Top 5 Best Arranger Keyboards
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Arranger Keyboards are perfect for performing musicians or a one man band. Aside from the keyboard, it comes integrated with an arranger that'll help you create the effect of a full ensemble.
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Yamaha PSR-SX900 - geni.us/fxdFeC
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00:00 Intro
00:43 Casio CT-X5000
02:30 Korg EK-50
04:08 Korg Pa700 Oriental
05:34 Roland Juno-DS76
07:02 Yamaha PSR-SX900
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FYI The Juno DS 76 is not an arranger keyboard. It is a synthesizer. Completely different type of keyboard.
Thanks!
Care to explain the differences? I'd love to know what makes a synthesizer "completely different"...
@@sebastianelytron8450 Arranger keyboards are " One Man Band Keyboards".......Synthersizer keyboards - you use it to play in a Band. I hope that helps. And yes - Juno DS 76 is not an arranger keyboard !!!
@@simonwale6993 So an arranger is just a synthesizer with more features? How is that completely different?
They are completely different, arranger you play chords and it will automatically play backing with drums and bass etc, with buttons for variations and intro and endings, all other keyboards are completely different and do not have the features of an arranger, they are either synths or workstations and the workstation is more about loads of pro sounds and a sequencer. You record in to. I’m am at a loss at how people do not understand the difference. Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, dobro all look similar completely different. Annoying that videos are out there miss leading the public.
very good video, thanks for the video
I use Casio CTX 5000 and Yamaha tyros 3.. I love my CTX 5000 for value and portability..
Hi
Iam Behzad from Sweden . İ had korg pa4x 76 but i sold it because i thought it's Soon for this Jump . İ wanna buying normal price and i wanna start of beginning . Which one recommend best for me . Thanks alot....🌹
PSR-SX900 is just the newer version of the PSR-S950 that I use as a "One Man Band." You just need to master creating you OWN custom styles and this Yamaha line of keyboards can beat even the TOTL brands.
hey is it ok to buy yamaha psr sx900 for a beginner ?? i play guitar but new to piano,??
@@THEL0NEARRANGER thanku so much for the motivation which i really needed and thanks for sharing the "play by ear " series.. it is superb..will definitely try to learn that and this will help me a lott in basics. I also checked your youtube page..you are doing great, and enjoying music too. :) I was earlier confused whether i should buy such an expensive instrument or not, since am all new to keyboard. I was saving for that from last year . And now made my mind to purchase sx900. Hope i will do the justice with instrument.and will try to learn as much as possible.
Thanks for rply :)
@@devengurjar hey brother... Where can I also get the "play by ear" series..
It happens that I am a guitar player and also new with keyboards...!... (The same story)...
Thanx in advance for your answer...!
Hi I also have a Yamaha psr sx900 🎉too and it was more expensive when I first bought it for Christmas I hope that helps
Yeah its good forone man band
i have a Yamaha tyros 5 and still good!
Hi, I’m a professional classical lounge pianist and once in a while I need to play along with a singer for that I used my own arrangements that I do in the format of midi files… I do the drums bass and Organ in the Chours section… I’ve been using my vintage Korg IS40 that sounds pretty good… but I’m looking for a replacement… Can You please advise me which synthesizer has the best GM sound to play back my midi files…
I just bought the latest Korg i3 and I’m extremely disappointed with the sound quality…
Best regards from Funchal
My newest arranger is keyboard is still my Yamaha PSR-295 that was bought new in 2004, I also have a Casio CT-700 and a Yamaha PSR-18
that belonged to my late maternal grandparents, basically any keyboard with auto accompaniments is an arranger but I won't talk too much
about Yamaha Porta Sound keyboards but the PSS-790 also qualifies as an arranger. The Roland Juno DS76 is a workstation not an arranger,
the Juno DS76 is ideal for music production whereas the other keyboards are for one man band situations. Last year I very nearly bought a
Tyros 5 out of jealousy if I'm brutally honest but I used my so called concern about Halion possibly not working on a future computer as an
excuse but I'm glad I didn't in the end even though I had to quit my job to stoop myself from foolishly spending over £2,000 of my hard earned
cash unnecessarily! Also too many people are of the belief that having the latest flagship arranger is what makes them a good player when
in actual fact it's your playing skills that matter more than the keyboard. I have heard keyboard players with a GEM "workstation" that play
better music than some people who have a Tyros 5 or a Genos and even somebody who sounded good playing a Yamaha PSS-570.
To me arranger keyboards are supposed to be fun!
Casio CT700 was my first keyboard ❤❤❤
I love my Yamaha Genos
Surely the Yamaha Genos should be on the list, if not, at number one
yes but the price !!
Korg Pa5x then maybe?
2013 Yamaha PSR S750
Compare Korg pa1000 vs Yamaha psr sx900
Korg is the Best
Yamaha DGX670. But I don’t know if this qualifies for arraigner.
No line outs on it to connect to PA or other speakers.. Can’t gig with it. Otherwise, it is awesome. Heavy damn thing though.
yes it is an arranger. I had one.
Any keyboard that has auto accompaniments is an arranger.
I thought the Roland Juno was a synth.
I have a Roland E 20, Casio CTK 800 and a Korg Pa500, wish I had a Yamaha PSR SX900😁
The Roland E-20 is a classic. I personally have those same sounds on my Roland CM-32L
which is basically an MT-32 without a control panel or display but I can use the buttons on
my midi controller to select the sounds on the CM modules. I don't use those sort of sounds
very much to be honest. I did consider a Yamaha PSR-SX900 but as I do music production
an arranger keyboard is not really practical for my needs but do I have many of the SX900's
sounds in Halion 7 since Steinberg is owned by Yamaha.
@@LittleRichard1988 Just wanted the Yamaha Psr sx900 cause i need a naw arranger, my Korg Pa 500 is the only profesional arranger i own but is dated, so i need a new arranger wich already have great sounds from the factory, even if it doesn t have so many sound design options as a new Korg Pa, for sound design i have 3 profesional workstations
Medeli AKX-10
@@FirstnameLastname-dm2xl Not the same quality as yamaha or korg
@@sorinsola6530 I don't know what you mean by that but you get a lot more for the price if you bought a Korg or Yamaha price equivalent
Are arranger keyboards worth buying if you only want high quality instrument sounds to
use in your productions even if your not bothered about the auto accompaniments?
As you can hear, the Pa4x has some very nice high quality sounds and effects build in.
However, if you are not interested in the auto accompanying functionality, a workstation or synthesizer would probably be a better choice for you than an arranger keyboard.
@@davidosolo In October I came very close to buying a Tyros 5 which sounds almost on par with some of the newer Yamaha Motif synthesizers and I
also noticed many of Halion's sounds are very similar. The only sort of sounds flagship Yamaha arrangers tend to have that they don't use in their worstations
are some of the Super Articulation 2 type instruments, the theatre organs and church organs that are part of "Organworld" and the Shoo bee dooh bob and
Gospel voices. But as I resigned in October I couldn't afford to spend thousands of pounds on a new keyboard, in my case I was better off sticking with VST
instruments but I have Halion which is a VST workstation based heavily on various Yamaha Motif sounds, I now have Halion 7 which also includes new stuff
like FM Lab and a Spectral sampler with timestreatching making it easier to play an acoustic instrument from one sample.
@@davidosolo Given that I made that comment either just before I was about to buy a Tyros 5 or after I decided not to as a result
of my resignation and termination of employment I do now 100% agree that a workstation or synthesizer ( software or hardware )
is better for music production than an arranger. With a workstation you can create any sort of sound you want whereas arrangers
have very limited sound editing options. But if you want more realistic sounds Kontakt or EastWest sample libraries are the way
to go. However if I was serious and wanted a keyboard that was better than my old Casio CT-700 then maybe a Casio CTX-5000 or
Korg EK-50 would be worth considering as I purposely use something like that if I want a more digitized 90s sound like jazz organ
but at the same time I would probably prefer a Korg M1r or a Korg 01/W or a Korg 01R/W. I think I will wait until module versions of the
Korg M1 and Korg 01 come up on EBay although the M1r and 01R/W are super rare. In short for modern sounds I prefer to use VSTs
but 90s PCM sounds better on the original hardware.
@@LittleRichard1988 For music production you would use workstations, synthesizers or VST´s rather than arrangement keyboards, for sure. An arrangement keyboard is more directed towards people that want to perform as a one man band in a live situation or learn how to perform directly songs at home or just do some gigging. It is a lot of fun, but the goal should never be to create the best production.
With regard to the Korg M1: the VST sounds just as good as the original synthesizer IMO and might be more convenient.
use software instruments, these are much better.
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Roland E-A7 should have been on no. 2. Juno compares more with Yamaha MX and Korg Kross workstations. Roland E-A7 is Roland's top of the line arranger. So is Korg PA700/1000 as they compare directly with Yamaha PSR SX 700/900. For Casio their top of the line is MZX 500/300.
I have a Panasonic technique 5000 and it's outrageously good keyboard you set up really good that's not being made anymore but it's even better than the 7,000 mile I think it has the amplifiers built right into it and it's a in the ranger keyboard and it's a good one but it's going sour on me the something's worn out in there remember but it has 20 different of every instrument 20 pianos 20 Foods 20 guitars 20 every instrument and it gives you quite a lot to microphone plugs right into it go through the stereo system and you have a board to adjust your Reverb and all that to make your voice sound good and it's a very good people and then I shoot bad I can't get it fixed there's nobody that can fix them they don't have
"The one thing you should know about the Dinkleblopper 69 OMG is....." - the bloody price.
I recommend Medeli AKX10. It is one of the most economical and professional level arranger keyboard with greater power than the Yamaha arrangers
no ty, soundquality is a lot lower.
You can't be serious...
The best arranger keyboards upto 2023 are: *YAMAHA GENOS 2* and *KETRON Event 76*
And the next thye are:
*Yamaha Smart Electric Piano S500*
and then *Yamaha PSR SX900*
Right now using Yamaha psr s910.
Wanna upgrade but confused between
Yamaha psr SX 900 and korg pa 1000.
Which to purchase?
You are having a Yamaha experience BR , PSR SX must be great upgrade and choice to enjoy that you can download extra world styles from Yamaha rather than buying PA 1000 but it is also good one too. But Korg PA is not a user friendly for Yamha players
I am having PSR S950 for the past ten years now I am planning to buy PSR SX900
@@ThamilNesan hey is it ok to buy yamaha psr sx900 for a beginner ?? i play guitar but new to piano,
and even i am looking to play this for 10 years atleast?? what is your opinion?
@@devengurjar Go for it yes you will love it BR Yamaha PSR SX user friendly When I bought PSR S950 as brand new , I have learned with minimal chord fingering skills by my friend help with God's grace to play, sing, worshipping him then I added with Korg Electribe on these days to have extra sound bass effects also It's cheaper in India, I feel comparing prize wise in our Canada these days 😃
@@ThamilNesan : THANKS A LOTTT man, now your response is giving me confidence to buy this machine, My friends told me to go with entry level keyboards ,but i dint like their sounds honestly, and when you play something which sounds great , you practice more. Now my doubts are clear... will soon purchase sx900.
yes in india it is priced 1453 USD but no offers , i was saving for this from last year.
Go for korg
Genos all day long :)
NO SAMPLES OF HOW ANY OF THEM SOUND???????
Low entry models vs average arranger models vs workstation? Hm.. very bad comparism...
All keyboards that have auto accompaniments are arrangers. But the Roland Juno-DS76 is
a workstation not an arranger.
I think Korg is in no 1
Sx 900 and pa 700 is equal range,
Sx 700 and pa 600 is equal in range..
The best arranger keyboards upto 2023 are: *YAMAHA GENOS 2* and *KETRON Event 76*
And the next thye are:
*Yamaha Smart Electric Piano S500*
and then *Yamaha PSR SX900*
Korg Pa700 is an arranger keyboard IS NOT SYNTHESIZER . Bad information
👏 Promo_SM!!
bro my favorite is roland ea7
CORRECT ! YAMAHA PSR-S950 IS THE BEST FANTASTIC MACHINE IN WHICH ALL THE REST ARE BASED ! ALL PSR-S950 REVIEWS ARE 5 STARS EVERYWHERE ! A PIECE OF ART !
PSR SX900 way better than PSR-S950. I'm a PSR SX900 owner.
IT ALL STARTED WITH THE PSR-S950 ! ALL THE REST ARE LITTLE ADS AND CHANGES. @@beloncfy
SX700
They are completely different, arranger you play chords and it will automatically play backing with drums and bass etc, with buttons for variations and intro and endings, all other keyboards are completely different and do not have the features of an arranger, they are either synths or workstations and the workstation is more about loads of pro sounds and a sequencer. You record in to. I’m am at a loss at how people do not understand the difference. Electric guitar, acoustic guitar, bass guitar, dobro all look similar completely different. Annoying that videos are out there miss leading the public.
Excellent feedback. Thank you. We'll look at doing an explainer video to rectify this.
good presentation but i think your researce is far behind outdated..
What ? Juno DS 76 is not a arranger keyboard 😂😂😂😂
Although the pads can be used as a " kind of arranger" it's a synthesized. Whilst it has great piano sounds strings & Brass, the Organs are absolutely rubbish so don't expect to use them in a live setting.. Definitely not an arranger and the Ek 50 and CTC are both basic starter keyboards and certainly not Pro arrangers.
Roland ea7 is best
Great Arranger Keyboard. No doubt.
Could you tell exactly why with comparative examples???
Thank you in advance...
The Juno is not an arranger keyboard.
Yamaha only ))
I agree in general Yamaha always had more realistic sounds regardless weather it's an entry level
keyboard, midrange keyboard or a flagship keyboard. But some of Casio's entry level keyboards
are in fact better than Yamaha entry level keyboards or at least Casio have better organ sounds
compared to Yamaha entry level keyboards.
Acoording to me korg is best among all arrangers :)
"Acustic Beats"... Could you tell exactly which model of Korg arranger? Which is not too much ultra high expensive... Also...???
@@octavio-blues-sound3022 pa 700 the best of all..!
*_YAMAHA ES MEJOR QUE KORG, LOS SONIDOS DE YAMAHA SON MAS REALES Y LOS RITMOS MÁS DINÁMICOS_*
Best arranger keyboards currently in the market for advanced and professional musicians
1. KORG PA5x
2. Yamaha Genoa
3. KORG pa1000 or pa4x [old model]
4. Yamaha sx900
5. KORG pa700
Thanks for the knowledge Peter.
1.27 thousand people being incorrectly informed about products. Mmmmm
You are exactly 100% wrong. The best arranger keyboards upto 2023 are: *YAMAHA GENOS 2* and *KETRON Event 76*
And the next thye are:
*Yamaha Smart Electric Piano S500*
and then *Yamaha PSR SX900*
Casio and Yamaha PSR-SX900 are not top keyboards.On the Yamaha Psr-Sx900, there are plain, lousy plastic keys on the keyboard these were put in old keyboard models about 20 years ago.The keys wear out very quickly, they start to break and have a shift left and right.The keyboard is otherwise not bad, but the keyboard is a disaster.I have received over 14 of these keyboards recently for repair and they all had the same error of damaged and broken keys.
Korg pa4x and pa5x are the best
No it's not arranger keyboard try Yamaha genos
Any keyboard with auto accompaniments is an arranger regardless of weather it's
a cheap entry level keyboard, a mid range keyboard or a flagship keyboard like Tyros 5 or Genos.
Korg pa1000. Matchless. No 111111
I'm sorry but, you don't know anything about Arranger Keyboards!!
Are you able to make a Top List, without mentioned Genos, Tyros 5, Korg...
You don't need a Genos if you know how to use a PSR keyboard. All Genos styles work fine in my PSR-950, maybe even better. I have posted a S950 verses Genos comparison at youtube just to prove my claim.
All keyboards with auto accompaniments are arrangers. The only thing that's incorrect
is that the Roland Juno DS76 is a workstation not an arranger.
Ha ha ha!
Lo
I think you picked the worst group of arrangers possible!
What would be your top 5?
@@gearmusictech well arranger keyboards have an awful habit of sounding like " arrangers"and Yamaha's psrx 900 is no exception despite its soundset.The sounds are great except the Organ"s that don't have a Leslie slow/fast speed up/slow down but the effect is built into the sample!! Unforgivable in such an expensive instrument and it sounds cheesy despite ( or because of?) The styles..I would choose the Yamaha psr9000pro over the psr-x any day although rare now.. the ketron Event is the most mind blowing arranger out there and Roland BK-9 ( again rare ) is a dramatically better product and manages to sound like a workstation not an arranger, Korg's PA2X pro was magnificent sharing sound technology with the Triton Extreme and all the better for it and the medeli akx 10 has very similar specs to the Yamaha psr-x 900 and is £1000 cheaper!! but hey .I've owned them all but don't own an arranger any more . I have a Clone wheel organ and a 16channel multitrack track and a drum machine these days
JAJAJAJAAA...JAJAJAJAJAAAA....ARRANGER PARA NIÑOS...ANIMO CON ALEGRIAS..VERY GOOD..
You are exactly 100% wrong. The best arranger keyboards upto 2023 are: *YAMAHA GENOS 2* and *KETRON Event 76*
And the next thye are:
*Yamaha Smart Electric Piano S500*
and then *Yamaha PSR SX900*
Good shout. I'll add those to my list for future reviews. Thank you!