10 *BAD* things about Yamaha PSR-E463 | YAMAHA PSR-EW410

[@vito_keys]

Things I didn't like about PSR-E463 1. Lacks style and tone editor. Other keyboards in a similar price point (namely, Casio CTK/CT-X, Korg Micro-Arranger and Roland BK-3), do have these editor functions 2. Piano samples remain unchanged since the original model, the E403 from 2006. Here, only 76-key EW series gets a new piano tone which is the Live Grand Piano from the S series 3. No actual Rhodes/Suitcase sounds. All the electric pianos on the PSR-E models are 80s style electric pianos, even the "Funky EP" doesn't sound vintage at all. 4.The preset styles need more bigger update. I know there are some S series-derived styles but that's not enough. Most basic styles (8 beat, 16 beat, ballad, Latin etc.) are actually taken from the older models like the PSR-2100 and PSR-3000 5.Several sounds have unchanged samples. The E463 (and E453 as well) introduces a massive number of new sounds, but there are some that still unchanged since the very first, original model. These include the guitar and saxophone (other than "Sweet Soprano")

[@hangebicom]

I see main issue with all E series is lack of step sequencer and quantize function. Regarding the styles, I can track some of them back to PSR-E640 and even more ancient models, ones that used special cartridges (Mainly the disco styles).

[@MarkAnthony5150]

Yamaha hire this man👆

[@canadiansoul9401]

YAMAHA, HIRE THIS MAN TODAY.

[@la7yka]

Why?

[@ElectricCelt56]

Hi Jeremy. Perhaps you could add these 2 obvious omissions to the PSR e463 : 1) No delay! That is, no slap-back echo, no tempo-synced effects. 2) Poor arpeggiator. The dual voice can't operate independently when the arp is switched on. Also, if you switch on the left hand bass, the arp defaults to the left hand only. Nice videos- keep it up.

[@philippequenin6656]

you can add delay/echo by using the harmony function and select echos...

[@howardfowler2255]

Possible solutions to the shiny plastic around the LCD screen. Paint over shiny plastic with non reflective paint,use steel wool on the shiny areas taking care not to scratch LCD screen area,or apply some non shiny tape to the reflective plastic areas. Just a few suggestions that might work .

[@graycolors2879]

Yes, it misses octave + and - buttons. But In over 30yrs old Yamaha PSR27 I had TRANSPOSE + and - buttons to shift all the sounds by one step up or down.

[@anthonyparson7135]

I agree the registration button set up, the navigation display should be better, and as you said Yamaha could easily rectify it. It's probably my biggest pet peeve with the keyboard right now as I like to create a lot of sounds/tones through combining voices dual/split. I haven't had too much issue with the reflective display yet. Keep up the good work on your videos, I'll watch more when I get the chance.

[@bobs7007]

If this keyboard is anything like my PSR-E433, then a couple of your issues can be solved by simply not saving a style to a registration. On my PSR-E433, when setting up a registration, if I make sure that the SONG button is engaged (instead of the STYLE or DJ PATTERN button), then when I save the registration, it will save the main, dual, and split voice sounds and settings, but not the style. Therefore, you can select whatever style you want, at whatever tempo you want, and then play that style. And you can then freely switch between the registrations without affecting the style number or tempo. This would allow a student to practice the song at any tempo. Similarly, you could have the style playing while you are playing one registration. Then, you can press the fill/section button to activate a fill while also switching style sections, and then while that is going on, you can press a different registration to get a different combination of sounds. Again, this assumes that you saved these registrations without a style. If the PSR-E463 cannot save registrations without a style in this fashion like my E433 can, than that is a different story.

[@Stephanie9959]

Bob S Yes thank you. This worked.

[@jhunarevalo4863]

jeremy, please make a video on how to do set up in registration memory and how to delete the music that you already program on registration memory. i just bought my new PSR-E463. Thank you!

[@1942nn]

NO COUNT INTRO: One can certainly press START to get one bar drum as intro, then play. Sometimes I press START, after one bar, press FILL and get a drum fill to start a song (or to play the intro myself).

[@truetalk5211]

Jeremy, would you give input on problem construction issues with Yamaha PSR keybuards. Specifically, I have had certain internal breakdown of keys on various PSR keyboards. I have four of them. One problem is I use these keyboards professionally, playing live shows, and sone songs I play hard.. Perhaps it is too much stress for these relatively inexpensive keyboards. I repair these keyboards myself (opening up the keyboard, and soldering the broken joints and connecting rods and pins). Is there an alternative repair shop that you could refer? Expert repair would probably cost as much to buy a new keyboard. 😣 - Doc from Dallas TX

[@salsagoals]

Great informative video, Jeremy! Did Yamaha correct any of these problems with the PSR-E373/EW310?

[@JeremySee]

A few. Not all.

[@salsagoals]

@@JeremySee Thanks for replying! I look forward to finding out more about the improvements!

[@pirinst]

Hi Jeremy. I mentioned my main complaint in a previous review from you. It was a pitch modulation that sounds like a phaser in the bass notes of folk guitar samples that goes back to the early models of the 400 series psr e. I returned the keyboard and bought a used psr e453 which has the same issue but for a lot less money. Watching your casio reviews that did not allow any modifications to split and dual voicing and also attempting to play Toulouse Street and using split and octave functions a light came on for me. Solution. Split using classgtr on the split with octave change and folk guitar above the pitch drop notes. Using more reverb on the classgtr it thins it enough to be a good enough match. So from bottom to top range it sounds good enough now. Will have to save in a registration for non electric guitar songs. Casio do not have the bass pitch problem but dont sound that good in a lot of tones and the keys are usually flimsy. I might go buy back another 463 now because it has a much better rotary effect imo than the 453. Thanks for your videos. I hope Yamaha takes notice. It sould be easy to replace the Folk Guitar sample going forward. My MO 6 has no pitch issues so they can do better. When I play piano sounds I just leave the function on main octave that way when I hit function it is a quick up or down change. Would not work with layered sounds though as you noted. guess necessity is really the mother of invention.

[@usmcoth]

If I had the money we could design the PSR-SEE-E463. Those were GREAT ideas. I can also see a problem with the sample zone images that I cannot see without my glasses or standing back and bending down to see them. Could they backlight them with LED?

[@milododds1]

Your comments make total sense. Perhaps Yamaha left off many of these recommendations because they need reasons for people to purchase the S series or the E series, I'm certain they must be aware of these issues.

[@MichaelHadac]

Hi Jeremy. I have a question about recording to USB on the E-463. It records fine but all the recorded tracks are way too low! Sounds like 10 or less. I can rise the levels in Wave File editor later. However, is there a Function here, that I can Increase the level output to USB say to 110 or 128? I can't get it or see it in the E-463 manual either.. Thanks, Michael.

[@jordanlivesey4715]

well, I have to sadly part ways with my psr e463 because the pitch bend broke and now I can no longer use the keyboard, the only worthy replacement is a psr 295 but it doesn't have a USB port, to me, losing that keyboard is like losing a loved one

[@keithy501]

Most of your comments are the reasons why I switched from the PSR E to the PSR S series, however the PSR E has come along way since I had the E403 model and I'm tempted by this latest model just as a quick practice go-to keyboard

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching Keithy. I can't wait to get my paws on an S675! Do subscribe and give the video a thumbs up if haven't done so. Thanks!

[@keithy501]

I got a S970 recently but can't find time to play it :-(

[@jesusardaiz8405]

Thanks for your video, Jeremy. As always, very useful!!. I've this keyboard and I'm very happy whit this, but the worst thing for me is the behavior or de "autofill button". So, when you use this, always alternates between A and B. I've discovered that if you push two tiimes the button, it mantains A or B, but it's so dificult. I'd like to choose mantain A or B after. using "autofill button". Best regards!

[@JeremySee]

That's how the E-series is. Just have to press twice to stay in the same rhythm variation. 😉

[@GrzegorzMatuszewski]

ONE extra button is all that was needed to prevent this major annoyance. This omission is simply idiotic on the part of Yamaha designers.

[@yzaabellanosa1405]

all psr e4 series have the small screen when the psr e473 is released the screen should be big!!!

[@1942nn]

My career was in firmware development. I have a lot of ideas for an ideal arranger keyboards. However, never seen one. So we all have to make do with what we have at hand. One simple example: RITARD to smohtly slow down accomp. music, then aTEMPO to go back to original tempo. With registrations, I can save reg#1 to be style#1 with tempo 60 for example, reg#2 to be style#2 with tempo 100, etc... During live play, I need to push the correct reg. button to activate the desired styles in the song. This requires setup ahead of time for a particular song that demand this sort of complexity. And this set of registrations has to be saved (usually under the name of the song for easy retrieval). KORG keyboards use "performance" for the same goal, but KORG also has the option to "freeze the style" when changing "performance". Bottom line: figure out various "work around" to work around the limitation of an arranger.

[@jmc8577]

Preferred Yamaha then if that's the brand preference?

[@yoonji-woo1768]

Hi Jeremy! My mom finally agreed to buy me a new keyboard!! I've been rooting on this as well as the PSR-EW410. Did Yamaha announce (officially) that there will be a later version of this series coming out? Say PSR-E473 or any PSR-EW with 72 keys? So I know if I should just be patiently waiting till it's out on the market. Anybody who will answer will be a big help. Thank you~

[@manooverduevideos6886]

What will you recommend for me,i actually was saving for this keyboard because of the sequencing functions and 750 voices,and the yamaha sounds,as i already have casio ctk 3500...pls i would appreciate ur recommendations. Thanks

[@dhrubapatgiri3986]

Sir please reply Latest yamaha keyboard under 20. Which will be best

[@unagi5424]

Hi Jeremy! Thanks for this insightful video! Was wondering, which keyboard would you recommend? I have been looking to get a keyboard, and now is the perfect time as there are sales going on now. Thank you!

[@JeremySee]

Hey Kenneth, that depends on your level of playing and where you will be using the keyboard. You seem to be wanting to use it for piano worship? Do let me have more info. Do subscribe and like the video.

[@Jojo-hz6rk]

Jeremy See, Permit me to join in this conversation as I am in a similar situation. I primarily need a keyboard for worship playing (mostly by ear so the psr e463 seems great to me) but I hope to begin learning sheet music very very soon (so the absence of live grand piano voice in the e463 somehow bothers me). The s series have it (e.g s670) but they are kind of high budget for me, plus I think I might not ever use half of its total functions. Also the 76 key ew410 might be a little to big for me.. (or not?) Well I'm confused and I need you candid opinion..( I'm not bent on Yamaha, another brand if a good price range will do too..) Thanks and by the way your videos are great 👍.

[@JeremySee]

If piano voice is important to you, the lowest priced with good piano sounds is either Yamaha EW410 or Casio CT-X3000. Thanks for watching, buddy. And you will be blessed in the service of the Lord.

[@Prox07]

Io ho risolto il problema della plastica a rischio sul monitor, mettendovi sopra la pellicola di un tablet da 7 pollici che la ricopre quasi tutta. Grazie per i tuoi tutorial, li seguo con attenzione.

[@ConeyIsland1952]

All very good points that I hope they will address & include in the next Psr EW510 hopefully...yes onboard octave +/- is SO NEEDED !!!!!

[@thuctran4877]

i found your channel very interesting since i like the way you pointing out the weakness of keyboards. oh, and i did watched the comparing Casio X700 - Psr 463 - Psr 363, and imo the 463 give the best sound among, however i chose the x700 since the love to Casio. thanks Jeremy.

[@umyintmaung2730]

How do you like PSR-EW400 or E453? It would grateful if you show a short tutorial on using registration memory buttons. Thanks in advance.

[@mariafriend644]

I just bought the E463, the headphones jack should be on the side!! You are correct!!

[@MRMR-el7uo]

Jeremy, when you demonstrate the keyboards sounds, do we hear the sound from the speakers or is the sound from the inside?

[@njscothern3250]

It's going to be direct sound as in a room with fresh air you'll always get acoustic different,but it will sound good depending which room you play in

[@graycolors2879]

Yeah it sucks to have only one intro, and usually it is 4 or 5 bars long. On Yamaha PSR28 I also had 1 intro, but it was I think only 1 bar. I could live with ending 4 bars long, but would appreciate being shorter. I wish updated E series had intros and endings selectable length/type in menu, or dedicated buttons for that. But more buttons are found in PRS S keyboards.

[@ayushnema6189]

Sir I tried get aux input through my keyboard into my headphones (i inserted my aux into the port and then connected my headphones in tht usual output jack). The sound isnt coming proper. I too have yamaha psre453. Could you please check whether its a fault of the Keyboard or the model? This isn't a problem with Yamaha psre353

[@teezeeteezee7874]

In casio ct x3000 it is just like that too? Wht are differences?(

[@juanmiguel431]

According to these problems, which piano can be a better option?

[@VenomousK24Gaming]

Sir I'm from india and i want to buy yamaha psr ew410 ... Shall i get this product from you

[@New_Zealand_Music]

Hi there just an idea you could put maybe a cellphone or a tablet filter that sticks on the screen to make it easier to look at just an idea thanks for the demo

[@saeedooo]

How can change brightness in E463 ??? Please help me

[@plbond007]

Nice video Jeremy , Yamaha should hire you * the Screen should be in the size place, headphones jack should be in front and bluetooth connect also .... maybe on psr E763 !

[@JeremySee]

😬 unfortunately, Yamaha Music Asia don't think the same way as you do. Thank you for your kind words.

[@nigelreadon8381]

The recorded voice you cannot loop using A-B section correctly, and the tempo returns to normal.

[@ayagi70]

Do CASIO CTX series have all 10 functions that PSR E 463 doesn't have? Your help will be very useful before I buy between PSR E 463 and CTX series. Thanks in advance.

[@JeremySee]

CT-X5000

[@mirkomontaldo]

I have found an annoying behaviour related to the DUAL function: when you tune the DUAL voice keeping the its button pressed, this is only valid until you change the main voice assignment. I mean if I want to keep my setting of DUAL voice with another main voice I cannot do that unless setting back the DUAL one. Is there a way out for that?

[@tinman1528]

Here are three more missing items that you did not include in your video that are very important: #1. Five pin midi (in/out). #2. SPDIF in/output digital audio (left/right). #3. Dedicated analog 1/4 inch line level audio outputs (left/right)......We need more options for recording !!!!! ... #1 (5 pin midi) allows us to hook this up to an external audio interface in the recording studio when sending midi back and forth from a midi arranger in a Digital Audio Workstation to trigger voices/sounds/instruments in the keyboard when recording. Plus, If we use the USB to send midi and/or audio to the studio computer for recording, we must select the keyboard as an audio interface instead of using our dedicated studio audio interface (this is a bad idea due to how drivers work). Plus, did you know that there is no way to daisy chain USB midi devices without a dedicated converter box (five pin midi is not like USB, you CAN daisy chain five pin midi devices if needed)... #2. (SPDIF) will allow for clean, perfect digital audio to be transmitted to a dedicated audio interface that has SPDIF when recording. However, If USB is used for audio instead, we no longer can use our dedicated studio audio interface to receive the audio. We are stuck having the keyboard being used as an audio interface instead due to how drivers work (again, another bad idea for professional uses). #3. (dedicated analog audio line level outputs) This allows for high quality audio to be transmitted out the keyboard when needed. You can currently use the headphone jack to send the audio out of the keyboard to the studio's audio interface, but to the best of my knowledge, the headphone jack is designed to power the speakers in headphones (amplified) and is not designed to send audio at "line level" signal for best audio recording (I need to check the specs to be sure here). There is a device (hardware) that you can purchase that will convert the USB midi to standard five pin midi that will allow this keyboard to be driven by dedicated studio audio interface that has five pin midi input/output, but you still have to send the audio out of the headphone jack to the studio audio interface (no dedicated line level output for professional recording). It is very sad that these people who design these keyboards are not creating a product that is very flexible for use in professional recording studios. This means that Yamaha has failed here to create a great product. Why spend money on a useless product unless you are buying this keyboard because you want a "toy"... Sorry Yamaha, you FAILED big time !!! I returned my PSR-E463 to the dealer... Save your money until Yamaha wakes up and creates a useful quality product. This is a shame because the voices/sounds in this keyboard are very nice, but this keyboard lacks many of the required features that would make this keyboard a truly top notch product that stands above all the rest. But, Yamaha has failed in this department.

[@BrainToMush]

I actually really like that huge piece of plastic. I'd say it is a tiny bit too reflective but I haven't had any problem with it.

[@philmanning2549]

Me either.

[@Mn2rockxz]

Gr8! work man.. appreciate.. bt they didn't change anything new in it..

[@JeremySee]

True.

[@snehal50samarpit]

Hey what is the difference between e453 and this. If possible please make a vs. Greetings frm India✌️

[@JeremySee]

Here are the differences. - Sampling feature - USB audio recording #15 new styles: - 2 new "8 Beat" styles - 1 new "16 Beat" style - 1 new "Ballad" style - 1 new "Dance" style - 5 new "Latin" styles - 5 new "World" styles #10 new "groove" patterns: - 2 new "Dance Pop" patterns - 1 new "House" pattern - 7 new "World" patterns (which is a new category) - 3 new reverb types

[@shuouma3327]

@@JeremySee Hello, Jeremy. I just want to ask which is better, the previous PSR-453, or the new PSR-E463? And which one is more suitable for noobs and beginners? I heard that the PSR-E453 is more beginners-friendly, is that right? Thank you as always for the great videos.

[@philippequenin6656]

@@JeremySee E453 already have USB Audio, and have Music database and Yamaha Education Suite functions that has disapeared on the E463 !

[@MamtaSharma-xo8hx]

Hello Jeremy. Thanks for this honest and fascinating review. I own Casio WK7600, purchased it a year ago as EW4100 model wasn't available in India. Recently, I'd been having second thoughts so contacted Yamaha dealer and got to know it will be available by April, 2019. So could you please help me in deciding which one I should go for? Thanks in advance.

[@JeremySee]

Which model are you considering, buddy?

[@MamtaSharma-xo8hx]

@@JeremySee I am considering EW410 for replacing my WK 7600. I'd be grateful if you could help.

[@JeremySee]

EW410 sounds better than. WK7600 but WK7600 has more features and functions.

[@MamtaSharma-xo8hx]

@@JeremySee I am a student so can't afford high end work stations so thinking to wait for a few years till I start earning and then get a Tyros5. What say?

[@JeremySee]

Yes, a used Tyros 5 at a good price is very good value for money. Tyros are well built and is always the bench mark.

[@philmanning2549]

They didnt update from psre 453 very much.

[@neelamshrivastav5033]

Sir can u tell me what is the use of groove ???? Waiting for Reply

[@cuauhtemocacosta2429]

HY JEREMY . I WAITING FOR THE EW 420 MAYBE IN 2021 ? I DONT KNOW OR 2022 . HY FROM MEXICO

[@lebate.j.1368]

You are saying all things are Right.. yemaha has to change this all settings... and make good buttons with LED.. !!!

[@stuartmarshall4071]

I know your troubles with the intro and fills I mastered it before I'll show u. Best with control functions style vol build up your volume like a rev control.. takes a master DJ to get the flow ;)

[@zitubia]

one more thing about the banks. there are 8 banks but only 4 buttons (atleast on the ew400 i got)

[@JeremySee]

It's 8 banks X 4 slots. Total 32 slots to save sounds.

[@1942nn]

NO 1 BAR ENDING: Again, I press FILL, play my own one bar ending, then press STOP. A simple work around for an amateur keyboard.

[@pb0907.]

Jeremy sir, I'm a teen from India wanting to know that in a Yamaha psr e 463 we don't have an output jack of 1/4" to connect it to amplifiers. However if a use a 1/4" to 1/8" cord then will the internal keyboard speakers will be disabled? I know in ew410 this isn't a drawback but I want to know it for psr e 463

[@JeremySee]

Yes. It is not meant to connect to external speakers.

[@andreaschristodoulou4274]

There is ''phones/output'' where simply connect your keyboard to your amplifier controlling the incoming input by the knob ''gain''

[@andreaschristodoulou4274]

@@JeremySee Your'e wrong...!!!! there is ''phones/output'' where simply connect your keyboard to your amplifier controlling the incoming input by the knob ''gain''

[@mirkomontaldo]

Additional big limitations from my test on this Keyboard: 1) you cannot use the sample voice (n. 759) more than once in a song, that is if using that voice on track 1 you cannot use it again in track 2. 2) the sequencer is pretty ok but only linear: it could be very very useful if having a small pattern recording functions, so as to create 1 or 2 measure loops and play above it. 3) you cannot play a song and transfer it onto audio to USB. When the song is complete the only think you can do is save it as MIDI FILE or User Information. No wave from a User Song to USB 4) again on sampler: keyboard is divided in different areas that can be assigned with different samples ; that's ok. But it's not possible to use the whole keyboard for the same sample, which would be really more usable if you load a sound sample to play. 5) Groove creation i totally useless as it is. You can only play majior chords while it runs. It seems kinda a predefined songs that can be somehow remixed. The only minimal aid is that you can record on A track starting from the groove rhythm: so you can mute all the tracks except the drum and start a recording in groove mode; you can change the groove type to build up a sequence pf rythm. after stopping the recording you will have the PSR E463 switching to song mode with the rhythm in the track A (including the change of the live knob if used). then you can over record all the other tracks with instruments. 6) 48 notes polifony is really, really few. Similar gear in the price segment have 64 at least. of course these are only a personal evaluation, if anything would be wrong in the above descritpion i'd be more than happy to get a solution. Cheers

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for sharing!

[@mirkomontaldo]

@@JeremySee Hi Jeremy, about point n.1, do you happen to know if there is any workaround? Thanks

[@pratikshabera986]

No.4 is the same problem in a e363 in the funtion button too.😑 (I have a e363)

[@orosz022]

8:40 countdown on the intro lcd screen

[@jesytorres8067]

Jeremy, you forgot to mention one more bad thing, and it is that the PSR-E463 only has thirty demo songs when it should have at least 200, since it is a more advanced keyboard within the E series. Some other Yamaha keyboards have 100 demo songs, including those made popular by famous people like Billy Joel, the Beatles, and Elton John, so Yamaha should’ve included those songs in the PSR-E463.

[@JeremySee]

Great info.

[@mirkomontaldo]

What on the earth do you do with demo songs??. To me they are totally useless for playing an instruments... Sorry that's my point of view.

[@sumitkumarsharaf5943]

1:25 ye sir it should be in matt finish .

[@Sam-iy1dd]

Hey I'm confused between e463 and ew410 but from some reviews I saw the appearance and quality of the keys are not better in ew410 help me!

[@JeremySee]

Asked very often by my viewers. Watch my Q&A videos for answer. Do subscribe if you have not done so,

[@Sam-iy1dd]

Jeremy See hey I already watched all videos about is ew410 is an arranger cause you didn't mention ew410 on your despacito video and can you please tell me why does ew410 don't start with the c note like as in the other keyboards?

[@JeremySee]

76 keys. Extra piano sound. More powerful speakers.

[@Sam-iy1dd]

Jeremy See is that an arranger keyboards and why does it doesn't start from a c note?😃

[@ebenezersinaga7215]

when i move the voice from bank 1 to bank 2 the tempo always change? how to fix it? thank you

[@JeremySee]

Memorize the same tempo into the registration memory buttons.

[@georgeyuanlaurente3388]

Please Jeremy, do a video what things you like in the Yamaha psr e 463.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for the idea! Totally forgotten about it There are many things to like about Yamaha PSR-E463. It's a great keyboard. Do give my videos a thumbs up!

[@georgeyuanlaurente3388]

Oh, please do it now please!!!!! I would like it.

[@Digit_ALF]

What I (very) do not like about this keyboard: - the plastic cover is very vulnerable. (maybe, this is of course true for any low cost keyboard?) - the rubber-coated buttons draws the dust and can hardly be cleaned. (can anyone find a good solution for this?) - the display is small and the text section does not scroll I do not know the rest yet, we still get acquainted ... :-)

[@rrohitgavandi1495]

I was about to buy it and you saved my money

[@manooverduevideos6886]

So what are you deciding on?

[@philippequenin6656]

@@manooverduevideos6886 every keyboards have some weaknesses, but the E463 is very good at this price points

[@bubbles7950]

Yes Jeremy u do a great review! Thanks a lot, Yamaha should hire u

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words. 🤝

[@namangaur14]

I Hate Those Scratches On Plastic Glass 😭😭 Why Yamaha Why You don't removed it

[@JeremySee]

You are right Naman. That terrible screen! I know your pain.

[@giorgitushmalovi3403]

Absolutely agree with you, there is a lot of drawbacks

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching. Do subscribe and give the videos a thumbs up if you have not done so.

[@regmason2329]

Great info Jeremy, the ending problem you talked about is also found in other brands. I am playing the song, I WILL END IT! Casio also should listen!

[@johnraymondj.pajigal5015]

11. No sustain on/off button. :(

[@JeremySee]

😥 thanks for watching. Do subscribe if you haven't done so.

[@demofactory]

I want to like this keyboard, but until Yamaha can fix their ridiculous midi standards for PSR keyboards, I'll never buy one. Seriously, my earliest Casio keyboards all spanked the PSR E463 and EW410 for midi applications. I owned those keyboards over 25 years ago. The PSR E463/EW410 sound great, but calling them 16 channel in/16 channel out midi keyboards is a deception from Yamaha's marketing department. The PSR E463/EW410 are ok as toys for doodling, but serious midi programmers will be very disappointed.

[@KamalHossain-bn6vc]

Very good nice video...

[@mariafriend644]

That screen is a waste if real estate!! They could easily add some of the feature you mentioned...

[@samuelmogre2956]

When psr e473 is releasing

[@JeremySee]

2020

[@samuelmogre2956]

Thanks jeremy see sir

[@danielfietkau733]

Compared to the E453, the E463 is a disappointment. Yamaha addressed some older issues but didnt really fix them.Or: they made it a little more comfortable but left the main problem untouched.For example the Assign Button. Now, you have a nice little number on the screen but it's still sequential. wtf :DAnd the Screen! Didn't anyone at Yamaha ever look and this thing and recognized it's more like a mirror and you can't read shit. Anyway, thanks for your video.

[@JeremySee]

With the new Casio CT-X very close behind, Yamaha needs to do something quick.

[@jmypunzalan7091]

isn’t the title is things that should be add to the keyboard but it isn’t

[@JeremySee]

Ideally it should be titled that way. Unfortunately, there's a KZbin AI algorithm that favours the way titles are worded in a certain manner. If we don't pander to it, the video gets buried at page 15 in a search and I might as well spend my time catching Deadpool 2 😉 I hope you have given it a thumbs up. It helps to float the video up.

[@jmypunzalan7091]

Jeremy See tell me what the youtube ai algorithm is

[@JeremySee]

It's a complex discussion. Watch video creators channel for the in depth analysis on the KZbin AI. There are now 2 bots on KZbin which decides if a video even appears on anyone's screen.

[@EclipseGaming360]

S series is better than e series I Do not understand why yamaha is not giving better features in e series

[@JeremySee]

It all boils down to price.

[@EclipseGaming360]

Jeremy See i does not understand what u say

[@JeremySee]

If Yamaha gives better features, the price will be higher. Cheapest S series can buy 2 sets of E463.

[@EclipseGaming360]

Jeremy See u are saying more features more price but casio is give good features in low price

[@JeremySee]

I believe Casio is making very little money to win market share. If casio keyboards don't sell many units soon, I believe Casio will stop making keyboards. Just like how Casio is closing down their digital camera department soon.

[@keiththeproducer5709]

One more thing on the organ rotation speed

[@WayneGerald1776]

Apparently a LIVE PLAYER didn't help in the design of this.

[@satheesh3526]

Hey Jeremy...Am ur avid subscriber.....I keep on watching ur videos nowadays....I need a budget keyboard which has good tones, good keybed, Advanced track recording with multiple options, midi capability to connect with my music softwares like ableton, cubase etc., Having watched so many videos including urs, finally confused between PSR-E463 and WK-7600....Am more oriented towards WK-7600 for 76 keys and MIC input...I am a Yamaha guy....never owned a Casio....Pls help me in dis regard asap...thank u

[@bennydo7630]

Yamaha should definitely invite Jeremy into their design review meeting before release the new design model !!!

[@JeremySee]

Unfortunately, I'm just a tiny channel and Yamaha don't talk to me. Thank you for your kind compliments.

[@thomaspick4123]

I hope the nippers listen to what you are saying and adopt your improvements.

[@teezeeteezee7874]

So sad for that, ive already order it.

[@nrg16108]

Yamaha always cuts corners especially in their buttons

[@watchvideosingapore3651]

Krog Kross 2 have indicate the back insert point at front top of the keyboard and those ABCD botton have light after press it as well other botton..Felt that krog is better design than yamaha..And krog brand of synsthizer feature keyboard is cheaper than yamaha..Old old model of yamaha PSR 36 with synsthizer is 25 year ago then with synsthizer is design in high grade expensive high price keyboard..so i plan to buy krog..still can record music playing and mic singing as well as can save in usb device.These E463 lousy appearance design than krog..yamaha need to learn from krog!!!

[@Stephanie9959]

Well this PSR WE410 is replacing a keyboard that had 3 missing keys and two dead ones. So .... I am 😊 happy.

[@appexfaceeb5554]

sir please suggest which one is good to buy )PSR WE410 or PSR E463?

[@KamalHossain-bn6vc]

Beautiful yahama e 463....keyboard

[@MrKeys57]

Terrible displayscreen

[@sohammania4138]

Nice work plzzzz

[@halleysworld]

12:59😂

[@jennidygoyang6295]

Talk about MIDI next time...