. Agree with you.. Im Korg Pa1000 user.. There so much more if they know how to use it..
but still Yamaha Styles are better overall
I was an Electone player long time ago and love to play cinematic music. I prefer Yamaha because of the registration and sequencer which can fulfill my requirement for arranging and performing this kind of music.
I'm a solo keyboard casual player at the moment and would change multiple voices frequently, that will be likely more than 10 combination of voices(3 layers of right hand and 1 left hand) while performing a song. Yamaha fit my requirement (8 registrations for 8 different of combination and the one touch buttons give me additional 4 x 8 which is 32 of different combination). Some how I can further extend to another 8 registrations , 32 one touch by switching to a new sequence without interruption.
I'm using Yamaha PSR SX900, but it is still insufficient to me, I would prefer Genos or Yamaha Electone with more registration.
I own the Yamaha PSR-S775 and the Korg pa1000. I enjoy both. If I could only keep one, I would choose the Korg.
What can you recommend or advise me if I can buy the YAMAHA SX900 or KORG PA4X NEXT?
What would you recommend for ease of use? Something your kids could grow into?
@@curteye22 Yamaha keyboards are more user-friendly . korg has a steep learning curve . in terms of instruments sounds, each of them have their own strengths . !
KORG wins for keyboard functionality. YAMAHA wins for sound quality.
Sound quality is what we needed after all
KORG wins for keyboard functionality - Yes.
YAMAHA wins for final result of sound quality.
The Yamaha has a "wetter" sound with compression added and the sound of the Korg is "dryer." The Korg has settings to "wetten" the sounds. The Korg seems complicated looking far away but its actually not that hard to get the sound you want. I like the control the Korg gives you over the drums as you can pick from kits, individual drums and cymbals but the Yamaha only allows you to pick kits. You can tune each drum and cymbal in the PA1000. The PA1000 has hundreds of different drums and cymbals to pick from to build a kit. The Korg can show a guitar fret on the screen allowing you to place notes on the fret and also has strumming and pic techniques.
The Yamaha sounds great out of the box. The PA 1000 can sound just as good with a slight bit of adjustment. I have been creating my own drum midi files in Superior Drummer 3 and importing as a starting point to build a style. These arrangers are a lot of fun to get creative with. I have only begun to scratch the surface on my PA1000.
Korg: A very inexperienced mix engineer, everything in your face type.
Yamaha: The mix engineer carves out proper spaces for the lead instruments and it sounds much more pleasant.
Jeremy, thanks for the wonderful comparison. I really wish Yamaha brings out the PSR SX1000 soon (NAMM 2024 may be?) with all these great sounds adding more ethnic sounds, better touchscreen, weighing less than 8kg and new FSB keybed like the CK series that doesn’t make noise. I would have purchased the CK61 if that one had touchscreen, 1200+ tones and styles with dedicated variation buttons. I am a pro singer and a hobbyist keyboard player. I tried many arrangers and professional workstations at stores, at friends' places and in studios. Nothing can beat Yamaha's sounds out of the box.
Il n'y a plus qua attendre la fin janvier pour avoir les nouveautés du Yamaha psr sx1000, Korg PA6X, roland juno dx où EA-10
Probably PSR SX910 will be coming....not sx1000
I only hope they add more keys to it. Can use them really bad. They would bring it into a whole new level.
Sounds are very subjective to the listeners preference,they both have good sounds ,but the Yamaha sounds fuller in the style section .Korg are better with synths and workstations.
And then there's the biggest element to consider - the player!
A person could drive himself crazy trying to find the absolute perfect arranger keyboard! There are pros and cons to everything in Life. There are important points to consider when making a decision. I read ALL of the comments below and my choice is Yamaha. The Korg has nice features but may be more complicated to learn and use. I feel that the SX900 is easier to learn and play, and for me that is really important. I am not an electronics geek. When I play I want, most of all, personal enjoyment and beautiful sounds. By the way, in my opinion the Yamaha PSR-SX700 has all of the important things for home playing, and is about $700 lower than the SX900. If I were to buy the best arranger on the market, I would choose the Yamaha Genos, but it is $5,999 at the discount online stores. Best wishes to all. I hope you find peace and happiness in your music. Jerry.
I've owned many Korg keyboards such as pa600, 900, 1000, 3x, and 4x and today I had the opportunity to the new Yamaha PSR SX900 at a local store and I was really impressed. Its sounds are very realistic especially guitar, trumpet, accordion and sax. Furthermore, this Yamaha keyboard is so intuitive and I was able to play right away without having owned a Yamaha arranger. Korg on the other hand requires some time to learn even basic functions. It's not intuitive. Now if were to take all aspects into consideration Korg wins. Korg has so many advanced functions and it requires a lot of tweaks to come up with a perfect sound or style. Yamaha is ready to play. One thing I didn't like about Yamaha touch screen was it wasn't very tactile. I had to press hard and several times to keep it going. Nevertheless, a great product.
Thanks for sharing, buddy.
Would you advice me to get korg Pa700/pa1000 ?
Which vocalizer is better TC Helikon or VH 2?
I am having korg pa600. Want to update should I buy sx900 yqmqhq or not?
First off; I respect both brands and their products, but I prefer the sounds of the sx900 more for the more clarity. The korg does sound ‘warmer’, if that’s what people prefer
Thank You Jeremy. You are one of the few, to give an unbiased opinion on these Keyboards. Most Appreciated.
In my country yamaha is sx900 is cheaper than pa700 .
Which one should I go for ?
I believe 900 will be better, even though aftertouch is missing and some other sound features?
No one can beat Yamaha with their styles containing sa voices and korg in DNC and RX.
But though i saw ur review on korg pa 700. Still I prefer that sx 900 is a better option
PA 700 is a class below SX 900. When comparing, PA 1000 vs. SX 900.
At least Korg is a good replacement for the brand "Technics". I used a Technics KN 6000 with a Yamaha 9000 pro - and now a PSR S 970 with a Korg PA 900.
@@robfriedrich2822 so would you prefer a PA 1000 to an SX 900 at this point?
@@cinepost You won't regret to get either one of these keyboard, both are great.
But Korg is a little bit harder to use due to the complexity.
It's a incredible job, to show to us how are the performance of every keyboard, thank a lotta...
Yamahaa winner ,,also I see changing voices is way faster on Yamaha ,,One touch setting buttons are right there above keys :)
Thanks Jeremy
Difficult as both have merit, but on this demo the Yamaha produces both individual instrument and ensemble sounds that marginally are more realistic, more true to life. I think finally it comes down to factors like which set of styles appeal more to the individual, which keyboard is more 'playable' (easier to access the feautures as you play) - perhaps another individual choice, and, of course, price. Just watching, the Yamaha looked to be more imediately 'playable', but that might depend on previous familiarities with other models. From the video and no hands-on assessment, my preference was for the Yamaha.
Which has a better education system for people learning?
I am also a Yamaha user. I own a Montage 6. But when I tried by myself to play the Pa1000, honestly guys it sounds great that is why I purchased it. Tried to consider also the psr975 but it's too expensive much more the sx900.
Korg is highly appreciated, Yamaha is interesting inspirations....
What I notice in the Yamaha in comparison to the Korg us that the voices have more reverb. The styles are basically equal themselves qualitywise
For what its worth my cousin has both of of these. He told me he plays the Korg much more and mentioned that the lack of aftertouch on the PSR 900sx is a big problem when playing the piano, sax and some other sounds.
This is not entirely true, piano doesn't need the after touch.
I like and prefer the bass of the Korg, but like more everything else on the Yamaha.
Yamaha for solo. Korg for band
No korg is for solo and
Yamaha is for band
KORG auto accomplishments r too plain, Yamaha r more complicated.
KORG for solo for sure, Yamaha for one man band.
Hello Jeremy!Which do you think is the better, more professional machine: Yamaha Sx900 or Korg Pa 1000? Thank you very much! 😊
Where is Genos? It is the best right now to play out of the box, no? Why do you not use PA4x?
Not everyone has USD$5,500 lying around... 😉
The difference is the player factor. More styles, more sounds for the player out of the box that are preset ready to go. That is Yamaha. The Korg has much much more involvement for the technical electronically geeks. From a musician stand point without a lot of head banging knob turning Yamaha is favored. Korg has more powerful speakers yet that is matched far above by using a keyboard amplifier with Yamaha. Who knows the difference? The player. Who doesn’t know the difference? The average music listener who is not technically musically inclined. Music is enjoyment and to be fun without a lot of stuff other than the music itself. Korg wins for more for the bang for the buck. From a player’s view with keeping in mind the average listener, Yamaha wins. If you are into spending time knob turning to get various sounds get a Korg. If you like just playing with more styles and sounds preset get Yamaha that the difference. Both are wonderful instruments with weighted time spent doing what you like most.
Thanks for sharing John.
Thank you sir. Is it.possible to get info which style do u use for Jump and Eric Clapton on Korg? Are those styles in video preinstalled or are extension packs? Thank you!
A big fan. I just bought you a coffe 👍
I never use factory settings. I like it, how easy it is on Korg to modify styles a bit, changing the kit and the used bass and snare drum. Yamaha can do this too, but not so easy and I have to store it as new style.
Hi Rob Nice to hear that I found my self KORG is little complicated for playing than Yamaha (for my self) if you can demonstrate can you pls bring video tutorials with links or your own shows that will be great br for people like my self get in play with KORG aswell not only play on Yamaha. some voices in KORG are little more vibrant than Yamaha but still love Yamaha
Can I edit mp3 on yamaha psr xs900?
Cheange tempo
Remuve vokal
Transpose... Just like on Korg pa1000
the strings, harmonica and the after touch is much better of KORG PA1000 comparing the Yamaha PSR SX900, the price is also interesting 👍
Hi Jeremy, I prefer the Yamaha sounds in this video... the Korg one's are richer/warmer sometimes, but some other times they sound a bit too "artificial". BTW, which keyboard do you suggest (one of these two or other within the same price range) for a former piano player who wants to play 70s songs, for ex. by Supertramp (-> wurli EP), Dire Straits, Asia, Toto, etc? which kb is better for these styles/sounds? Are the two in comparison both capable of importing new styles if the preset ones are not satisfactory?
Thank you in advance :)
Which is best?
Jeremy, I want your honest opinion. I am about to purchase a keyboard cannot decide between the korg pa1000 and yahama psr sx900. Some advice would be appreciated. Thanks
PA4x is perfect
While we play in Live PA speakers, whether Korg sounds better than Yamaha? In headphones I love Yamaha sound. But not sure which one will be superior on PA speakers. Have heard from reviews that Korg is more superior in this than Yamaha. Is that true?
Yamaha sounds good to my ears. PA1000's price is above the PSR-SX900's but I can tell Yamaha is the winner here.
Fery Andrianus really? I thought that the Yamaha was way more expensive than the Korg. Anyway how much does the sx cost?
@@eldreddsouza9813 in my country (Indonesia) PSR-SX900 costs only around IDR 18,000,000, while PA 1000 costs IDR 27,000,000. (For the price in USD, 1 USD = IDR 14,500).
Korg PA1000 cost about £1500 in comparison to £1900! Overly priced to my liking.
In my country，PA1000 is way expensive than SX900
PA1000 selling price is 9.8K
SX900 selling price is 8.3K
Please do a tutorial on Korg PA700 or Korg PA1000
I made the right decision biught Yamaha psr sx 900 on my birthday 23rd feb 2020, looks better , sounds better, feels beeter user friendly any day yamaha , thanks jerry . Both are good in their own way like audi and bmw , it depends upon our pocket and needs
Actually, you won't be wrong if you bought either one of it (PA1000 or SX900). Both are amazing arranger keyboards.
Hello! Which keybed is better or queiter? how about on board speakers? Thank you
Sir I have just one question:Tyros 5 or psr sx900 I can not decide...
Where is Jeremys conclusion/opinion?
great video! Not sure if you have pa600 vs pa700 comparison?
Hi sir, please suggest the 3 best arranger keyboard under 100000 or make a seperate video of it..
Hi Jeremy. i have question about korg pa. can play styles directly from usb without loading into instrument?
They are both good quality products and it's just a matter of taste, personally I prefer Korg
Wow I did enjoy your comparison Jeremy, and thanks. Is it ok for me to say that most of your 14 plus points for Korg seem to be feature-based as you would expect in a laptop or a new phone. They are true I agree, but I play keyboard to hear lovely sounds. Yamaha sounds better to me on your video. But hell I will try out both in the store before buying one or the other.
Yamaha wins overall but Korg does have warmer more subdued sound I like the horns on Korg better
How you. doing Jeremy, their both great, but I think I'll wait for the Medeli AKX10...for lot lot less money, and take my chances that I'll like it.....
Your thoughts PLEASE....
Sounds like a sound idea!
Thank you for your reply, Jeremy...I already called a couple of music stores in the Chicago area, and let them know that I'm a serious buyer, and to please contact me when the Medeli AKX is avalsble, I hope you make another video on the Medeli AKX which could even be more informative...thank you Jeremy, going be best !!!
Considering a solo performance and ease of usage ( changing voice/style etc) , which one is better
Definitely Yamaha PSR SX series for a solo performance.
Great job. They both have good sounds. I like the Yamaha sounds a bit better. I agree with your PA700/SX900 video, because I don't get deep into tweaking, my old PSR-s710 is easier to use. That is why I have the SX900 on order. I use it live for sounds, not styles, with a band. I like the new extra outputs on the SX900 so I can theoretically send organ to my Neo Ventilator for real Leslie effect or to my Leslie. I don't think I can do that with the Korg. Leslie effect in both Yamaha and Korg are not good from and organist's perspective.
Nothing beats a real Leslie! Thanks for sharing.
sorry for interrupting, which is which please?
However Jeremy your cover on the PSR E 463 of crazy little thing call love was much better than compared to this
And that song was played on a lowly PSR-E463. 🤣
@@JeremySee yeah, seriously, what really matters is the player, not the type of keyboard they have, because even u give a dumwit a Genos , s/he won't become Mozart or Mendelssohn or Beethoven😂
Yamaha is my choice over the years, but for some reasons i own KORG too.:-)
Why?
Very nice comparison. You do an excellent job on all of your videos and I enjoy them. Not a knock in any way on you but, is a comparison like this really valid for real world playing gigging, not creating sounds? One goes to a store and sees 50 HD TV's all lined up on the wall and picks the one that looks great. But once he gets it home, even the one that looked the worse would still look great. The same with keyboards. When out gigging, would the average person tell the difference between a "lowly PSR-E463" or expensive ones like these. Of course the professional and wannabe professionals could, or at least say they could, but would the average listener? I think that even a lowly PSR-E463 would sound great to the average listener in the hands of a really good professional player, like you.
Anton Anker it’s not him playing tho. He’s merely reviewing an AC Hamilton video. You’re aware right?
I agree, the average audience person can not tell the difference. Lower prices keyboards are good, plus if it gets stolen or damaged, it is somewhat replaceable compared to a top of the line expensive keyboard. The venue- if it is a dining place, the audience will listen to you for about 30 seconds, then ignore you and continue their discussion with their dinner date. You are there to provide background music and atmosphere. Be sure to play at a low volume. It is annoying trying to speak with a lady if the band is too loud. I like groups that play softly. We are to entertain the audience, not over power them. It is nice if a couple will dance, then they can come closer to the stage and hear you better. We want couples to enjoy their evening in a loving environment. I don’t want the guests to become deaf from ringing ears.
Can you advse me if there is a portable workstation from any musical brand with 88 /76 heavy graded keys ?
Yamaha best for live and stage (shine)
Korg best for studio and voices (fine)
Will you choose CT-X700 or PSR E363 for complete beginner like me ?
Either one is fine for complete beginners.
Jeremy See Pls advise on the key feel and sound of both
@@TheLuckyCat101 key Yamaha, sound especially piano ctx
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Hey JS, the PSS-A50 is on sale in Toronto Canada but the Casiotones are no where to be seen.
Thanks for the info.
Last christmas, I played PSR, my friend Roland RD, my another friend play PA, PSR sounds thin, I got a bad time just to listen what I play even I put the volume much higher. PSR is good for solo, or played with other PSR.
what i can hear is that the yamaha has a better stereo spread and les of base,but this can be a result of the way the dsp and the connection is set up
to filter out the bass a bit you could use an EQ,also,reverb can make a difference in sound,to recreate the same sound,these settings should be the same, wich is almost impossible to do without having the setting parameters,you can hear a brighter accousitc guitar on the yamaha,so,upping the higher frequency's with an EQ on the korg would pretty much give the same result,for strings i stick to my kontakt sampler in my daw,much better in re-creating strings than on hardware machines, check out this demo ruclips.net/video/Cuc99gh91OA/видео.html
I happen to own a Yamaha keyboard, but I don't have any particular loyalty to Yamaha. Use whatever product and brand works for your needs. If you need more than one keyboard, mix and match. Don't be hamstrung by loyalty to one manufacturer.
I saw in one of your videos that you mentioned that you had to play simple left-hand triads for the accompaniment to use. Do arranger keyboards create accompaniment based solely on simple, major or minor triads or do they allow you to play more complicated chords as a basis for the accompaniment? I would like to hear bass lines and accompaniment derived from sus4, ninths, etc. Do any arranger keyboards do that?
sus4 & 9ths are basic and pretty much most arrangers can do it. It's the altered 13th#11 etc that trips the lower ranger.
I use a Casio CDP-235R. I do not think the rhythm accompaniment bass lines change drastically with complex chords. The complex chords do shine through nicely. And, you can play many chords as you please with 3 or 4 fingers, some chords I play with 5 fingers. However, one can play a major triad with 1 finger, a minor chord with 2 fingers, a major 7th with 2 fingers. A triad add 9 is recognized. Sus 2, sus 4, diminished, augmented, all recognized. Of the 200 rhythms, I have fun using different genres for the same song, depending how I feel. I find interesting rhythms to use by radically changing the tempo on some rhythms to create better accompaniments. This keyboard is straight forward for live changes on the fly for metronome, tempo, rhythm, tones, intro, variation, and ending. I recommend this Casio series. Only one made now, so others are available used for reasonable prices. These are sturdy keyboards that can take hard playing. The ones I know of Casio CDP- : 200R, 220, 230, 235, 240, and currently new Casio CDP- S350. The 11ths and 13ths are not recognized, or they play the corresponding 4th and 6th an octave lower.
@@JeremySee Thanks!
Though I was rooting for the Korg, the Yamaha sounded deeper, richer, more 'alive.'
That Korg every time I see one makes me drool for one. Wishes I could afford one of them. Out of my $$$ league :( P.S. Accepting donations! LMAO! Great demo of both products. They each have their strength and flaws but am more with the Korg camp of selection in this one. Thanks for sharing this video, stay safe and blessings to you Jeremy. Love your videos man. :)
Now I remembered why I did not buy the PA600SG. ;) I also did not buy the PSR770 then because it was way more expensive than the BK5 and PA600SG.
Yamaha is so deep in sounds. Yamaha sounds super realistic here. Korg is strong. If anyone wants to make yamaha strong, download and use dinamix audio's drum kits, which are stronger than korg drum kits.
Link please
Yamaha downloaded link plz....
Yamaha is far better in sound designing and overall mix of yamaha's styles souds a way better the korg yamaha sounds very commercial and upto mark
Korg is the winner.. 👌
Great stuff Jeremy. . Thanks allot. . Yamaha all the way🤘
I love the sound of Yamaha than Korg...
Yeah I love the voice
The Korg has a much richer sound. The Yamaha sound tinny and canned. For the price point I find the Korg to be the better instrument. My first keyboard was a Yamaha PSR series and them I moved to the Casio WK-6600. I now own a Korg Pa4X and even though there is a major learning curve due to the complexity, I find it to me a much better instrument.
Thanks for sharing. I agree. The Korg PA are such deep instruments.
Yamaha is never canned sorry to tell u i owe a psr sx 900 and my brother korg pA 1000 , Yamaha is user friendly and styles are far ahead of korg , outlook of korg is like a toy board
So jeremy u think korg pa4x is worth buying thang yamaha?
@@Johnsicadda2433 nonsense .... Yamaha has a much worse performance than the Korg Pa 1000. Scratching paint and poor keyboard
SX900 is one generation newer than PA1000, definitely sound better.
Regarding Yamaha styles, with its mega voices library, it beats Korg.
But about the drums, it's otherwise.
Mega voice is useless for performance, it is only suitable for backend track.
Solo te faltó colocar el sonido y/o estilo que estabas ejecutando...
Thank you for the upload as I was waiting for a video "comparison" albeit the demo was not the greatest.
My SY85 served me well for over 2 decades in combination with other synths. I loved the on board sequencer. Never failed on stage.Now it's time to move on.
So PA1000 is going to be my next purchase this month. Better and more features for less the cost of an SX900.
By the way, thank you for the reviews Jeremy as it requires time and effort from your part.
Greetings from the UK.
Yamaha sounds and styles are titled towards west music while Korg sounds towards east.... People prefer Korg in the east and will never buy Yamaha while people from west will never buy Korg......that's why Korg gives preference to it's customers in the east and design special Quarter tone keyboard for it's Arabian customers.... Plus Korg and people in india, indonesia, Afghanistan, Iran, Africa and Arab countries have developed a lot of sounds and styles for Korg arrangers ...which motivates people and they end up buying korg
My personal thoughts about both of them are same.....it's only a matter of taste some one would like one sound from Yamaha and another from Korg....
les ''comparaisons'' ne servent à rien ,car chaque marque à son propre univers sonore,et de plus à notre époque l'on peut améliorer considérablement les styles/sonorités /drums kits avec le YEM comme dans les Yamaha ...
Yamaha sounds better all round.
Yamaha - great job Jeremy
What is the memory for the pa1000?
Plus brillant et plus moderne le SX 900 Merci Pour la Démo Like 25
Amicalement Christian
For me personally the PSR-SX900 sounds better. The PA1000 still sounds ok.
ベンゲル の カナズミトム The Korg looks better. I like the tiltable screen to get the correct angle to view. My fixed screen is terrible, as the angle is wrong. I have to keep raising my body to view the screen. Korg layout looks good. Some voices good. Yamaha drives me nuts with all the continuously flashing lights. The rhythm programming was a little better than the Korg. The volume balance and choice of tones accompanying the rhythm on the Yamaha was smoother to listen to for my ears. Both keyboards look like 61 note organ keys, which I do not like. I prefer 88 piano type keys. I developed an aversion to Yamaha a few years ago that I can not shake= too high a prices. Korg turned me off some years ago with some 16 bit pcm rhythm machines and a lousily written instruction manual. Roland used to be good, but the owner died and their products are hard to understand. The Roland BK9 had keys of incorrect size (too small), and cheap plastic construction with knobs falling off. I stick to the lower end Casio stuff now due to the lower prices and it is sturdy stuff. True, the tones and rhythm programming could improve, needs more variations, intros, and ending. I do not like the Privia stuff- lousy screen, buttons sharp on my fingers to press. The Casio CDP-S350 is a decent compromise on many fronts.
The PSR sx900 sounds pretty much the same as my PSR s970. It's just the touch screen that made it better IMO.
But comparing Korg and Yamaha, i guess yamaha overall is better, but Korg piano sound amazes me.
Raymund Rodriguez Strange. Almost everyone I know can’t bear the default Piano sound on the KORG.
@@eldreddsouza9813 what I meant was on this video, the piano sounded nice.
If u compare your S970 with sx900 side by side, you will notice the sx900 has better sound quality and more "saturated"
Even korg has a very advance feature on the style section, Yamaha is still the best, very smooth fill in. The revo drum sound is WAY better than the last gen drumkit
Voices on the yamaha (guitars, sax) are damn good, but organs, strings and piano i will prefer the korg ones.
Sx900 all day, everyday
Yamaha was the winner in both voices and styles!
Agree with you, but Korg is the winner of functionality and customization .
Korg Pa 1000 sounds good, equally with voice
+1 Yamaha
I think yamaha is better sound all round.
Best korg
sx900 ok
the sound or yamaha more clear and clean it is hear more in front than korg may yge equalizer yamaha better than korg
SArt1 vs. DNC2
No aftertouch in such an expensive keyboard as sx900? Come on Yamaha... It's a shame...
nice
The Korg sounds like The 90s.
I prefer The Sx700 (rather than The Sx900)
Why do you prefer the 700 over the 900? I keep trying to decide which one I'd get.
Also wondering about that
The different of SX700 and SX900 is huge.
SX700 = PSR Level
SX900 = Tyros Level
Overall, the Yamaha.
Korg tends to have styles that are much more song styles.
I think the DNC voices are comparable to the Mega voices, probably the Yamaha Mega voices are better. But the non Mega voices are not as good as the non DNC voices in the Pa1000. And most mega voices require skilled playing. Plus there are functions which I think I prefer on the Pa1000. Jeremy will you do a feature comparison? Or just let the Pa700 comparison video be the final word?
I would love to do a proper comparison. Yamaha isn't sending me a review unit though, knowing how frank I am. You observation is correct.
Mega voices are used for background track only , not for performance. It contains multiple instrument and voices in a different velocity. So that I don't need to allocate multiple channel for different voicing.
e.g. velocity 0-19 for bass string, 20-39 for cello , 40-59 for viola , 60-79 for violin , 80 - 99 for staccato viola and so on.
Korg is best and yamaha is 2nd