In that case, you would probably get some benefit out of this controller, and you would do well to look at physical modeling plug-ins. They use high quality samples, and sometimes additive synthesis which is probably the future of sound, and then pipe that through physical simulations of the instruments to generate sounds. It’s incredible stuff and can create sounds that are borderline indistinguishable from acoustic instruments. Unfortunately, I don’t know any such plug-ins

Yamaha PSR-E373.

The screen reader isn’t built-in. It uses your machine for speech output. The buttons are all clicky and tactile. It has several physical knobs on the s series that respond to touch and will tell you what parameter you’re about to adjust which is super nice. There are three series of controllers. There’s the M series which is the smallest and newest and is meant for travel. There is the a series which is cheaper and has less features. And then there is the S series which has all the bells and whistles including monophonic aftertouch. The only difference when it comes to the numbers is the amount of keys with exception to the S 88 which features hammer action keys instead of semi weighted synth action keys. Personally I don’t think it’s worth it, but it depends on what kind of music and how much space do you have