Yamaha Genos 2 Sound Demo (no talking)

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Yamaha Genos 2 Sound Demo (no talking)

Yamaha Genos 2 Digital Workstation Sound Demo (no talking)

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Finally somebody playing Genos who knows how to play a flagship arranger. Bravo 😎🍻

DJpiya

Eine tolle vorführung .Das Keyboard macht schon Spaß 😂😂👍👍

o.hobbyplayer

After 8 years owning a Tyros 5 I decided to change it for a Korg PA5X and after 5 months I can honestly say that I like the Korg styles more than Yamaha's and it sounds more like a real music to me, although Yamaha has better articulation voices mainly the woodwinds. For more contemporary music Korg is better. And it has a built in synthetizer, much better keys, seemless sound transiction you can deeply customize everything. When I receive it I didn't get the sounds that I was expecting right out of the box and I was not so happy. After some time learning it and adjusting everything to my personal taste, I'm loving it. I can understand why many professional players prefer the PA. Yamaha is easier to use, Korg more customizable.

eduardopereira

great music. My respect! Many greetings Peter (Bandleader / Composer Blue Light Orchestra)

instrumentalmusic-ynxt

Thanks for the video and the cool trick to add a second insert effect to get a much better dirty organ sound.

uwegenosdude

Our hope is that Yamaha keyboard users, especially those of us with disabilities, hope that the Yamaha keyboard can again be accessible for us visually
impaired people. We hope that the voice guide can be perfected, so that we, especially Yamaha keyboard users who are blind, can operate the Yamaha keyboard
optimally.

johanessantoso

I have met with a major flaw with the Genos 2. There is no seamless transition when changing between Style Variations and also, more grave, Voices. This is evident when you try and change from a Registration to another. For example if in Registration 1 I use 1 voice whilst Registration 2 uses 3 voices, when I change from Reg2 to Reg1 whilst still am playing a key on the right hand (Right1+Right2+Right3), the note of that key becomes loud and you have to release it for it to go silent. This is very annoying to hear and is not acceptable. It is a bit difficult for me to explain without showing you by a video clip or otherwise.

My Roland E-80 I purchased 16 years ago doesn't do this and is seamless when both changing Styles and also Voices and thus Registrations. I'm suspecting this could be corrected by a future update of the OS.

I would like to hear some comments about this issue especially from those who bought a Genos 2 before I try to contact Yamaha. Thank you

Initial_Gain

Genos 2: 106 SA2 437 SA
SX920: 12 SA2 340 SA
SX720: 252 SA

2028
Genos 3: 166 SA2 580 SA
2029
SX940: 36 SA2 420 SA
SX740: (12 SA2) 340 SA

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