Yamaha PSR-E473

[The King of the Sofa]

In this topic I will share all tracks I made with the Yamaha PSR-E473.

For this track, I used a rhythm from the Pop category.

I still thought it was a fun groove, and ideas started coming to me pretty quickly.

I kept the BPM at its default value, which is 117 BPM, and for the instrument I selected the OTS setting, which should be the L!CGRPno.

As title I gave the track "He Did It All"

[ChameleonMusic]

Listened to a few of these - you have quite the gift for the catchy, hooky melody.

[The King of the Sofa]

Listened to a few of these - you have quite the gift for the catchy, hooky melody.

Thank you for the listens. I believe my "talent" comes from God. He has given it to me. Thank you for your response.

Many people do not like me, and there for do not react to my posts, only when they have the chance to say something bad. This is VERY discouraging but they do not understand what they do. I understand that.
I had times that when I posted something on Bandcamp here, someone, and I think I know who, always went and listened to the first 3 seconds or so of the tracks so they got a red listening bar (skipped).

These things are VERY discouraging, and they do not understand, but if someone does it to them, all hell breaks loose.

That is why I came to the conclusion that they do not know what they do. They do not see how it affects me. They do not care either.

So thank you, thank you for saying something positive.

[The King of the Sofa]

For this track, I used a Swing & Jazz rhythm called 026 BB Fast. It turned into a cheerful piece once again.

The tempo is 185 BPM, and the instrument comes from the OTS settings—specifically BigBndBr.

I named the track "Yes, the Joy is Real".

[The King of the Sofa]

This time, I chose a rock rhythm called 042 BritRock. While I was playing, the title came to me: “Stay With Me.”

The tempo is 118 BPM, and I used the OTS setting for the instrument.

It ended up giving me a sound I’ve used before, but it fit the rhythm so well that I decided to use it again—L!CGrPno.

[The King of the Sofa]

This track was created using a ballad rhythm called 058 Glam Pno.

I kept the default tempo, which is 69 BPM.

Since the instrument was once again a piano, I decided to switch things up and choose something myself.

I went with NylnGtrH, which is a nylon guitar.

[The King of the Sofa]

This track was created using an R&B rhythm called 073 Blues Rk.

I kept things simple and had a great time playing with the groove.

Unfortunately, I’m not satisfied with how the instrument levels sit against the rhythm, and I just can’t get it any better.

It’s the same with almost every rhythm on the Yamaha PSR‑E473:

I can’t turn the rhythm volume up, only down and that’s definitely not what I need.

A pity, but given the price of the keyboard, it’s not entirely unexpected.

The tempo is 120 BPM, and for the instrument I used the OTS setting, specifically BrasSect.