Yamaha Psr-e403 Driver For Mac

Feb 09, 2012 Rating CD/ROM by: les Hi Steve Been chasing the cd /rom for days /.I have found it is still available see this We do still do this disk and we have this in stock, so no sure why you were told it is no longer available. The price is £3.08 Inc of VAT and the handling charge is £3.60. You can order with a credit or debit card and our contact details are shown belw. Kind regards Julie Lewis - Please note the following. Yamaha Music only advise qualified personal to attempt to repair any Yamaha Product Spares Department Yamaha Music Europe GmbH (UK) Sherbourne Drive Tilbrook Milton Keynes MK7 8BL UK - 0844 811 1116 (Option 4) Fax: - 01908 - 368872 le from yamaha uk See this Les. Sep 16, 2009 Rating PSR E 403 by: Alfred Dear Colin: Thank you for your message.

I'm dissecting my Owner's Manual making notes along the way. A fabulous help is a DVD prepared for this keyboard. I purchased it through Ebay. It is hosted by Jason Nyberg, and I'm incorporating his techniques into my notes. When the job is complete (hopefully soon) I will be happy to mail a copy to you so you and your son can learn the intricacies faster.(In the meantime, email me at almac1020@yahoo.com with your full UK address).

As to your son's unit, I hope you acquired it with a Return Option. Electronic equipment is risky at best, even if sellers aver it is in 100% condition. Sep 16, 2009 Rating E403 Data input by: Anonymous Dear Alfred. You first of all need to realise I am very much yhe novice at this myself and have had very little time to get to know the E403 to date. But with my limited experience I find I can choose at random my choices of style, voice etc but occasionally do find itnot allowing me to make my selection. Trying again seems to do the trick which makes me think I am possibly making an error.I don't suppose I have been very helpful here but I think with practice we will find that information will be accepted more readily in a particular sequence. I think we are on the same wavelengh here just need more time.

My son is collecting a used E403 (ebay) today, be interesting to see how he gets along. Watch this space. Sep 13, 2009 Rating PSR E 403 CDROM by: Alfred Dear Colin: Yours is the first SUCCESSFUL AND KINDLY ACKNOWLEDGED case of my frequent postings in this Forum, and I have to sincerely thank you for having given me the pleasure of being helpful. Now it's your turn to help me. As we have the same Unit, can you please tell me if setting-up the initial procedures to play has to follow a 'formal' sequence or can they be chosen at random (e.g. Choice of Voice, Style, etc.) Thanks in advance for any advice you may be able to give.

Sep 04, 2009 Rating Jack of PSR E 403 by: Alfred I happen to have this same model, but have never opened it to see how the Jack is secured to the 'mother' board. Some Jacks are encased in small enclosures and firmly soldered to the PCB then butted against the casing of the keyboard. Others are linked to the PCB by wires or cable and secured to the casing of the keyboard by a washer and nut. In this last case, tightening the nut should solve your problem. Still some others use a combination of the two methods. It's conceivable in the first case mentioned above that the whole assembly (enclosure) has become unsoldered, or the contact terminals of the assembly have broken off.

I would guess one of these possibilities would be the case here. If I'm right, the Unit will have to be opened up to effect a repair. I would counsel you to contact a reliable service professional to determine charges for repair. Also contact Yamaha for their charges. Style option not working in Yamaha PSR E403 by Vijayakumar Rahjavelu (Chennai, Tamilnadu, India) Hai, I have a Yamaha PSR E403 keyboard. I am a second grade classical piano student from Chennai, India. I found that the Voice option is working fine in my keyboard and when I use the Style option, I found that eventhough the ticking option is working, no sound could be heard for both Style and Voice.

Is there any settings that has to be done. Please help me in this regard. Vijayakumar vijshiva@gmail.com Comments for Style option not working in Yamaha PSR E403 Average Rating. Dec 08, 2009 Rating Usb connection by: Dick Rector Dear Ed, I am not familiar with the E403 keyboard and the answer I gave to someone that friend Alfred repeated, he meant well, goes a bit beyond your question I believe.

That answer had to do with recording your sound, transfer it to a computer and burn your own CD. However, I looked it up in the manual and I am afraid the USB connection on the PSR E403 is meant to be connected to a computer to be able to save/playback midi's. See it as a printer- or digital camera-connection, without a computer you can't do much with it. However, you can save and play back midi-songs in the USER area but that memory is very limited. Sorry I can't be more helpful but if my answer is wrong I am sure someone will correct it. Stay well Regards Dick Rector Bali(Indonesia).

Dec 08, 2009 Rating Yamaha PSR E 403 MIDI Files by: Alfred Dear Ed: I own the same unit, but unfortunately am a newbie and unable to submit a positive comment. A post by our fellow-member Dick Rector follows, ALMOST VERBATIM, but a PC will be required.

His info is always on target. 'Songs to MP3 etc. Yes is the answer and it is not difficult, I gave the same INFO today to another forum-member. Download for free 'AUDACITY' and install it on your computer. The onscreen help is easy to understand.

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Make a connection between your keyboard's HEADPHONE OUT (or LINE OUT if you have it) to the computer's soundcard LINE IN. Usually you need an Adaptor Cable with a big jackplug and a small jackplug. Start and keep the default settings in AUDACITY and press RECORD, you will see two channels (stereo) ready to receive signals. Start playback of your song or play live on your keyboard. Keep the volume so that the signal stays more or less between the indicator lines in AUDACITY or the sound will be overpowered and distorted!

When finished you can save your song as an MP3 file or any other available format and burn it to a CD or whatever you want to do with it. Will you please give some feedback if this works for you.

Others may benefit from it'. Good luck and regards Dick Bali (Indonesia) I hope you succeed in your project. I've not yet tried the intructions on my unit, but am sure it will work 100%. Please let us know how you fared. Yamaha PSR E 403/YPT 400 Single Finger Chord Memory by Alfred (Middle Village, NY) I have a vintage Yamaha DK 40 C Electone Spinet.

A Memory Button allows me to play Single Finger Chords without missing a beat while I play Melody. I recently bought a PSR E 403/YPT 400 and have been trying to set up the same feature, to no avail. I am able to obtain the Chords, but they stop as soon as I take my fingers off the keys.

I would like to know if this model includes an additional feature I may have missed in order to have the chords memorized, and ready for change as I play the Melody. Thanks in advance for any help. Comments for Yamaha PSR E 403/YPT 400 Single Finger Chord Memory Average Rating. Oct 22, 2009 Rating PSR E 403 by: Alfred Dear Forum Members: Through my original and first post in this Forum you can see I made a good friend, Dick Rector. His kind response prompted me to further analyze my unit, and only yesterday, 10/21 did I notice the cause of my problem.

Despite my keyboard being brand new, the Accomp. Feature button was not behaving. The Display was not showing it was turned ON. I did the following, and 'all systems are now GO'. 1) I Initialized the unit to 'Factory' condition. 2) I blew canned compressed air around the edges of the small Accomp. Button and presed it several times while watching the Display until it showed the command was ON.

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Maybe I just got lucky. Anyway, rhis post is to share my experience with you. Aug 22, 2009 Rating email by: Dick Rector Hello Alfred again, (you must be online!) Thanks for your kind words. No, I don't know so much about keyboards only the things I've experienced myself and what I have picked up from others on various websites.

I had help in the past from 'guru's' with a much greater knowledge and know how frustrated it can be if you got 'stuck' with something. I am a player like you (by ear) for my own fun and it is my GREAT hobby. My emailaddress is dick.rector.spain@googlemail.com Although there is 'spain' in the address, since a year I live in Bali Indonesia but I am a retired Dutchman.

Kind regards Dick. Aug 22, 2009 Rating PSR E 403 SINGLE FINGER CHORD by: Alfred Dear Dick: Thank you for your very kind response to my posting.

Your comment is all the more valuable to me as I have noticed for some time that you know what you are talking about. I only recently joined this Forum after buying my unit, but have been playing ('by ear') my Yamaha DK 40 C since i978. I will be trying out your suggestion and will let you know the result, in the meantime, keep well. Let me have your email address so we can keep in touch. Best regards.

Al almac1020@yahoo.com. Yamaha PSR -E403 Song to CD by ADAM I HAVE ASKED AROUND EVERYWHERE AND STILL CONFUSED, I HAVE RECORDED A SONG ON MY PSR E403 ONTO THE SONG BANK, I WOULD LIKE TO PUT THIS SONG ONTO A CD SO I CAN LISTEN TO IT IN THE CAR, WHAT SOFTWARE/ HARDWARE DO I NEED IN ORDER TO DO THIS AND IS THERE A PROCESS, PLEASE SPEAK IN LAMENTS TERMS AS I AM A BEGINNER AT THIS IF THIS ISNT POSSIBLE, IS THERE ANY WAY I CAN PLAY AND RECORD THE SAME SOUNDS I HAVE USED IN THE SONG TO SOMETHING LIKE CUEBASE OR LOGIC. WOULD MUSIC SOFT HELP THIS PROCESS? Thanks drumnbasslion@hotmail.co.uk Comments for Yamaha PSR -E403 Song to CD Average Rating.

Apr 18, 2010 Rating stereo pin by: Anonymous dear adam, you can also try a stereo pin it is a pin use to connect two different pins i ll make it simple 1. Get a recording software such as nuendo or nero wave editor 2. Buy a stereo pin (see image) 3. Use a line i jack 4. Connect 1 end of the line in jack to the stereo pin 5.

Connect the other end to the phones/output port of your keyboard 6. Now connect the stereo pin to your computers microphone port 7.learn to use whatever softare you got 8. Then start recording!!!!! I hope this quick trick helps u. Nov 24, 2009 Rating songfiles to cd by: Dick Rector Hello Adam, Not so complicated in a simple but good working way and you don't need a studio! Download for free a program called 'AUDACITY' and install it on your computer.

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Make a connection for instance HEADPHONE OUT (stereo) from your keyboard to LINE IN on your computers soundcard. Normally that is a big JACKplug to a small JACKplug. You can buy these cables ready made in any decent computer- or musicstore.

Keep the default setting in audacity and press record. You will see two CHANNELS ready to receive signals. Start playback your song on your keyboard (or play live) and record it on your computer. You will see signals coming in on the two channels. Keep the volumelevel so that the PEAKS don't or hardley go outside the top and bottom lines. Press STOP when finished. You can edit the file when finished recording (take long 'white' at the beginning out or ad echo etc.) Give it a name and save it as MP3 or WAV or other format in a folder of your choice.

You maybe have to fiddle around a bit with the soundlevels to set the correct balance in the beginning but you will find it soon easy to use. From the folder as mentioned you can burn your files to a CD with any burn program as usual. Have fun and let us know if this works for you. Jul 04, 2009 Rating PSR E403 by: Anonymous You need music soft dowloader on you PC. Once you have that, connect a USB cable to the E403 and in the software, click on musical instrument and flash memory. Add your files and it will take about 10 seconds each to download. When this is complete, you can retrieve your style files by pressing the function button and scrolling through until you find the sub menu 'SFF load' all of your loaded styles will be in that area.

To load a style from 'SFF load' press '0' than press the yes button. This will load that one style into style # 156. Recording psr e403 sounds with logic hello, i have a psr e403 key board, i am a novice with what i am about to say so bear with me, i have manipulated and saved a sound onto the sound bank on the psr-e403 keyboard, i cant seem to record it onto logic pro 8, does anyone know how i can record this via a usb lead into logic as i am having many problems with this, i would be very greatful for soemone to get back to me as i am completely lost, thanks Comments for recording psr e403 sounds with logic Average Rating. Nov 22, 2009 Rating Recording a PSR e403 by: Joe You cannot record the sounds you make on the keyboard into logic (or any other program for that matter) via USB. You can however hook up your keyboard to you computer and use it as a MIDI controller for a VST host. This opens you up to the BIG BIG world of softsynths.

If you wanted to record directly from your psr, you need to hook the output of the keyboard (1/4' jack) into the line in on your soundcard (1/8' jack, you will need to get an adapter piece) Be aware though that both of these methods will sound like. If you try to record your keyboard you'll have a lot of noise, and using it as a MIDI controller you will have ridiculously high latency issues (the lag time between pressing a key on your keyboard and hearing sound from your computer speakers) Simply, your computer's built in soundcard isn't made to handle this kind of stuff, so you'll need to invest in a decent soundcard, or external USB interface. I use the M-Audio Fasttrack Pro myself (about $200) Peace and good luck -Joe.

Dec 02, 2009 Rating Accessory CD for PSR E 403 by: Alfred Dear No name given: I have been one of the proponents in this Forum seeking to convince members to not be shy about identifying themselves, even if they use aliases as first names. However, I feel compelled to say THAT IN YOUR CASE the kind consideration for my well-intentioned (and rejected) offer to help Michel Cyr could not have come at a more encouraging time. I was going to ignore the somewhat rude response and was seriously considering withdrawing from this Forum as it seemed as though politeness had given way to barbaric reaction (and who needs that!?!). I realize that withdrawal would have been my loss as I have found the Forum very helpful for all of us.

Thank you for championing this issue.

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