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The table below lists all of the styles in the PSR-SX900 and the PSR-SX700. The styles are now grouped into nine style categories. The PSR-SX700 has 400 preset styles, 40 more than the PSR-S775. PSR-SX900 has 525 preset styles, 75 more than the PSR-S975. Organize Registration Memories into convenient Playlists for instant recall during performance.

Playlist and Registration Memory - Playlist makes it easy to manage and call up your songs and the related settings, no matter how large your repertoire.

In Style Assembly it’s easy to explore, audition and combine Parts from any Style to create your own personal accompaniments.

Style Assembly - Styles are made up of many instrument Parts, such as drums, bass, guitar, piano etc.

Now you can play rapid trills, expressive pitch bends, and finely-nuanced modulation-all from a single, easily-configured controller. The Joystick offers intuitive pitch and modulation control.

Joystick - The Joystick adds a new dimension to your live performance with a truly unique flair.

Choose from a range of functions to assign to one of six panel buttons, or to the Live Control knobs, pedals or the Home Shortcut menu, and then instantly recall your desired function with a single touch. Assignable Functions make it easy to do just that.

Assignable Functions - While performing, you often need to act fast to access certain features.

A wide variety of functions can be assigned to the knobs, so you can easily add variations to the sound during your performance.

Live Control - The two LIVE CONTROL knobs let you intuitively control your performance in real-time.The chords play back in a loop, so you no longer need to repeat the chord pattern manually. Chord Looper - The Chord Looper lets you record a chord sequence and play it back, freeing your left hand and providing new ways to enhance your performance.

Touching a shortcut icon calls up the display of the corresponding function. The bottom line of the main display contains the shortcut icons which let you call up various functions with a single touch. The midrange models now have a third right-hand voice. This new display also highlights several of the new features. This interface matches the interface on the Genos. Touch-screen display - The 7" touch display and new graphic user interface (GUI) provide intuitive control over the instrument's powerful features. Here are some of the new features in these keyboards: These new models incorporate many features from the new flagship Genos keyboard that are not available in the current PSR-Sxxx series and thus mark the next generation of Yamaha keyboards. The new Yamaha mid-range arranger keyboards, the PSR-SX900 and PSR-SX700, will replace the current PSR-S975 and S775 models.