Terrible. I hate clipping!!

Otherwise beautiful piece.

No its not totally destroyed.

just turn the volume down a bit ..and it's fine.

for sure

Yes it was. Clipping is horrible!

Ketron does it with the Event keyboard.

So, do you have to be a virtuoso to use this keyboard. This was not a Demo but rather a show off.

Carlos Maldonado , obviously Peter is a trained pianist/keyboardist. He is there to show all of the functions of the keyboard at hand. I don’t think they would expect someone without piano or keyboard or music background to start off with that particular instrument. Show off, I don’t think so. Peter is just really good at his job and knows what the instrument can do. I guess that’s why he was hired. I hope you’ve ordered yours.😳🙄😁

These are part of the Mega Voice.

There is a volume knob on it and you can wear headphones if you want. So why would that not be possible ?

Problem is its such a small nische of buyers that would buy a console organ today, they wouldn't make money on it. Yamaha abandoned 76key arranger boards for almost 2 decades, because of the financial disaster with the P9000Pro wich came a year after the P9000 and noone baught it (except a select few - myself included) that really wanted the 76key version for Piano style. And because of tha failure with the P9000Pro launch and the money they lost on it, it took until Tyros 5 before they dared put a 76key version on the market again. Look at what a Wersi cost today... Totally hillarious price for what it does. In Denmark an OAX 700 cost as much as starting Price of a Mercedes or Audi A6 .. totally nutters. And the reason they are so expensive is not the features .. its because they have to be so expensive for the company to make any money on it. Its a very small club of people who has the money to buy them, and 80% of those that has the money only have them because they can afford the showoff it is to have a big console organ at home. They can't even play very well.

You could build a custom case, put the Genos on top and add a Fatar keybed, eg a Piano 88key as lower manual and buy a Midi Pedal board, tho a 25/30key Viscount pedal board is also kinda pricey. But It would still be around 1/4th - 1/5th of what eg an OAX700 would cost you, and honestly .. Yamaha does about 80% of its sound and features far better than a Wersi imho. But the HX1 can't really be missed .. at that point Yamaha had already lost the touch of making purdy Organs.. :( The FX-20 is the last well sounding an pretty Console organ they made. AR100 also both sounded well and looked good, but its not a real Console organ. These Organs did sound so nice and was kind of the last that had a good organ sound. the later HS, EL models had better sampled voices, but the FS/FX series is still far superior imo :) Low sound quality recording but hose that remember these instruments know how well they actually sounded :) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/eseGg8akmdTZp40.html kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qK-mp72Jp97bZWg.html

mrdali67 Thanks for your responses. After my HX1 I moved to the AT100, sounds were better but it never matched the playability of the HX1. When it came time to upgrade Yamaha had abandoned the market. I was encouraged to cobble something together with Tyros, a stand and a pedalboard. I thought at the time, and still do really, that Tyros looked like a toy, although the sounds and styles were excellent. I liked the Roland AT90S but it felt a bit outdated. Just at that time the AT900 came out, this appeared to meet all my needs. I bought the 900C. I still have it. The quality of sounds and styles in the Genos and Korg4ax interests me of course but I am quite happy with AT900C really. I can improve my playing a lot more without any further upgrade in equipment, although all the new facilities for rhythm, styles, accompaniment, sample voices, voice accompaniment, including using my own (and in tune!), are very attractive. The Wersi solution, and Böhm before, seems perfect, but the price is ridiculous. It is nice to see and listen to but way beyond any normal home organist. I’ll just stick with what I have for now and continue to improve my playing and repertoire.

I think its more important to use an instrument (or instruments) that inspires you and that you like to play than focusing on tech only. There is a fair amount of old Organ models that is simply amazing to play, no matter they are outdated tech and soundwise. I still wish I hadn't sold my FS-70 wich is the best organ I have ever had. But my problem was at that time we didn't have the internet and there were no midi in th FS-FX models. Today it propably wouldn't be a problem to outfit it with a scannerboard, and the FS-70 was around 125kg so kinda heavy to drag around. Remember starting out with a PSR6300 and a used DW8000 for gigs and the PSR6300 really was a toy only and were fast dished for a better Roland E-series

Today I am still using my old P9000Pro .. yeah the Tyros line sounds better, I never upgraded it because I really thaought the first T 1-3 wasn't really a big upgrade from the P9000. the base samplings were still the same with the added Mega voices. Recently added a Mojo61 and that has really made me want to buy a full size midi pedalboard for home use, but eg. the viscount 25/30 key models cost more than even a 2 manual Mojo, so kinda looking for a cheap pedalboard from a scrapped organ and make a DYI midi interface. I really dig the Mojo61. has a nice keybed and beside the vb3 organ has some great Rhodes, Wurly and Clavi sounds

True

What a pity,that a $5,500 keyboard is marketed as a workstation(yet has the same shit-ass performance recorder as the PSR-S670.)The Genos's recording functions are garbage(no multiple insert effects for the tracks,no pattern recording & no copy & paste function.)The very limited recording functions on the Genos,is merely a sketch pad for laying down ideas.What is the friggin' point of having any sort of recording at all?Surely...for $5,500...the Genos comes with Cubase...doesn't it?

I didn't know what you meant by oversaturated then I listened to the video. Peter Baartman is a brilliant pianist/keyboardist and I'm very surprised he did hear it and turn down the volume knob. BTW Philo a Genos where I live Nova Scotia costs over $7,000 plus 15% tax. One thing I am lucky with, when I get a Genos, I am not interested in recording anything.

Very nice

hurt my ears..

Through the fire Chaka Kahn

Aye have to agree, instrument producer promoting instrument with shitty audio is just wrong

yes ! need listen video before post it !!

Hi.. at 17:56 he played the Yamaha DX7 sound. 'Glassy' sound, very popular in 1980s.

I want to know this also, do you already know the name of the song?

@@mjdb71 hi, It is fragile

@@uservinc thanks, yes I saw it too. However Fragile sounds different when played by Sting. He is using his chords but a different arrangement. Never mind, thanks

It's the CFX Grand, I think it was actually introduced in Yamaha Montage.

Apparently so. Those Yamaha Tyros 4 and subsequent Arranger synths like this one sound distorted , unless played in Stereo . 😖☹️

Mexlycan Filmico u seriously don’t think the Sax doesn’t sound authentic? Wow.

19:00 minutes onwards it sounds really good. Imagine hearing this on the radio? You wouldn’t think it’s real?

Mexlycan Filmico q

The sax sample on my Wersi OAX is much more realistic (in my opinion)

the sax is stunning, but tbh it has only been slightly tweaked each time since tyros 2 lol

Timur Sakka very nice

that's true...