YOU are Practising Wrongly - YAMAHA PSR-E463 | PSR-363 | PSR-E263

[@CynthiaWijaya2000]

Thanks for watching! Scales and arpeggios are so smart and helpful. 😊🎹🎶

[@judydelvecchio1103]

Thanks Jeremy. Keep on with these scales/ I'm starting over at 75 so need all help you can give.

[@mikeprice8186]

Thanks Jeremy. I’m 84 & just bought my first keyboard, a Yamaha PSR-E373. I’m trying to pick up where I left off 70 years ago. It’s fun this time, but I’m overwhelmed by the technology. You taught me to get back to basics with my piano playing. Thanks for that. Everything will get better with practice. I’m enjoying all of your videos. Thanks again.

[@potato9832]

Fortunately they boot up into the default grand piano setup, so you can power-on and immediately hear something you expect to hear upon pressing the keys. Then you can slowly figure things out one feature at a time.

[@rodneywhite8588]

Yes! I for one are here to support you as best I can. I wish you well in your endeavors.

[@rodneywhite8588]

In my search for a new keyboard I have gained a large degree of respect for you and your commitment to teaching the keyboard and all its possibilities. You have a well balanced nature, fortified with truth and humility.

[@KS-yn8hc]

Thank you Jeremy, That was clear, to the point and do-able. Well done Jeremy. Keep doing these mini lessons. Good for everyone!

[@thilzirna-c.lalrawngbawlab7809]

Very good lession and your teaching and voices are clear.

[@JoseVGavila]

Great Jeremy, I think this is a good way to show to the public in general that arranger keyboards are not just things which make music by themselves, that they require work to deliver good music and, on the other hand, will help interested people to learn how to play on them. Keep on with these videos!

[@debbchin]

Thank you, Jeremy, for the trouble in putting together this easy to follow tutorial. I find this tutorial very helpful for me and more many out there. Really appreciate. Hope to see more of these easy to follow tutorials in the very near future. Have a blessed and pleasant days ahead.

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for your kind words Larry.

[@arabellevonthalheim2063]

Hi Jeremy! After a longer break of practicing my arranger keyboard, I discovered this very useful video! It meets exactly my interest! I am looking forward to, to find more videos from you, like these!! Best, Ilona-Arabelle

[@JeremySee]

Glad it helped!

[@sudhakantpatel1307]

Thank you jermy see for all your vidios are extremly helpful.

[@musical5g]

Please make more of these videos i have just purchased a keyboard and cannot find any proper course on KZbin this video has helped me a lot

[@abangwout232]

I just started playing and bought the psr e463, hope you post a lot more tutorials. !

[@terryivey5374]

Thank you ! Very helpful :) I will be using this often. My brain and hands not getting along at all. Most days they don’t speak to each other. I appreciate you name the keys as you demonstrate. I am almost totally blind, but determined to learn this keyboard!

[@JeremySee]

Keep striving!

[@andrewnash8534]

Good on you Jeremy.. Too often i think us Keyboard players are seen as "poor relations" of pianists.. Arrangers are fantastic instruments imo and deserve to be taken seriously!! Keep up the good work!!

[@JeremySee]

People need to recognise it takes musical skills to piece a song together with structure on the keyboard. Thanks for watching buddy.

[@johnd942]

Very useful direction for beginners. Thank you.

[@mahendranana4954]

Amazing technique thanks for sharing 👍

[@mgill64]

So helpful Jeremy :) I got my new PSR e463 yesterday. I need help. Your knowledge and teaching is fantastic. More tutorials for this range please! You're amazing!!

[@TentseKollegal]

SAME here

[@franciscoagustin1988]

Thanks for your video Jeremy, it really guided me to learn such basic major chords to practice using my Yamaha E423, more power!

[@roberthalarcon5715]

Hi Jeremy I'm a Filipino and I am very very thankful to you because all your video in KZbin are very realistic and also informative. Ì will Subscribe your channel now. Youre the BEST buddy!!! I have Yamaha PSR E363.

[@venkateswararaopadala2981]

These exercises are superb for a beginner. Please upload some more exercises for improvement of both hands playing.

[@MrAnurajCJ]

You are a Good Keyboard teacher. More videos like this one please. Can you please give us a tutorial on how to create and play prelude interlude and also the small bits that is being played with the song on Keyboard so that we can create and apply it on any song.

[@wegogreen1]

Just found this. Very useful. Thanks from the UK

[@stefanpacil6811]

yes,yes more video like this. for exercise...Please.

[@jamesgilbert6363]

I always learn watching Jeremy.

[@ChongChong-v3k]

Hello Jeremy, can you make more video on how to practice in arranger keyboard. I find your lesson is very help full. Thank you.

[@victorbensabat4302]

Very helpful tutorial - thanks!

[@neiljenks6517]

Thank YOU! I find this type of lesson very helpful !

[@emmanueljohn3191]

really informative,would like to have more tutorials.

[@MrKeys57]

Kudos to you for helping beginners and youngsters into the great world of keyboards!

[@robmoerman6086]

great explanation and exercise that helps me, I will certainly practice that, thank you very useful.

[@thilzirna-c.lalrawngbawlab7809]

Please tell me why do you start with forefinger for Bb?

[@MattDvc]

Yeah you're right. I've never came across tutorial specific for playing on arranger keyboards. Its quick way to "sound nice" without first mastering hand coordination. Many people give up because it is hard to play and sound good without ton of practice. Looking forward to more tutorials

[@JeremySee]

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

[@crazygravy437]

I am getting the sx900 as a beginner. I know right but I decided to go this route with a keyboard I can grow up with. I've been looking for a good tutorial specifically aimed at arrangers so I'm hopeful to pick up good skills here!

[@timvivoda5208]

Fantastic Tim from Australia 👍

[@timvivoda5208]

I'm watching all your videos .your are by far outstanding .as a beginner I'm enjoying your videos immensely .god bless Tim from Australia

[@HubertEtAlice]

Hi Jeremy, this is a very nice tutorial with useful exercices, please do more tutorials like this one 👍 Would you consider providing some sheet music for these scales and arpeggio? That way, beginners would learn to read notes as the same time as they would learn some keyboard skills. There was one person who did very nice arranger keyboard tutorials but it was a long time ago. It was Karen Ramirez, who was a professional demonstrator and teacher for the Roland Music Atelier organs, an instrument which had great arranging capabilities (but was also bulky and very, very expensive). She did very nice KZbin tutorials, including some lessons on harmony. Regards and keep up the good work 😎

[@arunsharon]

Thanks for the tutorial. This has helped my son how is moving from piano to arranger

[@arunsharon]

Can you add more content on how to play arranger . May be step by step tutorial on playing songs on arranger. Content of this sort is so limited on youtube

[@gokuleshthakkar3273]

Thank You Sir Very nice exercise Please give some more exercise Thank you Sir GK from USA

[@RomskieL]

Great exercise! Thank you so much for sharing. Please show us also a tutorial on how to set the beat/rhythm, voice and style of the Yamaha keyboard. Thanks in advance.

[@JeremySee]

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

[@geniusofthenerds2720]

Great idea

[@matthewantonio2190]

Jeremy I love the way you teach. Do you have a series of beginner videos to give me some structure? I am currently a one man band for my church and I play the acoustic guitar, but desire a broader sound so I am exploring the keyboard. I own a Yamaha PSR-463 and know a few chords. Thanks

[@neerajdwivedi6301]

Pl tell us about functions of various buttons of PSR e463.

[@rivilsungeh4107]

Nice practice method.

[@escuelacerogrados]

Are there any more videos in this series?

[@johnwalker3105]

Thank you for making this video. It is very helpful. Please make more like this.

[@ashantadeka4372]

very nice and useful tutorial for beginers..pls pls make more videos for further excercises..

[@skdas5400]

Please let me know about Roland Bk3 as I am buying it. Thanks.

[@junamiii5517]

Thank you sooooooo much for this Jeremy 😁

[@bhuvneshsharma8222]

Its very informative video for beginners, I,m practicing it.

[@almorato]

Very good Jeremy. Greetings from Brazil.

[@JeremySee]

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[@delysmurphy8103]

Yes thank u that would be grate i have been on here looking for yamaha 63. Something .

[@sudhakantpatel1307]

You are very excellent

[@gunjanmukherjee]

Hi Mr Jeremy, could you please tell from which tutorial of yours beginner should start to learn

[@JeremySee]

I have the entire system here www.jeremysee.com/keyboard-course

[@karthikvishnu040]

Wow...very resourceful for beginners like myself 🙂Thanks Jeremy

[@thilzirna-c.lalrawngbawlab7809]

And can you please tell me where you stay, which country or city?

[@vito_keys]

Even though I'm using a PSR-S and learned arranger for about 5 years, I still need to learn to be more better at these, especially jazz 😊😊

[@JeremySee]

Great playing of Jobim's "How Insensitive".

[@vito_keys]

Jeremy See 😊😊😊😊

[@as160494]

Hi Jeremy I live in the UK, and i have a budget of less than £300 to spend, please help ! I believe you are a teacher and have students of your own. What if a student who happens to be a total beginner, has vaguely played on a keyboard, and asked you whether he should purchase the Yamaha PSR E363 ...or... should he purchase some OTHER keyboard, which would be suitable to him as a beginner, in your opinion and according to your experience and advice. Please keep your answer uncomplicated and name the correct keyboard for me ! You have great videos, great demos, great advice.....10/10 Thanks

[@JeremySee]

Hey bud, almost all of my beginner students start off with the E363. Touch sensitive keys, friendly interface, above average bread and butter sounds and rhythms in a lightweight, pocket friendly package.

[@harenmandal5400]

Correct

[@harenmandal5400]

@@JeremySee hmm

[@kennywroe9545]

Thanks for a great tutorial

[@pauldingsdale5368]

Great Tutorial; More please

[@JeremySee]

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[@555chandkheda]

Very good video

[@chemsilva]

Good idea. Thanks!

[@pinebitway]

Thank you! This was the most useful video.

[@lifesmood]

I'm satisfied with your piano lesson. Thank you so much Sir.

[@cinemafreak5336]

Hey Jeremy, thanks for the video, it was very helpful. More Please!!

[@TentseKollegal]

Very helpful, need more videos LIKE this please, thank you so much.. ❤

[@lifesmood]

Now I have learned this lesson. Thank you so much sir. I'm waiting for next lesson 😇.

[@ionutradu8250]

I like it. Very useful.

[@cronicasdesdelacripta]

Yes! It was very useful! I understood everything!

[@gunjanmukherjee]

Nice tutorial bro

[@josephnoelbolanos2230]

thank you for this finger pratice

[@judydelvecchio1103]

Thank you for finger practice. Do more of these. Is there a video for sale with this on it?

[@Fantomas-HiTech]

I see that you have a microphone on your shirt. I would be interested to know what material you are using to make your videos. Audio and video is very good.

[@RaviPaudel69]

its called collar mic

[@MiteshGadanow]

Thank you, this was helpful

[@qwerty-in5xk]

Jeremy See can you please make a tutorial on how to read notes? thanks 😊 I'm new here, hope you notice my message 😊

[@sax0073]

Very good tutorial, I like it!!

[@iriantojuwono2377]

Love this Vidio, useful..thanks Jeremy do more.

[@JeremySee]

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[@lissetalvarez7742]

i need to know asap which one is better the yamaha e263 or the casiotone s300

[@freediaga]

Great lesson. Could you please show us how the fingering for 2 octave or more?

[@JeremySee]

Look out for more keyboard lessons coming up!

[@freediaga]

Jeremy See Yeaah🙏.... Thank You.... 🙏🙏🙏. If you don't mind please also show up to 7# and 7b 🙏🙏🙏🙏. I really want to know 🙏🙏🙏

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching and "clicking" some.

[@snekmed]

More - please!

[@JeremySee]

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[@asnarjamar7607]

Hi bro, how to make own style in yamaha psr e463?

[@deedakk1563]

this was really helpful thank you so much sir keep up the good work greetings from Saudi Arabia

[@JeremySee]

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[@midifilescom]

Great info cheers!

[@mabukukalaluka7380]

Please advise on the type of audio output cable for e 463. Is it mono or stereo output?

[@keotie]

Jeremy, I have practiced these scales before but I like your method of arranging and presenting them. I also recently downloaded your Arranger chord book. These chords greatly minimize left hand movement. I just spent a couple hours practicing this method on the scales and becoming more familiar with the new chord arrangements. Thanks.

[@JeremySee]

Thank you for supporting my work, my friend. Yes, chords played with "voice leading" technique is the industry standard as it greatly reduces big leaps and is harmonically more coherent.

[@h2topgun]

Great videos Jeremy. I appreciate all of the information you share. :)

[@alexpeter2016]

How.s your e463 keybed holding up through all these years?

[@sandrapw67]

yes, yes, make more of these.

[@youreale]

great video

[@BP-Rules]

Hello Jeremy and thank you for this video! I have a question about non playing finger position: I noticed that you keep your not playing fingers out of the keys, as do I (I'm a beginner keyboard player), as it both keeps me safe from accidently pressing a wrong key and gives me momentum if I wish to play forte. My teacher (a pianist, not a keyboardist), however, say that this is a bad habit, and that I should keep nonplaying fingers on the keys, but this is extremely difficult, if not impossible to me. So... is it OK to leave nonplaying fingers away from the keys (in the air above the keys)? Many thanks, Yaron

[@MusicSavesLives509]

More please! Suscribed! You are awesome! Thanks for the video!

[@ltlifetrends8798]

👍 thank you sir for this valuable tutorial. I am one of your listeners and I have subscribed your channel for last long time . I have Yamaha PSRE 463. I have a problem. Which keys should I press to get it restored si got it from the company in it's very new form when no settings were made. I can say how to get it restore factory form. Once again repeating how to reset Yamaha PSR e463 . Sar you are master of keyboards, please help me reply me. Thank you. T. Chahal from Punjab and

[@lancelotchambers3874]

Thanks so much for the time and effort you take for videos like this Jeremy. It’s a 2 year old video and it’s now December 2020 but it’s still something important to learn. I’m gifting myself a keyboard for Christmas 2020, a Casio or the Korg EK 50, and I’d like to re-learn sight reading and reading music notes. Which software would you recommend for IPad/IOS to re-learn the basics of music notes/theory (staff, clefs, notes, rests, sharps) etc??? I learned it years ago in high school and I’m ready to get back on the horse...😀💎, again thanks for all the hard work you do making these videos...💎💎💎👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾

[@JeremySee]

I'm happy to help. Give this app a try bit.ly/2EUP0SJ

[@angelitaperera4145]

Hi thanks I need your help demos as Im a biginner although Im older lady! Good luck to you👍

[@VivienneSarky]

Got this model seeing your videos keep up the brilliant work. Much appreciated ...

[@thebegottenwarrior3956]

Thank you aaaaaa

[@nosolohipnosis8637]

Hi Jeremy, I am interested in buying your course for arranger keyboards, you say that I will be able to play songs like pirates of the caribbean. In the course do you teach how to choose the styles and voices for the type of song? For example, do you have a playlist with famous songs where you provide me with the score and the styles and rhythms that I have to select on my keyboard? Thanks

[@JeremySee]

The detailed content listing for each and every lesson in my course as well as the songs I use to teach are at the bottom of my course page at www.jeremysee.com/keyboard-course

[@michaelvendetti8087]

Hi Jeremy I am a beginner what keyboard do you would be best to grow and learn with I like the Yamaha 463 and the korg ek 50.thank you Mike

[@JeremySee]

E463 is easier to use than the Korg and will be a good choice.

[@michaelvendetti8087]

@@JeremySee thank you I like your videos I will practice and learn with them

[@johndefalque5061]

Oh I really wish to learn how to do backing tracks-seems very complicated!

[@deburoycreation3257]

In my e363 model the switches. D e f not. Playing at same time at middle octive only

[@sandrapw67]

Very interested in scale videos.

[@metalmachine974]

Great tutorial! Q: Do you know any site where i can download style files for my PSR e-453 keyboard for free? Thank you!

[@TheRealWinsletFan]

This is exactly the stuff I want I want to know. ( Though my Arranger keyboard is the Korg microArranger )

[@JeremySee]

I love the Korg MicroArranger. Great sounds and very powerful. Do give my videos a thumbs up and subscribe if you have not done so.

[@TheRealWinsletFan]

Just did so! - FWIW I am hoping to use my MicroArranger via my full size digital piano, I don't care for the minikeys :-)

[@ayagi70]

Hi jeremy, what type of yamaha you are playing for the lesson? It looks nice.

[@JeremySee]

Thanks for watching. It's a PSR-E463.

[@ayagi70]

Jeremy See Which is the best between PSR E463 and CASIO CT-X 3000 / CT-X 5000 ? I plan to buy a keyboard.

[@JeremySee]

CT-X5000

[@ayagi70]

Jeremy See How is about CASIO CT-X 3000 ? Is it better than PSR E463 ? I am a beginner. Please help me. It's difficult for me to decide. I like keyboard that can arrange style ( but in lower budget). I think both type are good.

[@JeremySee]

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