If you don't like one of the tracks you just laid down, simply press the track you want to record and the record button at the same time to record and overwrite the old data. The PSR-E313 features a two-track recorder allowing the user to use both tracks for his/her keyboard performance or to use one of the tracks (track 2) to store style and chord change data. The PSR-E313 has everything from pianos, guitars, brass, strings, organs, choirs, etc. Yamaha claims that the piano sounds are reproduced from stereo samples using the AWM (Advanced Wave Memory) chip used in a lot of Yamaha's high-end synthesizers. The sounds are very descent and complete.

The Yamaha PSR-E313 has over 100 voices and 12 drum kits.

This gives the user total flexibility over the time signature for unique compositions. However, the Yamaha PSR-E313 allows you not only to adjust the number of beats in a measure (from 0 to 60 beats now) but also the beat length from a half note to a sixteenth note. Before with the PSR-E303, all you could do was adjust the number of beats in a measure from 0 to 15 beats. Last but not least for the new features is the new flexible Time Signature function. Although you can only store one new style at a time, nothing limits you from creating a database of styles on your computer and loading the right one when you want right onto the keyboard. This is the only change Yamaha made to the panel buttons.Īlso new to the PSR-E313 is the option for the user to import new styles using the Musicsoft Downloader from Yamaha and downloading the data to the PSR-E313's flash memory. The Music Database panel button now replaces where the Sound Effect Kit button used to be on the PSR-E303. Music Database takes care of this by allowing the user to choose from 100 different music database programs ranging from Pop, Rock, R&B, Jazz, Latin, and more. This feature is great for those who know what kind of music they want to play but aren't sure about which voices and/or style combinations would fit just right. New to the Yamaha PSR-E313 is the Music Database feature. With touch sensitivity, 61-key keyboard, 108 panel voices, 12 drum kits, 359 XGlite voices, 32 voices of polyphony, dual and split voice modes, 106 styles, 39 effects, two-track sequencer, music database, and, chord dictionary (phewww!), this keyboard has quite a list of features for being an entry-level keyboard. The PSR-E313 is virtually identical to the PSR-E303 except for a few improvements and features which we will cover here. Making its debut in 2007, the Yamaha PSR-E313 is Yamaha's newest evolution of the now discontinued PSR-E303 keyboard.

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