Throwback Review: Yamaha EMT-10 - The 1989 Budget Piano Module

[@DominikMerscheid]

This used to me my mellotron emulation in the early 00s!

[@IanDixonTDL]

It does sound like a Mellotron

[@rodrigobelinchon2982]

Sounds great even today for pop and rock

[@IanDixonTDL]

I think the strings have a interesting quality.

[@forsale313]

Thanks for the demo.

[@IanDixonTDL]

No problem!

[@irradix213]

Lovely, thank you, I have the TX81Z for it's FM pianos, but these samples seem just fine for the small acoustic parts I need

[@IanDixonTDL]

they are cheap now so they are not a bad option

[@TheRoseCityRockers]

Ive had one in my studio for years. Never used it. Now we're going live as a 3pc and am ordering the StudioLogic Midi Foot Pedal controller to trigger it. We tune to 432Hz though. Will it pitch down to that?

[@IanDixonTDL]

I does have a tune function but not sure the exact function.

[@dikmugget]

ah yes, I had one - the piano, especially low down, was absolutely excellent - always went to that piano ❤

[@hienvu1714]

I have a Yamaha Montage and a few other synths and arrangers in my studio but only want to have my MP11se digital piano in the living room but wouldn't mind adding a small module for extra sounds. For the money, this could be the right one. Thanks for the demo!

[@IanDixonTDL]

The 8 voice limit is a bit of an issue but the sounds do have an interesting quality

[@LittleRichard1988]

I might consider buying one of these in the future if I can find one really cheap. I personally like it's lofi sound as it sounds a bit like my Yamaha PSS-790 although in comparison the Yamaha EMT-10 is slightly higher quality, if I ever get an EMT-10 I would use all of it's sounds. Sometimes working with limitations can spark more creativity.

[@IanDixonTDL]

The strings sound like a Mellotron which is great

[@radoslaw.nalepka]

👍

[@Liliedugg]

Why the F#@& do people think incredibly bad sound combined with MUSIC is a good idea on youtube videos??