Yamaha PSR-E313 user manual

1. Keyboard: This model features a 61-key keyboard that is touch-sensitive, allowing for expressive playing that matches the player's style.
2. Voices and Styles: The PSR-E313 offers a total of 482 voices and provides 106 accompaniment styles. It allows for a wide variety of musical exploration and creation.
3. Portable Grand Button: This feature allows for instant recall of the grand piano voice, providing an authentic piano sound for users.
4. Yamaha Education Suite: This built-in feature offers a set of learning tools that lets individuals teach themselves how to play. It includes lessons for each hand and both together, as well as a chord dictionary.
5. Music Database: Yamaha PSR-E313 comes with 102 preset songs which users can use to learn or perform along.
6. Effects: The device has several digital effects like reverb, chorus, harmony, dual/layers and split function to add depth to your sound.
7. Sound Quality: It has a 2.5W + 2.5W amplifier delivering high-quality, clear, and powerful sound.
8. Connectivity: The keyboard has a MIDI (Musical Instrument Digital Interface) so you can connect to a computer or other MIDI-equipped devices.
9. Power Saving Mode: The Yamaha PSR-E313 keyboard has an auto power off mode that turns the keyboard power off automatically if the keyboard has not been used for a set amount of time.

10. Backlit LCD Display: This feature makes it easy for the user to read the settings and functions on the keyboard.
11. Other Functions: The keyboard also provides functions like the metronome, transpose, tuning adjustment, and a headphone jack that lets you play quietly without disturbing anyone else.

To transpose on a Yamaha PSR-E313 keyboard, you can follow these steps:
1. Power on the keyboard.
. Press the "Function" button, usually located on the top left corner of the keyboard.
3. Use the arrow buttons to navigate through the function settings until you find the "Transpose" option.
4. Press the "Enter" button.
5. Use the arrow buttons or numeric keypad to select the desired transpose value. You can transpose the keyboard up or down by a certain number of semitones.
6. Press the "Enter" button again to confirm the transpose setting.
Once the transpose setting is applied, the entire keyboard will shift accordingly. For example, if you transpose up by 2 semitones, playing a C note will sound like a D note. Remember to reset the transpose setting to 0 when you finish using the feature.

No, the Yamaha PSR-E313 is not touch-sensitive.

The Yamaha PSR-E313 was released in 2008.