Yamaha PSS-51 User Manual
Specifications and Main Features
- AWM – voicing system by Yamaha, delivers 100 sounds while preserving realism.
- Its polyphony note capability is 28.
- An integration of 80 rhythm styles alongside macaroni accompaniment is offered.
- Automatic registration storage can configure voice effects with just the push of a button.
- Has percussion sound and effect pad grouped into 10.
- The Vector synthesizer function facilitates a joystick-controlled mix of 4 sounds.
- The multi-purpose wheel aids in pitch bends, modulations, and controlling tempos.
- There is an embedded memory for songs and multi-track recording.
- Has stereo loudspeakers that are engineered with bass deep emphasizes.
- Ability to connect peripherals such as computers, sequencer and synthesizers through MIDI.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the maximum amount of voices a single performer can play?
A: The maximum polyphonic note availability to a user on a PSS-51 is 28.
Q: Am I allowed to compose and record my own songs?
A: You have the ability to remember songs and record up to 8 different songs which can more than just one track in a song.
Q: Can you explain the process in which the PSS-51 can be linked to other MIDI devices?
A: There are designated ports for MIDI IN and OUT and THRU present inside the PSS-51 for integrating and communicating with multiple MIDI devices.
Q: Can customizing sounds be incorporated? Feature perhaps?
A: Yes, you can create new sounds by mixing in different sounds with a joystick using the Vector Synth function.
Q: Is it possible to power the device by batteries?
A: Yes, it can run on 6 AA batteries or with the use of a plug in power supply which is optional.
Q: PSS-51 is what number of rhythm styles to choose from?
A: There are 80 accompaniment rhythm styles available in the PSS-51.
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