Yamaha PSR-E333: Dig deep and you'll find plenty of gold!

Hi everyone and welcome to my demo of the Yamaha PSR-E333. As always with the PSR-E series, this board present itself as meek and mild, but if you really explore the sounds and beats you'll find that there's plenty to enjoy. The built-in lessons had me engaged for a full 20 seconds too, that's a new record :)

[@richardsmith4992]

I bought a Rock Jam keyboard on a whim, just to see how bad they were...it was pretty bad but the sounds were kind of surprisingly useable (they did make me smile!) if standard ROM sample collection. This Yamaha is very similar to that Rock Jam, same sound set/drums/learning function, cheap speakers (fake tweeter?). Paid £5 for mine, probably £3 too much. I can't play either but am fascinated by synths and can spend hours just mashing the keys and twiddling the knobs - great fun.

[@gearfacts]

Wow you and I are very much on the same page!

[@heroknaderi]

I enjoyed it. Great little keyboard for fun playing around. Nice little features. Sounds great. Love the beats. I’m sure these can be found cheap on second hand market. Keep it coming man. I love Yamaha keyboards.😎💪

[@gearfacts]

Glad you enjoyed it, more to come!

[@marcuspatzer2392]

Great Video 👍 Happy Weekend 😊🍁🍂🍁🎹🐯

[@gearfacts]

Thanks for the visit :)

[@MorrisChannel4]

I own this one. The drum are not my favorite, surprisingly plenty of decent sounds

[@hellitastenfan]

I think it is a nice brother from the PSR-e423. Like it. best wishes 😅🤣

[@gearfacts]

Thanks for watching :)

[@jordanlivesey4715]

this keyboard was released all the way back in 2011 and ditched midi in favor of USB ports

[@nigelreadon8381]

Them ARP's sound 80's style pop, I remember thinking to myself I heard that sound on Top of The Pops at some time years ago's. some of it has CS 80 patch's. Talking about Yamaha E463.

[@gearfacts]

Yep absolutely it does. Well spotted!

[@grizz1887]

Kool vid,man,Thanx for the tips. I did hear the rock organ sound like the Hammond B3. Plz tell me how u got it. It's the definite sound to have for playing,Roll with the changes. Thanx.

[@gearfacts]

Hmm I think it was just one of the default organ sounds. I might have added some chorus to it, there are 5 chorus effects if I remember rightly and one or two of them have a nice organ-y flutter. Glad you liked the video :)

[@user-rr4rs3nt7y]

This all well and good, but, the BIG question is... Is it Alpaka approved??

[@gearfacts]

Oh absolutely 100% ;)

[@D.Mob79]

Hey man, I'm lookin for my first keyboard do you prefer a yamaha psr f52 or yamaha psr e333?

[@gearfacts]

If the price was the same, I think I would choose the E333

[@grizz1887]

Another question,mate. How do you store other sounds such as ,organ,strings, harmonica,etc? So I can press the button and the organ will be ready on the spot instead of pressing,015 for Rock organ or do you know what page it'll be in the owner's manual? Thanx

[@gearfacts]

It's been a while, I really don't remember sorry. You can find the manual by googling "PSR-E333 PDF" though. Sorry I wasn't more help :)

[@grizz1887]

I looked at the manual and couldn't find anything ​@@gearfacts

[@EliErshofficial]

Great video man I just got audacity and now I'm trying to export Roland rs70 sounds into the audacity app how do I do that?

[@gearfacts]

By exporting sounds do you mean recording them? If so, you’ll need a USB recording interface

[@EliErshofficial]

@@gearfacts ok

[@girishdixit2603]

Do it have key register memory option?

[@gearfacts]

Not the quick access buttons, but you can save your own sounds in the sound list.

[@TheTruth70777]

Does it have touch response?

[@gearfacts]

Yes

[@BigBossZUCO]

It's ass but it does have it.