Yamaha PSR-E303, YPT-300 owner manual Contents

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Contents

Panel logos

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Supplied Accessories

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Setting Up

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Power Requirements

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Connecting headphones (PHONES/OUTPUT Jack) . 9

Connecting a footswitch (SUSTAIN Jack)

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Using the MIDI Terminals

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Turn on the power

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Panel Controls and Terminals

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Front Panel

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Rear Panel

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— Quick Guide —

 

Step 1

 

Changing the Voices

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Try playing a variety of instrument Voices

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Playing Two Voices Simultaneously—Dual

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Playing Different Voices with the Left and

 

Right Hands—Split

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Playing the Grand Piano Voice

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Drum kits

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Step 2

 

Fun Sounds

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Step 3

 

Play With The Metronome

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Start the metronome

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Step 4

 

Playing Songs

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Select and Listen to a Specific Song

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Step 5

 

Play with a Style

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Selecting a rhythm of a Style

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Playing with a Style

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Step 6

 

Record your own performance

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Recording Your Performance

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Recording to a specified track

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Deleting User Songs

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Backup and Initialization

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Backup

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Initialization

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Basic Operation and Displays

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Basic Operation

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Display

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Song Lesson

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Lesson 1 (Listen & Learn)

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Lesson 2 (Timing)

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Lesson 3 (Waiting)

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Song settings

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Changing the Melody Voice

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Song Volume

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Mute

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Practice Makes Perfect

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Play With a Variety of Effects

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Adding Harmony

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Adding Reverb

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Adding Chorus

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Adding Panel Sustain

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Handy Performance Features

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Touch Response Sensitivity

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Setting the Split Point

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Transpose

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Tuning

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One Touch Setting

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Changing the tempo of the Song/Style

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Adjusting the Voice Parameters

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Style (Auto Accompaniment) Functions

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Various ways to start and stop Style playback

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Pattern Variation (Sections)

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Adjusting the Style Volume

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Playing Auto Accompaniment Chords

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Easy Chords

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Standard Chords

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Looking up Chords Using the Chord Dictionary

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Function Settings

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Select the item and change the value

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About MIDI

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What is MIDI?

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What You Can Do With MIDI

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Transferring Performance Data To and

 

From Another Instrument

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Transferring data between the PSR-E303/YPT-300

 

and a computer

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Troubleshooting

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Voice List

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Maximum Polyphony

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Drum Kit List

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Style List

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Effect Type List

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MIDI Implementation Chart

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MIDI Data Format

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Effect map

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Specifications

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Index

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Contents Page Please Keep this Manual FCC Information U.S.A Precautions Saving and backing up your data Panel logos Supplied AccessoriesContents Using Batteries Setting UpPower Requirements Using an AC Power AdaptorTurn on the power Using the Midi TerminalsMake all necessary connections Before turning the power on Front Panel Panel Controls and Terminals@1 @2 @3 @4@5 @6@7 Flute Try playing a variety of instrument VoicesPress the Voice button Select a VoicePress the Dual ON/OFF button to turn the Dual function on Playing Two Voices Simultaneously-DualSelect a Dual Voice Select a Split Voice Press the Split ON/OFF button to turn the Split function onPress the Voice button Select the desired Drum kit Playing the Grand Piano VoiceDrum kits Press the Portable Grand buttonDrum Kit List Try out each keyPress the Sound Effect KIT button Quick Guide Fun SoundsTempo Set the metronome tempo by using the number buttons 0-9, +Start the metronome Press the TEMPO/TAP button to display the tempoAppears Set the time signature by using the number buttons 0-9, +Set the metronome volume by using the number buttons 0-9, + Press the Function button a number of times until MetroVolPress the START/STOP button Select the desired Song by using the number buttons 0-9, +Select and Listen to a Specific Song Press the Song buttonSong List Other OperationsHH Light Selecting a rhythm of a StylePress the Style button Select a StyleTurn Sync Start on Playing with a StyleSplit Point Auto Accompani Ment range Start recording Recording Your PerformanceStop recording Recording to a specified trackUser Specify the track you want to recordRecording to Track Press and hold the REC button for longer than a second Deleting User SongsPress the +/YES button Initialization Backup and InitializationBackup Backup ClearBasic Operation Basic Operation and DisplaysPress a button to select a basic function BritePno003 Select the desired Song for your lesson Song LessonLesson 1 Listen & Learn Yamaha Education SuiteStart Lesson Stop the Lesson modeNo LPart Select the part you want to practiceGrade Lesson 2 TimingR3 Waiting Lesson 3 WaitingSong Volume Song settingsChanging the Melody Voice Mute Set the Song Volume by pressing the number buttons 0- 9, +SongVol Repeat Practice Makes PerfectOFF Repeat Adding Harmony Play With a Variety of EffectsTrio Hall2 Adding ReverbTo add Reverb Select a Reverb TypeOFF Sustain Adding ChorusAdding Panel Sustain Chorus1Touch Response Handy Performance FeaturesSetting the Touch Sensitivity Touch Response SensitivityTranspose Setting the Split PointTranspos SprnoSax TuningOne Touch Setting TuningChanging the tempo of the Song/Style Adjusting the Voice ParametersVarious ways to start and stop Style playback Style Auto Accompaniment FunctionsStarting Style playback Play the Ending and Stop Stop and Enter Sync Start ModeStopping Style playback Immediate StopTurn Sync Start on Pattern Variation SectionsPress the INTRO/ENDING/rit. button Press the MAIN/AUTO Fill buttonSet the Style volume by using the number buttons 0-9, + Adjusting the Style VolumeStyleVol Easy Chords Standard Chords Playing Auto Accompaniment ChordsEasy Chords Standard ChordsChord Name/Abbreviation Normal Voicing Chord C Display Recognized Standard Chords ChartDict Looking up Chords Using the Chord DictionaryChord names About chordsSelect the item and change the value Function SettingsSet the value by using the number but- tons 0-9, + Function Setting ListVolume About Midi What is MIDI?What You Can Do With Midi Midi settings Local SettingsChart of PC Settings External Clock SettingsPC Mode OFF PC modePSR-E303/YPT-300 Panel Setting Transmission Initial Send Remote Control of Midi DevicesRemote control keys Connecting a personal computer Installing Musicsoft DownloaderTransferring data from a computer Using Transferred Songs for LessonsProblem Possible Cause and Solution TroubleshootingMaximum Polyphony Voice ListVoice List Chromatic Ensemble Synth Effects Sound Effects Midi Drum Kit ListDrum Kit List Maou Style Style Name Beat Style ListHarmony Types Effect Type ListYamaha Midi Implementation ChartOmni Poly Effect map Midi Data FormatPanel Controls SpecificationsPanel Controls and Terminals IndexIndex Limited Warranty North America WD56610

PSR-E303, YPT-300 specifications

The Yamaha YPT-300 and PSR-E303 are two notable models in Yamaha's extensive lineup of portable keyboards, designed to provide users with a versatile instrument suitable for both beginners and more experienced musicians. These keyboards incorporate a variety of features and technologies that make them appealing to a wide audience.

One of the standout features of both models is the comprehensive range of 61 semi-weighted keys, which offer a responsive touch and allow for expressive performances. The keyboards come equipped with a variety of voices, boasting over 500 instrument sounds. This diverse array includes everything from traditional piano and strings to modern synths and percussion, providing users with plenty of options to explore different musical styles.

Accompanying the extensive sound palette is a broad selection of accompaniment styles, with over 200 preset styles that allow users to play along with a full band sound. This feature is particularly beneficial for practice sessions, composing, or simply enjoying music in a more engaging way. The Smart Chord function further enhances the playing experience by allowing users to play complex chords with a simple finger placement, making it easier for beginners to create rich harmonic sounds.

In terms of educational features, both the YPT-300 and PSR-E303 include a built-in lesson function. This function helps users learn to play popular songs with ease through visual aids and simplified note guidance. The Performance Assistant technology is another innovative element, which prevents mistakes during play by ensuring that only musically relevant notes are sounded, a great tool for building confidence.

For connectivity, both models are equipped with a headphone jack for private practice, as well as MIDI connectivity that allows for integration with music production software and other digital instruments. The USB-to-host port is also a significant feature, enabling users to connect the keyboards to a computer or tablet, opening up a wide range of possibilities for music creation and recording.

Overall, the Yamaha YPT-300 and PSR-E303 are packed with features designed to inspire and assist musicians of all levels. With their user-friendly interface, extensive sound libraries, and versatile functionalities, these keyboards serve as a perfect gateway for anyone looking to explore the world of music.
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