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Yamaha PSR-EW320 76-Key Portable Keyboard – Black

INTRODUCTION

The Yamaha PSR-EW320 is a versatile 76-key portable keyboard designed for beginners, developing musicians and home players who want more playing range than a conventional 61-key instrument.

Its 76 touch-sensitive keys give you over an octave more keyboard space than a standard 61-note portable keyboard, making the PSR-EW320 particularly appealing for piano-style playing, two-handed arrangements and musicians who want extra room without moving to a full-size 88-key digital piano.

With 650 Voices, 260 accompaniment Styles, 125 preset Songs, Super Articulation Lite Voices, DSP effects, Auto Chord Play and Yamaha's built-in lesson functions, there is plenty here to keep a new player interested as their skills develop.

USB audio and MIDI connectivity, battery operation, Duo mode and built-in speakers also make the PSR-EW320 a practical choice for lessons, home practice, songwriting and everyday music making.

KEY FEATURES

• Yamaha 76-key portable keyboard

• 76 touch-sensitive organ-style keys

• Soft, Medium, Hard and Off touch-response settings

• 650 preset Voices

• 258 panel Voices

• 25 Drum/SFX Kits

• 20 Arpeggio Voices

• 347 XGlite Voices

• 12 Super Articulation Lite Voices

• 260 preset accompaniment Styles

• Smart Chord and Multi Finger chord recognition

• Auto Chord Play

• 50 preset chord progressions

• 48-note maximum polyphony

• Yamaha AWM Stereo Sampling sound engine

• 41 DSP effects

• 15 Reverb types

• 7 Chorus types

• 26 Harmony types

• 152 Arpeggio types

• Dual Voice function

• Split keyboard function

• 125 preset Songs

• Keys to Success lesson system

• 3-Step Lesson

• Rhythm & Touch Tutor

• A-B Repeat

• Duo mode

• 200-entry Music Database

• One Touch Setting

• 10 Registration Memories

• 2-track recording

• Up to 5 user Songs

• Approx. 10,000-note recording capacity

• USB audio interface

• USB MIDI connectivity

• AUX input

• Headphone/output connection

• Sustain pedal connection

• Rec'n'Share compatibility

• Backlit LCD display

• Built-in twin-speaker system

• 2.5W + 2.5W amplification

• Six-AA battery operation

• Black finish

WHY YOU'LL LOVE IT

The standout advantage of the PSR-EW320 is its 76-key range.

Most portable beginner keyboards use 61 keys, which is perfectly adequate for early learning but can eventually feel restrictive as players begin using wider two-handed parts.

The PSR-EW320 provides extra room while remaining considerably lighter and more portable than most 88-key instruments.

Touch sensitivity also means the keyboard responds to how firmly you play. Play gently and the sound becomes quieter; play more strongly and it becomes louder.

That is an important step for anyone learning expressive keyboard technique because it encourages you to control dynamics with your fingers rather than simply pressing notes.

Add automatic accompaniment, hundreds of sounds and Yamaha's lesson functions, and the PSR-EW320 provides an approachable instrument that can continue to be useful well beyond the first few months of learning.

DETAILED FEATURES & BENEFITS

76 Touch-Sensitive Keys

The Yamaha PSR-EW320 features 76 organ-style touch-sensitive keys.

Compared with a conventional 61-key portable keyboard, those additional notes provide substantially more room for two-handed playing.

This is particularly useful for:

• Piano-style repertoire

• Left-hand bass parts

• Wider chord voicings

• Split keyboard setups

• More advanced two-handed arrangements

Touch Response can be adjusted between:

• Soft

• Medium

• Hard

• Off

This lets the keyboard response suit both the player's technique and the musical situation.

For beginners, learning on a touch-sensitive instrument is especially valuable because dynamics form an essential part of musical expression.

650 Voices

The PSR-EW320 includes 650 instrument Voices.

These comprise:

• 258 Panel Voices

• 25 Drum/SFX Kits

• 20 Arpeggio Voices

• 347 XGlite Voices

The sound library includes a broad selection of:

• Pianos

• Electric pianos

• Organs

• Guitars

• Bass guitars

• Strings

• Brass

• Saxophones

• Synthesizers

• Drums

• Percussion

• Orchestral instruments

This means a developing player can explore far more than piano alone.

Whether you're learning pop, rock, classical-inspired pieces, film music or simply experimenting with different sounds, the PSR-EW320 provides plenty of variety.

Super Articulation Lite

The PSR-EW320 includes 12 Super Articulation Lite Voices.

These are designed to reproduce characteristic performance details from real acoustic instruments.

For example, a guitar sound may incorporate additional articulations associated with real guitar playing rather than producing exactly the same type of note every time.

The result is a more expressive and convincing performance, particularly when using sounds such as guitars and other acoustic instruments.

For a beginner, it also demonstrates how different instruments behave rather than treating every sound as simply another keyboard preset.

Yamaha AWM Stereo Sampling

The PSR-EW320 uses Yamaha's AWM Stereo Sampling sound technology.

This forms the basis of the keyboard's instrument Voices and is designed to reproduce the character of real instruments through carefully recorded samples.

For the player, the important point is that the sound responds naturally across the keyboard and gives you a more musical starting point for practice and performance.

260 Accompaniment Styles

The PSR-EW320 includes 260 automatic accompaniment Styles.

A Style provides backing parts such as:

• Drums

• Bass

• Chords

• Additional accompaniment instruments

As you play chords, the backing follows you automatically.

This creates the feeling of playing with a small band rather than practising completely alone.

It is particularly useful for developing:

• Timing

• Chord knowledge

• Rhythm

• Musical confidence

• Accompaniment skills

Styles also make everyday practice considerably more enjoyable because the same song can be played with different musical backing.

Smart Chord

Yamaha's Smart Chord function helps beginners enjoy automatic accompaniment before they have learnt complex chord shapes.

Instead of requiring you to play every note of a full chord, the keyboard can create suitable harmony from simpler input.

That allows a new player to experience fuller musical arrangements from an early stage.

As your chord knowledge develops, you can switch to Multi Finger mode and take more direct control.

Auto Chord Play

The PSR-EW320 includes Auto Chord Play with 50 preset chord progressions.

This allows the keyboard to automatically play a chord sequence while an accompaniment Style runs underneath.

Your hands are then free to concentrate on:

• Melody

• Timing

• Improvisation

• Practising the right-hand part of a song

For beginners, this can be particularly helpful because it lets you experience playing within a complete arrangement before both hands are fully confident.

It can also make practising improvisation much more enjoyable.

41 DSP Effects

The PSR-EW320 provides 41 DSP effect types.

DSP stands for Digital Signal Processing and allows the character of selected sounds to be changed with effects such as distortion and delay.

That means a guitar Voice can be given a more appropriate processed character, while other sounds can be made wider, more atmospheric or more dramatic.

Yamaha can automatically select an appropriate DSP setting for compatible Voices, so beginners do not need to understand detailed effects programming before benefiting from the feature.

Reverb & Chorus

The effects system also includes:

• 15 Reverb types

• 7 Chorus types

Reverb gives a sound a sense of acoustic space, while Chorus can add additional width and richness.

These effects help instrument Voices feel less dry and more natural within a musical performance.

152 Arpeggio Types

The built-in Arpeggio function offers 152 different patterns.

Hold notes or a chord and the keyboard can automatically turn them into a repeating rhythmic phrase.

This is useful for:

• Electronic music

• Pop

• Synth parts

• Guitar-style picking patterns

• Songwriting

• Improvisation

For developing players, it is also a fun way to hear how simple chords can be transformed into more complex musical patterns.

26 Harmony Types

The PSR-EW320 includes 26 Harmony types.

Harmony can automatically add musically appropriate additional notes to a melody, depending on the selected function and accompaniment setup.

This can make a simple melody sound fuller and is another useful way for beginners to explore how different notes work together.

Dual Voice

The Dual function allows two Voices to be layered together.

For example, you could combine:

• Piano and strings

• Piano and pad

• Organ and strings

• Synth and another synth texture

This can produce a richer, more atmospheric sound without needing additional equipment.

Split Keyboard

The Split function allows different Voices to be assigned to the left and right areas of the keyboard.

The PSR-EW320's 76-key range makes this particularly useful because there is more physical space available for each side of the split.

You might use:

• Bass with the left hand and piano with the right

• Strings on one side and piano on the other

• Two contrasting instruments within one performance

125 Preset Songs

The PSR-EW320 includes 125 built-in Songs.

These aren't simply there for listening.

Many can be used alongside Yamaha's lesson functions to help players develop technique, timing and note recognition.

A downloadable Yamaha Song Book is also available for supported material.

Keys to Success

The Keys to Success lesson system breaks songs into smaller practice sections.

Rather than trying to learn an entire piece in one go, you can work through individual stages and gradually build towards performing the complete song.

For beginners, this structured approach can make learning feel much more manageable.

3-Step Lesson

Yamaha's lesson system includes:

• Listening

• Timing

• Waiting

These modes let players focus on different aspects of performance.

Waiting mode, for example, allows the song to pause until you play the correct note.

This can be particularly useful when initially learning note positions.

Rhythm & Touch Tutor

The Rhythm & Touch Tutor helps players work on timing and dynamic control.

Because the PSR-EW320 has touch-sensitive keys, learning isn't simply about playing the right note.

How you play it also matters.

This makes the function useful for developing musical expression rather than just mechanical accuracy.

Duo Mode

Duo Mode divides the keyboard into two sections with matching pitch ranges.

This means two people can sit at the same instrument and play equivalent notes side by side.

It can be particularly useful for:

• Teacher and student lessons

• Parent and child practice

• Demonstrating fingering

• Playing simple duets

The 76-key layout gives Duo Mode more room to work with than many smaller portable keyboards.

200-Entry Music Database

The PSR-EW320 provides a 200-entry Music Database.

Choose the type of music you want to play and the keyboard can automatically configure suitable Voice and Style settings.

For new players who aren't yet familiar with which instruments or accompaniments suit particular genres, this can save a lot of trial and error.

One Touch Setting

One Touch Setting automatically calls up an appropriate Voice when you select an accompaniment Style.

Again, the benefit is simplicity.

You can concentrate on playing rather than spending time experimenting with dozens of settings before every song.

Registration Memory

The PSR-EW320 offers 10 Registration Memories.

These let you save favourite combinations of Voices and panel settings so they can be recalled quickly later.

As you develop your own preferred setups, Registration Memory becomes increasingly useful.

Rather than rebuilding the same configuration every time you switch on the keyboard, you can save it and call it back when needed.

Two-Track Recording

The internal recorder supports:

• Up to 5 user Songs

• 2 recording tracks

• Approximately 10,000 notes

Recording yourself is one of the most useful ways to improve.

You can concentrate entirely on playing, then listen back afterwards and notice timing, rhythm or note issues that may be difficult to hear while performing.

The two-track system also lets you record separate parts and combine them.

USB Audio & MIDI

The PSR-EW320 supports USB audio and MIDI communication with compatible computers and devices.

This means the keyboard can be incorporated into:

• Recording software

• Music education applications

• MIDI software

• Content-creation setups

The USB audio interface operates at 44.1kHz / 16-bit stereo.

For a beginner exploring computer-based music making, USB connectivity gives the PSR-EW320 considerably more long-term flexibility than a keyboard designed purely for standalone practice.

Rec'n'Share Compatibility

The PSR-EW320 can work with Yamaha's supported Rec'n'Share workflow on compatible smart devices.

This is designed to make it easier to record video and audio performances together.

For musicians who want to create performance clips or share their progress online, this can be a useful addition.

AUX Input

The built-in AUX IN connection allows audio from a compatible external device to be played through the keyboard's speakers.

This can be useful for:

• Playing along with favourite music

• Practice tracks

• Backing tracks

• Lesson material

Headphone Connection

A standard stereo PHONES/OUTPUT socket allows headphones to be connected for quiet practice.

This is particularly useful for home players who need to practise without disturbing other people.

The same connection also acts as an output for supported external audio applications.

Sustain Pedal Compatibility

A compatible sustain pedal can be connected.

For piano playing in particular, a sustain pedal is one of the most useful optional accessories because it allows notes and chords to continue sounding naturally after the keys are released.

Built-In Speakers

The PSR-EW320 includes:

• Two 12cm speakers

• 2.5W + 2.5W amplification

That makes it completely self-contained for home practice and lessons.

There is no need to purchase separate speakers simply to start playing.

Battery or Mains Operation

The PSR-EW320 can run from either:

• The included Yamaha PA-130 AC adaptor

• Six AA batteries

Supported battery types include:

• Alkaline

• Manganese

• Rechargeable Ni-MH

Battery power means the keyboard can be used in locations where convenient mains electricity isn't available.

Combined with its relatively low 5.2kg weight, this makes the PSR-EW320 genuinely portable despite its extended 76-key range.

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Yamaha PSR-EW320 is particularly well suited to:

• Beginners

• Developing keyboard players

• Students

• Home musicians

• Adult learners

• Younger players who want an instrument they can grow into

• Players who want more than 61 keys

• Musicians learning piano-style repertoire

• Keyboard students who value built-in lesson functions

• Players who want automatic accompaniment

• Families sharing one keyboard

• Musicians who need battery-powered portability

• Players interested in connecting a keyboard to a computer or smart device

It is particularly attractive for someone who wants more keyboard range than the PSR-E383 but doesn't necessarily need the advanced live-performance controls found on models such as the PSR-E483.

PLAYING STYLES & APPLICATIONS

Learning keyboard – Touch-sensitive keys and extensive lesson functions make this one of the PSR-EW320's strongest applications.

Piano-style playing – The 76-note range gives you significantly more space than a conventional 61-key portable keyboard.

Home practice – Built-in speakers and optional headphone use make it ideal for everyday playing.

Lessons – Duo Mode allows teacher and student to work side by side using matching ranges.

Pop & rock – Hundreds of Voices and accompaniment Styles cover a broad contemporary repertoire.

Songwriting – Auto Chord Play, Styles and recording provide easy ways to experiment with musical ideas.

Music education – USB MIDI/audio connectivity allows the keyboard to work with compatible educational software.

Family use – An approachable interface, lesson system and broad sound library make the keyboard suitable for multiple players at different levels.

Portable playing – At just 5.2kg excluding batteries and with six-AA battery operation, it can easily move between rooms, lessons or other locations.

HOW IT COMPARES

Yamaha PSR-EW320 vs PSR-E383

The PSR-EW320 and PSR-E383 share the same core Yamaha portable-keyboard platform.

Both offer:

• Touch-sensitive keys

• 650 Voices

• 12 Super Articulation Lite Voices

• 260 Styles

• 48-note polyphony

• 125 preset Songs

• Auto Chord Play

• Yamaha lesson functions

• USB audio/MIDI

• Battery operation

The major difference is keyboard range.

The PSR-E383 has 61 keys, while the PSR-EW320 has 76 keys.

Choose the PSR-E383 if compact size is more important.

Choose the PSR-EW320 if you want additional playing range for two-handed repertoire, splits and piano-style pieces.

Yamaha PSR-EW320 vs PSR-E483

The PSR-E483 is aimed at a more performance-focused player.

It adds features such as:

• Larger Voice library

• More accompaniment Styles

• Higher polyphony

• Live Control knobs

• Pitch Bend

• Quick Sampling

• Looper

• More sophisticated recording

• Dedicated line outputs

• Microphone connectivity

The PSR-EW320 has the advantage of 76 keys, compared with 61 on the PSR-E483.

Choose the PSR-EW320 if learning, extra keyboard range and straightforward home use are your priorities.

Choose the PSR-E483 if advanced creative and live-performance functions matter more than having the additional keys.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Yamaha PSR-EW320
Product Type	Portable Keyboard
Finish	Black
Number of Keys	76
Keyboard Type	Organ-style
Touch Response	Soft, Medium, Hard, Off
Tone Generation	AWM Stereo Sampling
Maximum Polyphony	48 notes
Total Voices	650
Panel Voices	258
Drum/SFX Kits	25
Arpeggio Voices	20
XGlite Voices	347
Super Articulation Lite Voices	12
Preset Styles	260
Expansion Styles	10
Music Database	200
Auto Chord Play	50 chord progressions
Preset Songs	125
User Songs	5
Recording Tracks	2
Recording Capacity	Approx. 10,000 notes
Arpeggio Types	152
Harmony Types	26
DSP Effects	41 types
Reverb	15 types
Chorus	7 types
Master EQ	5 types
Dual	Yes
Split	Yes
Duo	Yes
Registration Memories	10
Display	Backlit LCD
USB Audio Interface	44.1kHz / 16-bit stereo
USB TO HOST	MIDI / Audio
AUX IN	Stereo mini jack
Headphones / Output	Standard stereo phone jack
Sustain Pedal	Yes
Amplification	2.5W + 2.5W
Speakers	12cm x 2
Width	1,148mm
Depth	317mm
Height	105mm
Weight	5.2kg excluding batteries
Power	AC adaptor or six AA batteries
Power Consumption	5W

POWER REQUIREMENTS

The Yamaha PSR-EW320 can be powered using:

• Yamaha PA-130 AC adaptor or an equivalent recommended by Yamaha

• Six AA batteries

Supported battery types include alkaline, manganese and rechargeable Ni-MH batteries.

This gives the PSR-EW320 flexibility for both permanent home use and portable playing.

Yamaha's UK overview refers to an included AC adaptor, while its specifications page separately lists the PA-130 under power-supply requirements and only explicitly confirms the music rest under included accessories. Because those official pages are not completely aligned, Fair Deal Music's exact UK box contents should be confirmed before publication rather than assumed.

🎵 FAIR DEAL MUSIC EXPERT VERDICT ★★★★★

Best suited for: Beginners, students, home players and developing musicians who want the convenience of a portable keyboard but would benefit from a larger 76-note range.

Customers usually upgrade from: Basic non-touch-sensitive keyboards, compact beginner instruments and 61-key portable keyboards where the player is starting to feel restricted by the available range.

Most commonly paired with: A sturdy keyboard stand, sustain pedal, headphones and a suitable 76-key padded keyboard bag or case.

Our tip: The PSR-EW320's most important feature isn't its 650 sounds — it's the combination of 76 keys and touch sensitivity. If you're learning properly and expect to play more two-handed repertoire as you improve, those extra keys can make the instrument much more comfortable long-term.

Showroom feedback: The PSR-EW320 makes particular sense for customers who want an approachable beginner keyboard but are already concerned that a conventional 61-key model may feel limiting as their playing develops.

WHY BUY FROM FAIR DEAL MUSIC?

When you buy from Fair Deal Music, you're choosing one of the UK's most established, independent family run music retailers since 1987.

Choosing a first keyboard can be confusing because specification lists don't always tell you which features will actually matter as you learn.

Our Birmingham showroom and knowledgeable team can help you understand whether a 61-key, 76-key or full-size 88-key instrument makes the most sense for the way you intend to learn and play.

We can also help you choose genuinely useful accessories such as a suitable stand, sustain pedal, headphones and protective bag rather than adding equipment you don't need.

Fair Deal Music has decades of experience with new and pre-owned keyboards, digital pianos and musical instruments, giving you knowledgeable support when choosing an instrument for yourself or another member of the family.

Already have a keyboard or musical instrument you'd like to replace? Ask us about part exchange.

PART EXCHANGE / TRADE-IN

Trade In. Trade Up.

Already own a keyboard or another musical instrument?

Fair Deal Music welcomes part-exchange enquiries on suitable equipment.

Simply tell us:

• Make

• Exact model

• Condition

• Included accessories

and our team can provide a no-obligation valuation towards your new Yamaha PSR-EW320.

Part exchange can make upgrading easier while avoiding the hassle of advertising and selling your existing instrument privately.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many keys does the Yamaha PSR-EW320 have?

The PSR-EW320 has 76 touch-sensitive organ-style keys.

This gives you 15 more keys than a conventional 61-key portable keyboard.

Is the PSR-EW320 suitable for beginners?

Yes.

Yamaha specifically designed the PSR-EW320 to be suitable for first-time keyboard players, while its touch-sensitive keys, extended range and deeper functions provide room for continued development.

Why choose 76 keys instead of 61?

A 76-key keyboard gives you more room for two-handed playing, wider arrangements and piano-style repertoire.

It is a useful compromise between a compact 61-key keyboard and a larger 88-key digital piano.

Is the keyboard touch sensitive?

Yes. The volume and character respond to how strongly you play. Touch sensitivity can be set to Soft, Medium, Hard or switched Off.

How many sounds does it have?

The PSR-EW320 provides 650 Voices, including 258 panel Voices, 25 Drum/SFX Kits, 20 Arpeggio Voices and 347 XGlite Voices.

Does it have Super Articulation sounds?

Yes. There are 12 Super Articulation Lite Voices, designed to reproduce additional instrumental playing characteristics.

How many accompaniment Styles are included?

The PSR-EW320 includes 260 preset Styles.

What is Smart Chord?

Smart Chord allows the automatic accompaniment system to create suitable chords from simpler note input. It is particularly useful for beginners who haven't yet learnt more complex chord shapes.

What does Auto Chord Play do?

Auto Chord Play automatically performs a preset chord progression while the Style accompaniment plays.

The PSR-EW320 includes 50 chord progressions.

Does it have built-in lessons?

Yes.

Lesson functions include:

• Keys to Success

• Listening

• Timing

• Waiting

• A-B Repeat

• Rhythm & Touch Tutor

Does the PSR-EW320 have built-in speakers?

Yes. It uses two 12cm speakers driven by 2.5W + 2.5W amplification.

Can I use headphones?

Yes. A standard stereo headphone/output socket is provided for quiet practice.

Can I connect a sustain pedal?

Yes. The PSR-EW320 supports a compatible sustain footswitch.

Can I connect it to a computer?

Yes. USB TO HOST provides both MIDI and audio connectivity with compatible equipment.

Does it work as a USB audio interface?

Yes. The USB audio interface operates at 44.1kHz, 16-bit stereo.

Can I record myself?

Yes. The built-in recorder supports up to five user Songs with two tracks and approximately 10,000 notes of recording capacity.

Can two people practise together?

Yes. Duo Mode divides the keyboard into two matching pitch regions so a teacher and student, or two players, can perform side by side.

Can the PSR-EW320 run on batteries?

Yes. It can operate from six AA batteries, including supported alkaline, manganese or rechargeable Ni-MH types.

How heavy is the PSR-EW320?

It weighs approximately 5.2kg excluding batteries, making it relatively lightweight for a 76-key keyboard.

What is the difference between the PSR-EW320 and PSR-E383?

The two instruments share most of their main technology and functions. The key difference is that the PSR-EW320 has 76 keys, while the PSR-E383 has 61. If additional keyboard range matters, the PSR-EW320 is the better choice.

WHAT'S IN THE BOX

The following item is explicitly confirmed in Yamaha's current specification:

• Yamaha PSR-EW320 76-Key Portable Keyboard

• Music Rest

• PA-130 AC adaptor

READY TO GIVE YOUR PLAYING MORE ROOM?

The Yamaha PSR-EW320 is an excellent choice for players who want an approachable portable keyboard without immediately feeling restricted by a 61-note range.

Its 76 touch-sensitive keys, 650 Voices, 260 accompaniment Styles, Super Articulation Lite, Auto Chord Play, built-in lessons and USB audio/MIDI connectivity provide a strong foundation for both learning and everyday music making.

For a beginner, there is plenty of guidance to help get started.

For a developing player, the extended range, expressive keyboard and computer connectivity provide useful room to grow.

Order your Yamaha PSR-EW320 from Fair Deal Music today, or speak to our team if you'd like help comparing it with the PSR-E383, PSR-E483 or an 88-key digital piano.