Yamaha PSR e373 keyboard - Chord Playing options: smart and multi.

Thank you for your presentation. It is very helpful.

Is the button sensitivity support

Good video..as an addition, there really is no difference between a lot of these keyboards. In the e373 if you choose the multi finger chording, you can still play single finger chords plus allow you to use multi fingers so you can play 7ths, minors, etc. similar to most of Yamaha keyboards. For instance an Am is an A plus the black key on left of it, etc. Same as they were 10 years ago when you choose Single finger chording.

I just tried it. I changed fingerstyle to Multi. But the problem was, when I played diminished chord ex. Chord Bdim, on screen and the sounds its B Major (B).

Can we play the diminished chord on PSR E373? If its can, how?

Thank you this video was very helpful

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Wow Thank you! I thought my psr e373 was fake. Now problem solved!

Shame it can't do fingered on bass chords...

Thank you friend. I thought I bought a broken keyboard. 🙏

Thnx for sharing this sir.. Helped solve my major query..

Thank u so much.. i was about to call the Yamaha store and just tried to search.. and found this.. very useful. wish they kept default as multi or option 3

Very cool 😎 impressive keyboard 🎹

Thanks Graham. I thought I had an issue with my keyboard. Was struggling to play the 3 finger chord.

Hello Sir, thank you for your tutorial. One question about the chords: "is there a way with this PSR 373 which I have just bought, that the system detects the name of the chord I currently am playing with my left hand (3 or 4 fingers) and displays it on the screen? I have tried the chord dictionary function but this is not what I am looking for. Here I would like the keyboard to tell me what chord I am currently playing. Is it possible? Many thanks. Christophe

How much cost Sir...u buy

yes

Nice job! I couldn't follow a lot but I am on the learning path during this period of being home-focused. Subscribed.