PSR Tutorial - 2021

[Joe W]

Every year I give some thought to whether to keep things running for another year since I get another year older and COVID made a mess of 2020.  However, I have recently paid our internet service provider for another year on our dedicated server.  I have also just renewed my licenses for Dreamweaver (used to support the web) and Filemaker (used to manage my databases).  So, PSR Tutorial should be able to hang around for another year.  I will take care of the web and resource collections and a host of moderators will help take care of the forum.

I am looking forward to see what 2021 will bring.  Is it time for a Genos replacement?

[overover]

Thank you for your tireless hard work on the PSR Tutorial site and on the forum, Joe!

The PSR Tutorial site and this forum should NEVER be closed!


All the best from Germany,
Chris

[Stubby]

Long live PSR Tutorial!

[Toril S]

Dear Joe, thank you so much for continuing PSR Tutorial. It must never be closed down!  We are all in your debt. God bless you!

[niayinii]

Joe i support the fact that the site should not be closed

God bless you

[Richard Kent]

WOW !!!  This is the best news ever, Joe.  Thank you for the enormous opportunities PSR Tutorial offers.

Richard

[Ronbo]

Thanks Joe for all you do.

The best way for any of us to assist you is to purchase your latest offering, Styles # 15. I have done just that, gladly.

That way, we get the website for another year AND all those fabulous styles, We can't lose

All the best and stay safe,

Regards

Ron

[Toril S]

Agreed Ron. I am about to put in an order too

[hans1966]

Thank you very much Joe, all the effort you have put into PSR -Tutorial has been worth it. I have learned and continue to learn many things from this wonderful community. this is the best forum in the world. keep going. Blessings!!. Hans

[VilleGuy]

Thanks for your work here, Joe, and for the work of moderators and contributors.

It's not an overstatement to say that this forum has global importance, because musicians around the world find it of great value.

[mikf]

Amazingly, in a couple of days I will have been a member here for 16 years. Doesn't time fly. This forum feels like an old friend.
Great work Joe.
Mike

[Normanfernandez]

Thank you Joe, Roger and the other Mods , that keeps this Forum up and running.

This is the best keyboard forum for Yamaha.
Regards Norman.

[Rick D.]

Thanks to all who make this forum possible.
I have enjoyed it since I got my first Tyros 1.
I don't know how anyone could possibly get full satisfaction from their keyboard without this forum.
Not only our the members knowledgeable and willing to share that knowledge, they are very nice, and I have made a few friends over the years in here.
Please consider donating to keep this forum going. I don't think anyone realizes the costs involved, let alone the time involved by Joe and the other admins.
It would be a shame to let this forum go.
Thanks again to Joe and the others for all the work they put in to this forum.

Well done!

Rick D.

[AndiiRoo]

Thanks, Joe, a fantastic resource and fount of knowledge

[MadrasGiaguari]

Dear Joe,

after about 20 years of Korg system, I moved to a Clavinova, and lately I added a fantastic Genos.
In the beginning (Clavinova) it was very hard to turn my mind into Yamaha arrangers system, and I got almost lost, as I could not find enough answers to my doubts by reading the usuer and reference manuals.

All changed when I "discovered" PSR-Tutorial, where I gradually found ALL the answersI was looking for, thanks both to the lessons and to the posts on the Forum.

I can really say that my fun with Clavinova and Genos is fully due to what you created.

I'm therefore more than convinced of the extremely positive work you have created and managed so effectively.

Of course, I hope that you will find a reliable way to let Psr-Tutorial continue.

Ciao e grazie!

Angelo, Roma

[tyrosguy85]

Great site Joe and many thanks for all that you do to keep us keyboard fans happy!
Cheers
John.

[alanclare]

"Thank you, Joe" almost sounds inadequate as a response for the support and friendships that the forum has brought to this amateur, but Thank you Joe, and bless you for it.

Apropos of nothing at all, 2021 has only two factors - excepting 1 and itself.

Alan

[Aquilauno]

Mister joe, since I started being part of this forum there hasn't been a day in which I could not appreciate the professionalism, generosity, collaboration and love with which you and the members (especially those who participate constantly to the life of the forum). I feel like I belong to a big family. I have been retired since January 1st and will be able to dedicate a lot of time to collection # 15 which I will purchase soon. Thank you for the time and passion you have dedicated to the birth and survival of PSR Tutorial.
Pietro

[Rick D.]

Pietro,

Congratulations on your retirement!
You'll love it!

Rick D.

[bhergar56]

Joe, the only words we can say is. THANK YOU for this great work and for your effort keeping the site alive.

Best regards

Bernardo.

[pmedina]

Thank You Joe, Long life to you and your son, the PSR TUTORIAL.

[Joe H]

Joe W,

If finances become an issue I suggest you consider a membership fee.  I would think that $1.00 USD per year per member should cover all the expenses.

Just a suggestion.

Regards,
Joe H

[LaHawk]

Perhaps if everyone would donate whatever amount possible, as this site is a blessing during these tough times.
Every little bit helps.

[Rick D.]

Here is one place you can donate!

https://psrtutorial.com/cdrom/productsum.html

Rick D.

[Joe H]

I agree with Rick D.

In a private response to a forum member who sent me a PM regarding my post above.

I will publicly post part of that response here:

... "Joe Waters understands what I mean.  He's not interested in making money just finding ways to cover the actual costs. Another option is to promote more donations, but Joe W wants to give something in return so he makes up those USB sticks with all the files on them that we can buy to help support the website and Forum"...

Joe H

[tyros5psr]

Thank you for the hours spent for us.

tyros5psr

[vlbrgt]

Thanks Joe for all your hard work.

Regards
Etienne

[gfraden]

Yes, Joe, thank-you for all you've done and do. When I got my PSR-S970, unboxed it and put it together, I just stared at it and thought "Now what?" Without PSR Tutorial I would have been lost and I wouldn't have gotten the joy that my instrument gives.
Bless you, Joe, for all you do and all that you are.
George

[Ernie]

Thank you Joe and moderators for all the good work you do.

Regards,
Ernie

[jdup]

Joe, I can never thank you and each of the moderators enough for all you have done for me, in learning and enjoying life with music.

Bless you for all you have done.

Jim Duprey