I have a yamaha PSR-GX76 keyboard and I can't figure out how to split it so that one half plays one instrument, and the other half plays a different one.
Not familiar with your model keyboard as it was released by Yamaha in 2000.
If you still have the manual you have to look for 'splitpoint'.
If you don't have it, with a bit of luck you can still download it in PDF format from:
www.yamaha.co.jp/manual/english/index.php
Sometimes a FACTORY-RESET will set automatically the default splitpoint. Again this is maybe different for your keyboard but if you hold down the highest white key + the 3 nearest BLACK keys to its left while powering up that will do it.
Don't worry you can't ruin anything.
If there is a function button try that to find a splitpoint-setting.
Sorry I can't be at more help, hopefully someone else reads your question and tells you how to do it.
Would be nice to let us know when and how it was done so other readers can benefit from it.
Regards and good luck
Dick Rector
Bali (Indonesia)
Nov 06, 2009 Rating
PSR GX76 Split Voice by: Anonymous
Dear Nicolette: If your unit has the Controls and
Display/Menu, try the following:
1) Press Split Button (or activate Split)
2) Check Display/Menu for "Split" indication
Your keyboard may then have a preselected
combo
3) To select combo YOU WANT, hold Split Button
for its delayed-second-function, tehn select t
the Voices.
My suggestion is based on general procedure for PSR's. If it works, please post a message on this Forum so othermembers can learn from your experience. Let me know haow you fare. Good luck.
Nov 06, 2009 Rating
PSR GX 76 Split Voice by: Alfred
Dear Nicolette: Sorry I overlooked inserting my name. What Dick Rector has said in reply is correct. Between his suggestions and mine, you should be successful, and you may not need to re-set to Factory condition. Please excuse typos in earlier message.
Nov 15, 2009 Rating
Yamaha PSR-GX76 by: Johan
Hello,
As a owner of this keyboard, I can tell you that it hasnt got any split functions accept the preset ones that are between no. 99 and 108 in die voice memory. These cant be changed at all.
Hopes this helps.
Regards,
Johan
Nov 15, 2009 Rating
PSR GX76 Split by: Alfred
Dear Johan: Thanks for your post. It proves the Forum works and teaches all of us something new.
Keep well.
Feb 28, 2010 Rating
Yamaha AC adaptor by: Anonymous
Can anyone tell me where I can find an ac adaptor that can be used for the Yamaha PSR-GX76? (I've only found one in the UK and it involves steep shipping rate and I'm not even sure the plug would be correct.)
Thanks,
Leslie
Apr 17, 2010 Rating
thanks by: Nicolette
thank you everyone for the posts. you were very helpful
