Yamaha PSR-140PC Home Keyboard Information, Specifications and Resources
Author: Andy Merrett / Data Driven
Overview
The Yamaha PSR-140PC is a home keyboard released in 1999. It is marketed primarily to home musicians.
The PSR-140PC has 49 synth/organ style full sized keys without touch sensitivity or aftertouch. It has 16 notes of polyphony. It has 100 on board sounds including pianos and real world sounds, accompaniments and rhythms, and no pedals.
It uses Yamaha's AWM sound generation. Advanced Wave Memory is a classic high-quality sample playback and layering engine.
It has built-in MIDI capabilities. It offers an on-board learning system. It has a built-in amplifier and speakers. It can run from both AC and battery power.It's a part of the PSR family of instruments, whose models span from 1984 to the present day. Its release year of 1999 has it launched in the main years of PSR production.
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Specifications
Form
Number of Keys: 49Key Weight: Synth
Key Size: Full
Touch Sensitive:
Aftertouch:
Sound
Number of Voices: 100Polyphony: 16
Sound Generation: AWM
Piano Sounds:
Real World Sounds:
Sounds Editable:
Accompaniments:
Extra Features
Recorder/Sequencer:Tutorials:
Communication
MIDI:USB:
Tablet Connectivity:
Power
AC Power:Batteries:
Audio
Speakers:Audio Out:
Audio In:
Pedals
Sustain Pedal:Soft Pedal:
Expression Pedal:
Release Info
Year: 1999RRP: $199
Description
The only difference between the PSR-140 and PSR-140PC is that, when new, the PSR-140PC came supplied with a MIDI to PC cable. All other features are identical.
The PSR-140 is a sophisticated yet easy-to-use keyboard with the following features and functions:
The PortaTone features the new Yamaha Education Suite — a set of learning tools that utilize the latest technology to make studying and practicing music more fun and fulfilling than ever before!
The Yamaha Education Suite includes:
Powerful Melody Guide functions in the Song mode — Waiting and Minus One — that let you easily learn the 100 songs and even show you what notes to play!
- Waiting pauses song playback (like a patient teacher!), so you can practice at your own pace. Minus One mutes only the melody part, letting you play the part yourself. The expert backing parts encourage you to play your best and make it easy to “feel” the song!
- Chord Guide functions in the Style mode — Smart and Dictionary — that make it exceptionally easy to learn chords and chord relationships.
- Smart lets you easily play harmonically “correct” chord progressions for whatever key you specify. It’s great for learning — and performing!
- Dictionary is a built-in “chord encyclopedia” that teaches you how to play specific chords. You type in the chord name, and the PortaTone shows you which notes to play!
Portable Grand
The PortaTone also has a Portable Grand function for realistic piano performance. Pressing the PORTABLE GRAND button instantly calls up the stunningly authentic “Stereo Sampled Piano” voice and configures the entire PortaTone for optimum piano play. Special Piano styles — with piano-only accompaniment — are also provided.
Other powerful features include:- Exceptionally realistic and dynamic sounds with 100 voices, utilizing digital recordings of actual instruments.
- 100 dynamic auto accompaniment Styles, each with different Intro, Main A and B, and Ending sections. All styles (except for the Piano styles) also have their own four Fill-in patterns.
- Large custom LCD gives you easy, at-a-glance confirma- tion of all important settings, as well as chord and note indications.
- 100 songs, for your listening enjoyment — or for use with the sophisticated learning tools of the Yamaha Education Suite.
- Convenient control over accompaniment Styles — including Tempo and independent Accompaniment Volume.
- One Touch Setting (OTS), for automatically calling up an appropriate voice for playing with the selected Style.
- MIDI terminals for interfacing with other MIDI devices.
- Built-in, high-quality stereo amplifier/speaker system.
FAQ
What year was the Yamaha PSR-140PC launched?
This instrument was launched in 1999
What other models did Yamaha release in 1999?
- CS6X
- P-80
- PSR-140
- PSR-240
- PSR-248
- PSR-270
- PSR-340
- PSR-540
- PSR-540PC
- PSR-640
- PSR-74
- PSR-740
- PSR-9000
- S08
- YPR-50
What models did other manufacturers release in 1999?
- Casio AP-21
- Casio CTK-550
- Korg Sigma
- Korg sp-100
- Korg Triton
- Roland EM-10
- Roland EM-20
- Roland EM-30
- Roland EM-50
- Roland RD-100
- Roland XP-60
What other home keyboards were released at a similar time?
- Casio AL-100R
- Casio CTK-451
- Casio CTK-471
- Casio CTK-511
- Casio CTK-515
- Casio CTK-518
- Casio CTK-519
- Casio CTK-550
- Casio CTK-560L
- Casio CTK-571
- Casio CTK-573
- Casio CTK-601
- Casio CTK-620L
- Casio CTK-651
- Casio CTK-671
- Casio CTK-731
- Casio CTK-811EX
- Casio LK-40
- Casio SA-38
- Casio SA-39
- Casio SA-41
- Casio SA-45
- Casio SA-6
- Casio SA-65
- Casio SA-67
- Yamaha 9000Pro
- Yamaha DJX-II
- Yamaha EZ-20
- Yamaha EZ-30
- Yamaha EZ-J22
- Yamaha HD-100
- Yamaha KB-110
- Yamaha KB-130
- Yamaha KB-160
- Yamaha KB-210
- Yamaha KB-410
- Yamaha MIE-2XG
- Yamaha PSR-1000
- Yamaha PSR-130
- Yamaha PSR-160
- Yamaha PSR-195
- Yamaha PSR-2000
- Yamaha PSR-201
- Yamaha PSR-225
- Yamaha PSR-225GM
- Yamaha PSR-225PC
- Yamaha PSR-260
- Yamaha PSR-262
- Yamaha PSR-280
- Yamaha PSR-282
- Yamaha PSR-330
- Yamaha PSR-350
- Yamaha PSR-530
- Yamaha PSR-530PC
- Yamaha PSR-550
- Yamaha PSR-630
- Yamaha PSR-730
- Yamaha PSR-79
- Yamaha PSR-D1
- Yamaha PSR-GX76
- Yamaha PSS-14
- Yamaha PSS-15
- Yamaha PSS-7
- Yamaha SKB-130
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