The numbers following the style name are the default tempo and the time signature. Styles highlighted by a red font are in the S750, but not included in the S950. There are a total of 98 styles in the S950 that are not available in the S750. A bold blue font indicates one of the new 'audio' styles. Styles highlighted by a blue font are not available in the S750. The table below lists all of the styles in the PSR-S950 and PSR-S750 (the number in parentheses by each style category is the number of S750 styles). This adds to the overall realism of the Style. Guitar-Enhanced Styles not only reproduce the sound of guitar playing, they reproduce the actual chord voicings used by guitar players. If you want to convert these styles for older formats you can have a look here where you can find some utilities and a detailed explanation about compatibility between each Yamaha models. Yamaha Time Stretch Technology allows the audio to follow your tempo changes without changing pitch, so everything stays in perfect sync. These styles are specifically designed for the PSR S970 but should be compatible with all PSR Arrangers that supports SFF2 (Tyros 3/4/5, PSR S9x0, PSR S7x0, PSR S6x0, PSR A3/2000, CVP 7/6/5xx). This adds the natural feel, ambience and warmth to the drum and percussion parts of the Style, giving your performance greater expressive potential.

Yamaha Styles are created by the world's best programmers and mixed by professional studio engineers to ensure unparalleled quality.Īudio Styles take one step further by adding an audio recording of studio drummers, percussionists and percussion ensembles playing in various recording studios from around the world.

The new PSR-S950 has a huge set of 408 built-in dynamic Styles. Playing a Style is like being the conductor of a band that always plays the chord and arrangement you tell them to play.

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