Navigate the PSR-SX900 arranger using the 7″ TFT touchscreen, or setup the assignable buttons to access your preferred functions. Other features include: a joystick controller, a chord looper, updated keyboard action inherited from Yamaha synthesizers, an insertion effect structure, and a style section reset. The PSR-SX900 helps you make music easier and sound better too.

Feature At A Glance

• 61 touch-sensitive keys.
• 128-note polyphony.
• The color touchscreen allows you to easily see the state of voice and style assignments and allows quick access to adjust a wealth of features and settings.
• The joystick controller allows the player to achieve a wide variety of pitch and modulation combinations present in many different world music styles.
• Assignable real-time control knobs allow you to filter and adjust your sound just like an analog synthesizer.
• The chord looper allows you to record your chord progressions so that the style engine can loop them for you, freeing you up to experiment with two-handed playing or soloing without having to worry about playing the changes.
• The style-section reset allows you to go back to beat one of bar one with the touch of a button. This is handy when a musician you’re playing with comes in too early or too late and you have to get your accompaniment back on track.
• With Bluetooth audio, it allows you to connect your music player wirelessly to your instrument, so you can listen and play along with your favorite songs.
• The 16-track song recorder/player lets you create full arrangements or play back songs.
• Powerful 50W speaker system.
• Arpeggiator feature.
• 525 auto-accompaniment styles add a virtual backing band to your performances, while you remain in complete control of chord changes and arrangements.
• Audio recording and playback captures or plays back performances on a USB drive via external-memory port.
• Playlist lets you attach several settings such as style, MIDI/audio song, registration memories, to any song record you create for instant recall when it’s time to perform.