196 Royalty-Free Audio Tracks for "Yamaha Psr"

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Sampled straight from an old yamaha psr-500.

Circuit bent yamaha psr-12 wav sample 1.

Unaltered recording of circuit bent yamaha psr-12 keyboard. Playing along manually to the bent demo song.

Complex funky jazz clavinet groove with wah fx from my yamaha psr s900.

Unaltered recording of a circuit bent yamaha psr-12 keyboard. Www. Roilnoise. Com/bending.

Synthetized using a vintage yamaha psr-36 keyboard. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Alarm type sound made using a vintage yamaha psr-36 synthetizer. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Recreation of a sound of a finger tapping on a surface. Synthetized using a vintage yamaha psr-36 keyboard.

Bass sound made with a vintage yamaha psr-36 synthetizer. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Synthetized using a vintage yamaha psr-36 keyboard. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Kick coming from yamaha psr-215 going to eq-10 -> boss md-2 -> morley pro series ii ending up at ur44.

8-bit style retro style gun sound made with a vintage yamaha psr-36 synthetizer. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

8-bit retro gaming style explosion sound made using a vintage yamaha psr-36 synthetizer. Processed in daw with various effects and sound design techniques.

Original drum sample recorded straight from an original vintage yamaha psr-36 digital synthetizer from 1988. Best quality you can find online. Also, some samples aren't half bad. Use creatively and add some fx's. No eq or fx. Just some denoising.

Some shamisen notes on the yamaha psr-295.

80's style snare from yamaha psr e313.

80's style snare from yamaha psr e313.

80's style snare from yamaha psr e313.

E-piano chord on the yahama psr-295.

Synthepad from the yamaha an1-x.

Sound made from my yamaha psr.

The somewhat mysterious vibraphone-sound … quite noise, as it comes.

Use this for car games (for example with realistic car controller) to make quad/atvs.

Yamaha psr-16 demo music.

Tom 01.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

Some random samples i managed to pull off of my yamaha dd-20. You can trim and slice them as you would like.

This sound is produced with the recorder zoom h1. The sound is made, by hitting the keys of the grand piano slightly.

Some selfmade synth acid loops from the an1-x synthesizer of yamaha. I used fm synthese for the creation of the loops.

A freehanded play on the yamaha an1-x.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x. Harmonies at the end.

Harmonies with space between for sampling.

Harmonies with fx for sampling.

Harmonies with fx for sampling.

Harmonies with fx for sampling.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x.

A freehanded introplay on the yamaha an1-x.

This is the product of a late night with a new keyboard and a few drinks. Also a first time recording using audacity. All sounds in this piece are bone-stock sounds in the mx49. I only added a bit of mild reverb one sound in one section of the piece. I didn't set out to do something like this - it was only to check some sounds and get familiar with the software. I think of it as the 21st century version of the beatles "revolution 9". I suggest clearing your mind, getting "spiritually lubricated", put in the earbuds, and check it out.

Yamaha mt-09 (fz-09) flyby on race track - no other bikes running.

Just some sounds on an old yamaha pss-140.