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Description
Step into the world of music with the Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar, the perfect fusion of innovation and style. This sleek and compact keytar is designed for both aspiring musicians and seasoned performers, offering intuitive playability and a range of features that make it a standout choice. Experience the freedom of JAM Mode, which allows you to dive into your favorite tunes with ease, even if you're just starting out. The SHS-300's 37 velocity-sensitive mini keys deliver expressive control, whether you're jamming at home or performing on stage.
Packed with 12 distinct voices, the Yamaha SHS-300 offers a palette of sounds to suit any genre. Its built-in speaker ensures you can play anywhere, anytime, without the need for additional equipment. Connect seamlessly with USB MIDI and Bluetooth to expand your creative possibilities, and use the Yamaha Chord Tracker app to enhance your learning experience.
Additional features like a pitch bend wheel, sustain, and vibrato buttons provide nuanced control over your sound. With the Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar, unleash your creativity without limits and enjoy the journey of musical discovery.
Key Features:
- 37 velocity-sensitive mini keys
- JAM Mode for intuitive play
- USB MIDI and Bluetooth connectivity
- Built-in speaker for on-the-go playing
- 12 voices with 4 categories and 3 variations each
- Compatible with Yamaha Chord Tracker app
- Pitch bend wheel, sustain, and vibrato buttons
- Includes strap and USB cable
- Headphone jack for private practice
Product specs
| Brand | Yamaha |
| Model | SHS-300 37-Key Sonogenic Keytar |
| Finish | Blue, White |
| Year | 2019 - 2025 |
| Categories | Keytar MIDI Controllers |
| Analog / Digital | Digital |
| Key Size | Mini |
| Keyboard Action | Synth Action |
| MIDI I/O | USB MIDI |
| Number of Keys | 37 Keys |
FAQs
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Is the Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar suitable for beginners?
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Yes, the Yamaha SHS-300 is beginner-friendly, featuring mini synth-action keys and intuitive controls, making it easy to learn and play.
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How does the Yamaha SHS-300 connect to other devices?
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The Yamaha SHS-300 offers USB and Bluetooth connectivity, allowing you to connect to computers, tablets, and smartphones for versatile integration.
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Can the Yamaha SHS-300 be used as a MIDI controller?
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Yes, the Yamaha SHS-300 functions as a MIDI controller, enabling you to control software instruments and DAWs through its USB MIDI capability.
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Does the Yamaha SHS-300 work with the Yamaha Chord Tracker app?
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Yes, the Yamaha SHS-300 is compatible with the free Yamaha Chord Tracker app, which helps identify chord progressions in your favorite songs.
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What type of keys does the Yamaha SHS-300 have?
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The Yamaha SHS-300 features 37 mini touch-responsive keys with a synth-action feel, providing a compact and expressive playing experience.
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Does the Yamaha SHS-300 come with a strap for performance use?
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Yes, the Yamaha SHS-300 includes a guitar-style strap, allowing you to wear it comfortably for live performances and practice sessions.
Videos
Yamaha Global
Yamaha sonogenic "SHS-300" Keytar: SOUND DEMO
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Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar White.
Features and functionality
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The SHS-300 offers touch-sensitive keys, providing a dynamic range in volume based on how hard keys are pressed, unlike the SHS-10's non-sensitive keys.
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While the SHS-300 uses more common batteries and can be powered via USB, the SHS-10 requires larger, less convenient batteries.
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The SHS-300's built-in speaker is basic, but still preferable for users needing to play without an external amp or PC.
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Comparisons
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The SHS-300 offers 3 octaves, compared to the SHS-10's 2.5, providing a broader range for playing.
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Users find the SHS-10's sounds dated, while the SHS-300 offers slightly improved sound quality.
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The SHS-300's mini keys are easier for beginners but may complicate transitioning to full-sized keyboards.
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The SHS-300's speaker is regarded as better than the SHS-500's, which adds to its appeal for standalone use.
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Software and compatibility
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The SHS-300 lacks old-school MIDI out, requiring two dongles for wireless MIDI, unlike the simpler setup with SHS-10.
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Mods and upgrades
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One user successfully modded the SHS-300 with USB-C for more versatile power options.
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In the official music video for "Hypnotized" by Purple Disco Machine and Sophie and the Giants, Tino Schmidt (Purple Disco Machine) is seen playing a blocky white keytar, which is identified as the Yamaha SHS-300 Sonogenic Keytar White. The video, released in 2020, showcases this instrument, which fits the 80's aesthetic despite being a 2019 model. This is supported by the video available on YouTube, provided by pdmVEVO.
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