The pages in this section guide you to resources available elsewhere on the internet that you may find helpful. Click on any of the categories you see listed above to go to that section. On each page you will find, in most cases, a brief description of the resource as well as a link to the highlighted site.

• Yamaha has links to Yamaha Corp sites. You can find a lot of useful information there, but since Yamaha is such a large corporation, the links of most interest to arranger keyboard owners are not always so easy to find.
• Forums lead to discussion forums where arranger keyboard owners meet to discuss topics of interest, ask questions, or share files, such as styles or songs they have created.
• Support has links to web sites devoted specifically to one or more Yamaha keyboard models. These sites normally provide useful information and songs/styles for your keyboard. You will also find many more links to internet sites at some of these sites, in particular, Jørgen Sørensen's The Unofficial YAMAHA PSR Resource Site.
• PRO Links lead to web sites of gigging (performing) musicians. They usually include sample songs as well as contact information so you can hear how talented the performer is.
• MIDI Sites has links to hundreds of sites on the internet where you can find midi songs to download or listen to. Whether a midi was created on a Yamaha or not, you can still download it and play it in your PSR or Tyros keyboard.
• Lessons are links to, generally, piano lesson sites on the net. This tutorial site will help you learn how to use many of the functions available in your keyboard, but it does not attempt to teach you how to play the keyboard. If you need help there, you can take a look at the many piano lesson sites.

The links provided here are, of course, not exhaustive. There is so much available on the internet that it would be foolish to try and list everything. You can always use a search engine, like Google, to find specific resources. But the links here may help you find some key Yamaha resources. My thanks to Frank Blecha who pulled together the extensive list of MIDI sites. If you feel there are key links that should be included in this section, feel free to send me an email and I can add them where appropriate.

-- Joe Waters

This page updated on October 31, 2009