1987 Yamaha PSR 6300 Digital PCM Keyboard & Drum Machine @keyboardresource
1987 Yamaha PSR 6300 Digital PCM Keyboard & Drum Machine  @keyboardresource
Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Yamaha PSR 6300 has the same design as the PS-6100 but has slightly different features. The PSR-6300 has velocity sensitivity for volume whereas the PS-6100 has an aftertouch (pressure) sensor for either modulation or volume (depending on the solo voice selected). The PSR-6300 also has pitch bend and modulation wheels and portamento (not available on the PS-6100).

Features:
Velocity sensitivity (for volume) with 3 levels
Pitch bend wheel
Modulation wheel
Portamento for solo voices
64 (32 x 2 variations) rhythm patterns (16 of which are user-programmable using 27 PCM (sample-based) drum/percussion sounds) and 4 fill-ins, intros and endings for each rhythm
Real time or step for recording rhythm and accompaniment drums, bass and chords
16 polyphonic "orchestra upper" voices with 3 sustain levels, chorus effect and pitch bend wheel
16 monophonic "solo" voices with 3 sustain levels, chorus effect, pitch bend wheel and portamento (with its own time slider)
5 registration memory locations to save set ups (including voices, rhythm, tempo, volumes of each section, portamento time)
Built-in lid and foldable music rest
Digital recorder ("music programmer") (real time and step)
Transposer (up to 7 half-steps down or 6 up)
MIDI in/out/thru
RAM cartridge slot
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1987 Yamaha PSR 6300 Digital PCM Keyboard & Drum Machine

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