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Yamaha PSR-I610 61-Key Indian Portable Keyboard

Yamaha's flagship Indian-music keyboard, built for live performance

  • 927 Voices, including 50 Indian Voices and 29 Super Articulation Lite Voices
  • 392 Styles (70 Indian), 50 Riyaz patterns and 75 lesson Songs
  • Pitch-bend and modulation wheels plus a foot controller input
  • 12 W + 12 W speakers, mic input and L/L+R, R line outputs
  • Looper, Quick Sampling, Auto Chord Play and USB Type-C to Host
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Yamaha PSR-I610 61-Key Portable Keyboard for Indian Music

The Yamaha PSR-I610 is the flagship of Yamaha's PSR-I series of portable keyboards for Indian music. Its 61 touch-sensitive keys play 927 Voices, including 50 Indian instruments, with 392 auto-accompaniment Styles (70 of them Indian), 50 Riyaz Tabla/Mridangam and Tanpura patterns and 75 lesson Songs.

Yamaha designed it as the PSR-I model for performing, with 12 W + 12 W speakers, a microphone input, independent line outputs, a modulation wheel and a foot controller input. It suits singers, live keyboardists, music teachers and serious students who want the most complete Indian content in the range.

Key Features

Indian instruments including tabla, sitar, harmonium, mridangam and santoor, representing the Yamaha PSR-I610 Indian Voices

50 Indian Voices with Super Articulation Lite

Alongside pianos, strings, brass and other everyday sounds, the PSR-I610 carries 50 Indian instrument Voices and 29 Super Articulation Lite Voices. Super Articulation Lite recreates playing techniques such as Bansuri vibrato and Santoor tremolo, so melodies sound closer to the real instrument without any extra effort from you.

Illustration of a band of musicians representing the Yamaha PSR-I610 auto-accompaniment Styles

392 Styles with Smart Chord and Auto Chord Play

Play a chord with your left hand and a full band follows you, across 392 Styles that include 70 Indian Styles. Smart Chord lets you trigger complete chords with a single finger, and Auto Chord Play runs through any of 135 preset chord progressions (or 10 of your own) to free your hands for melody and controls.

Yamaha PSR-I610 keyboard with tabla, tanpura and mridangam for the Riyaz function

Riyaz on the PSR-I610: Tabla, Mridangam and Tanpura

The Riyaz function gives you 50 rhythm patterns built on Tabla or Mridangam with a Tanpura drone. Use them to accompany a performance or for daily raga practice when no accompanist is available, keeping your timing and pitch on track.

Yamaha PSR-I610 Song Book with sheet music for the built-in lesson Songs

75 lesson Songs, including 35 Indian pieces

The built-in library runs from Raga scales and Geetams to Western classics, and 35 of the 75 Songs are Indian traditional Raga, Geetam, Swara Jathi and Korvai pieces. Three-step lessons (Listening, Timing and Waiting) plus Repeat & Learn help you master each piece, and Yamaha offers the sheet music as a free Song Book download.

Musician performing on the Yamaha PSR-I610 with a vocal microphone on a stand

Stage-ready hardware for live performance

Two 12 W amplifiers drive the built-in speakers, and a microphone input lets you sing and play without a separate PA. For bigger venues, the L/L+R and R outputs feed a PA system or powered speakers. Pitch-bend and modulation wheels, a Portamento button and an optional expression pedal on the foot controller input give you fine control over every phrase.

Hand pressing an illuminated Sampling Pad on the Yamaha PSR-I610 panel

Looper and Quick Sampling for creative solos

The Looper records a phrase and replays it while you layer more parts on top, which you can combine with Styles for a full one-person performance. Quick Sampling assigns audio from your computer, a WAV file, the AUX input or your own voice to four Sampling Pads, each playable as a one-shot or a loop, with a sampling time of about 9.6 seconds.

Hand turning a Live Control Knob among the effect buttons on the Yamaha PSR-I610

DSP, Motion Effect, India EQ and Mega Boost

Dedicated DSP buttons call up high-quality effects (41 DSP1 and 12 DSP2 types), while 57 Motion Effects add dynamic filter and modulation sweeps. Two Live Control Knobs adjust assigned effects as you play, India EQ is tuned for Indian music, and Mega Boost lifts the volume by +6 dB over the normal maximum.

Singer playing the Yamaha PSR-I610 with a microphone connected

USB connectivity, recording and free apps

USB to Device records your performances as WAV audio (up to about 80 minutes per Song) and plays them back from a USB flash drive. USB to Host (Type-C) connects to a computer so you can use the keyboard's sounds with DAW software, and it doubles as a 44.1 kHz/16-bit stereo audio interface. Yamaha's free Rec'n'Share and MIDI Song to Style apps add easy recording, sharing and Style creation.

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Walkthrough: Voice
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Walkthrough: Style
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Walkthrough: Riyaz
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Walkthrough: Song
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Walkthrough: Sound Combination
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Walkthrough: Sound Control
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Walkthrough: Easy Improvisation
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between the Yamaha PSR-I610 and the PSR-I510?

Both have 61 touch-sensitive keys, a microphone input and L/L+R, R line outputs. The PSR-I610 adds more content (927 vs 887 Voices, 70 vs 60 Indian Styles, 50 vs 40 Riyaz patterns, 75 vs 65 Songs), twice the amplifier power (12 W x 2 vs 6 W x 2), a modulation wheel and a foot controller input. Choose the PSR-I610 if you perform live; the PSR-I510 suits players who do not need those performance extras.

Should I choose the PSR-I610 or the PSR-I300?

The PSR-I300 is the entry model, with 644 Voices, 224 Styles (30 Indian), 15 Riyaz patterns and 2.5 W x 2 speakers, and it has no microphone input, line outputs, foot controller input or modulation wheel. The PSR-I610 is the better choice for anyone who sings, performs or wants the deepest Indian sound library.

What comes in the box with the PSR-I610?

You get the PSR-I610 keyboard, the PA-300C AC adaptor and a music rest. The Song Book is a free download from Yamaha's website. A stand, headphones, microphone, sustain pedal and expression pedal are sold separately.

How is the PSR-I610 powered?

It runs from the supplied PA-300C AC adaptor (13 W power consumption) or from six AA alkaline, manganese or Ni-MH rechargeable batteries, so you can also play where there is no power socket. An adjustable auto power-off function helps save power.

Can I connect the PSR-I610 to a computer or use an expression pedal?

Yes. The USB to Host (Type-C) port connects to a computer for use with DAW software and as a USB audio interface; Yamaha notes it cannot guarantee operation with every DAW. The foot controller input accepts an expression pedal such as the Yamaha FC7, and a separate foot switch input works with pedals like the FC4A or FC5 for sustain and other functions.

Is the PSR-I610 good for Hindustani and Carnatic music?

Yes. Riyaz offers Tabla or Mridangam patterns with Tanpura, the 35 Indian lesson Songs cover Raga, Geetam, Swara Jathi and Korvai, and the PIANO button switches instantly between Harmonium and Piano. Super Articulation Lite Voices such as Bansuri and Santoor add realistic ornamentation.

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