Yamaha Estación de trabajo digital Genos de 76 teclas

Only the voices are good.The cons:inadequately expensive (6,000$ at the time of purchase)The sequencer is essentially nonexistent, for comparison, Yamaha PSS 790 had a much easier and more easy to use sequencer than this. This instrument's sequencer is a joke.Another joke: there is a brightness setting for the buttons but not for the display itself.The display is too deeply inlaid.Many buttons, but 90% of functionality is accessible only through the display touch controls.Another huge con: the 6 assignable buttons (A to F) have very limited possible functions, for instance you can't set the rec or play/pause functions on any of them.This instrument should not have the "Workstation" status.Had I been aware of the aforementioned cons, I might not have purchased it in the first place.The …

There are quite a few quirks with this keyboard that keep me from giving it more than 3 starts.The sequencer is more of an after thought with very little editing ability once you create a track. this is one of their biggest weaknesses (no overdub, overwrite, or easy way to change instruments)User sounds are savable, but if you put them into a registry bank, it doesn't retain the name...it reverts the name back to the instrument it was based off ofThe instruments can sound realistic, but usually require some tweaking to get them to that point.The updates provided by yamaha are not always worth the hype (some of the updates have been very useful, other seem to be less noticeable)When the product first came out Tech support for this is was not good.....very long wait times, didn't know the …

An amazing musical Work Station for hobbyists or professional musiciansI am very satisfied with this amazing keyboard.

I have owned two Roland and five Yamaha keyboards, including a Tyros 5. This is the best keyboard I have ever had, both in terms of sound quality as well as flexibility. The quality of the sounds is outstanding, and the styles cover a wide range of musical formats from country, to rock all the way to classical. There is no better keyboard available, but then you are paying for that with a hefty price tag. For me it was worth it.

purchase for/by husband as he is the "musician", rating is based on his happiness, like a little kid on Christmas morning. i've heard him tried it out and he seems to enjoy it very much, all the cool drums and styles and selections... thanks for making it available on Amazon!

It is good!

I upgraded from a Tyros 4. I love having the additional keys (72 vs 61 keys), especially in the automated mode for the left hand (it give more options when moving between pairs of chords). There are a few rough patches in upgrading from a Tyros to the Genos... the "music file" is handled very differently (and less conveniently) and I haven't quite figured out how the "registrations" are loaded. But in time, the wrinkles will come out of this transition. Most importantly, the instruments (even the legacy instruments) sound better on the Genos -- so much so that my wife (a non-musician) commented on it. It is a very complex device and there are many aspects that aren't really intuitive. Expect to spend time with the user and reference manuals -- but as the various mysteries are solved, your

Best of the best. I’ve been waiting for this.:-)