Thanks Leigh, for passing on your playing expertise to all of us out here in music land. Cheers.

This exactly explains how i use styles these days…. I am going to post a link on the Korg Forums, as to many people their just don’t seem to understand how the workflow on a Pa5x is entirely different from the Yamaha Genos…(both are incredible keys)

Leigh, thanks for the succinct explanation of this strategy -- great suggestion to have an option to bring up the volumes like a fade in --- wouldn't be too dfficult for Yamaha to implement.

thanks that was very helpfull

Up to a crescendo sound good.

Superbe merci beaucoup …👍😀

Hi Leigh, Another great video. Really enjoy the way you explain everything you are doing. I found it so frustrating that on the Yamaha web site it said take all the set up’s/ registrations from your Tyros, (Tyros 4) put them in Genos and away you go. No Mr. Yamaha, nothing worked as it should. I spent 12 hours a day for three weeks trying to get it gigable. I notice you are still using the default split position. That was my first major job, pushing the split position an octave lower to give me an octave more of playable notes. I love the Genos and like you have found many stunning features when you delve at little deeper, but I haven’t got time to do the videos to share my experience. Keep up the good work buddy.

Great video The style comes from witch expansion ?

Great idea! Can you tell, in which of the expansion packs this style is included, please? Have a lovely Sunday!

Love all your videos Leigh showing some great packs. Problem is if I load any into Genos then would I lose all the others already installed? Any help would be appreciated. I live in Newcastle-under-Lyme

I may be talking tosh , but might there be a way to assign the fade in/out function to the voice you want to introduce? I'm not smart enough to work it out but you certainly would be if it was possible.

Leigh, you seem to use your hands/fingers to change the registration and other buttons. I never see you using the assignable button and a foot switch, leaving your fingers and hands free.