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The Yamaha PSR-S670 Arranger Workstation Keyboard is a 61 note keyboard that comes with 416 Voices (including MegaVoices), 34 Drum/SFX kits and 480 XG Voices for a vast array of sonic possibilities. It features two assignable live controllers, a modulation wheel and two assignable footswitch inputs, ensuring that you have total control over voices, styles, effects and other functions during live performance.
DJ Styles are a new live performance concept featuring a collection of programmed chord progressions. This leaves both hands free to play melody lines, use the live controllers or even trigger additional audio samples with the Multi Pads. With the new arpeggio function, PSR-S670 will cretae complex phrases by simply holding down notes on the keyboard.
Enjoy authentic acoustic sounds at your fingertips- play pianos, saxophones and other instruments, all with breath-taking reality; or explore the powerful synthesizer sounds, with incredible sonic capability for electronic music of all types.
Optional Voice & Style Expansion Packs enable you to customize the PSR-S670 with a wide range of additional content from all over the world. When loaded into the keyboard, you can instantly access authentic new sounds, rhythms, and backing in the musical style of your choice. For even more versatility, use Yamaha Expansion Manager version 2.3 (or later) to link the PSR-S670 to your computer.* Yamaha Expansion Manager allows you to create individual expansion data sets containing content from various packs. You can even create voices based on your own samples.
Audio data can be played back with the USB Audio Player or triggered using the Audio Link Multi Pad function, giving you even more creative options. The PSR-S670 also has an AUX IN input to connect your audio player and a dedicated line output that makes it easy to use the PSR-S670 with a PA system for larger venues.
Finally, the PSR-S670 is also complimented by the ‘chord tracker app’. The Yamaha Chord Tracker app for iPhone and iPad helps practicing and performance by extracting the chord sequence of an audio song stored on your device.
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Yamaha PSR-S670 Entertainer KeyboardI bought the Yamaha PSR-S670 after reading all the positive reviews and watching all the You Tube demos. I have used the excellent Yamaha PSR-S550 for many years and it still forms part of my set-up. The S670 should be considered the great grandson of the S550 sharing as it does almost all of the instrument voices and styles. The S670, however, has some lovely extras, especially in the guitar section which, as a one time session guitarist, I enjoy very much. The only complaint I have, but only a small one, is that installing favourite pieces of music in the 'REGISTRATION MEMORY' is not as user friendly as the older S550. On the S550 opening one of the eight registration memory banks is simply a case of pressing the dedicated plus or minus buttons. The S670, however, requires you to access the memory banks via a series of menu stages. But, I'm 78 years old and if I can do it so can everyone else. If you are looking for a keyboard that will satisfy the home based enthusiast or even give a pro entertainer a good 'band in a box' I can thoroughly recommend the Yamaha PSR-S670.
Although I'm still finding my way around the PSR-S670, I think it's an outstanding workstation with lots of features and great sounding voices. My only criticisms are:
On my previous keyboard, a PSR-S550, voices were numbered, which made it easier to speedily get to a voice having made a note of the number. On the PSR-S670, there are no numbers, the4 voices are just named, so much slower in finding the voice you want.
Also, on my old PSR-S550, if the lead instrument (right hand) was a bit soft, having preset the master volume before starting to play, it was easy to hit Function, and spin the wheel to the desired volume. Not so easy on the PSR-S670, while playing.
I’m still working this keyboard out, but WOW it sounds fantastic, and from what I have seen so far it has enough features to keep me occupied for quite a while. To say I’m pleased with my purchase is an understatement.
