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Hello,
It has been about 2.5 yrs since I first posted here. I decided to
purchase the Yamaha PSR-ew410 from Sweetwater in Oct 2018.
I have stuck with it and practice almost every night.
What is the logical next keyboard (or type) in my continuing keyboard education?
I looked at the JUNO DS series synths but they offer MUCH more than I ever will
need or use. I absolutely love the multitude of voices that the PSR-ew410
offers. The pipe organ is quite nice as is the theater organ. I like the various horns
that can be selected and the prescribed dual voices such as piano/strings.
Yamaha lists the PSR-ew410 s an 'arranger'. At this time, I do NOT want the
limits of an electric piano and I believe a workstation is simply an arranger on steriods
offering much, much, much more than I will ever use or need. Moreover, at this time,
I prefer the keyboard have onboard speakers.
Is the Yamaha DGX600 arranger a logical next step up? It has 88 keys
and 192 note polyphony (compare w/ the ew-410's 48 note polyphony).
Thanks.
It has been about 2.5 yrs since I first posted here. I decided to
purchase the Yamaha PSR-ew410 from Sweetwater in Oct 2018.
I have stuck with it and practice almost every night.
What is the logical next keyboard (or type) in my continuing keyboard education?
I looked at the JUNO DS series synths but they offer MUCH more than I ever will
need or use. I absolutely love the multitude of voices that the PSR-ew410
offers. The pipe organ is quite nice as is the theater organ. I like the various horns
that can be selected and the prescribed dual voices such as piano/strings.
Yamaha lists the PSR-ew410 s an 'arranger'. At this time, I do NOT want the
limits of an electric piano and I believe a workstation is simply an arranger on steriods
offering much, much, much more than I will ever use or need. Moreover, at this time,
I prefer the keyboard have onboard speakers.
Is the Yamaha DGX600 arranger a logical next step up? It has 88 keys
and 192 note polyphony (compare w/ the ew-410's 48 note polyphony).
Thanks.