Yamaha Genos 76-Key Arranger Workstation with Stand and 3-piece Speaker System
Product Features
The color touch screen allows you to easily see the state of Voice and Style assignments and quickly access and adjust a wealth of features and settings
Assignable Knobs allow you to manipulate various effects and parameters on Voices, Styles and more, in real time
Assignable Sliders can be configured to control a wide variety of parameters allowing for quick, on-the-fly control during your performance, or while fine tuning your production
Designed to fit your genos keyboard
Supporting base keeps keyboard in place
Lightweight design for easy portability
Designed specifically for the Yamaha Genos Workstation
Two 20W satellite speakers and 40W subwoofer will maximize the Genos’ sound capability.
Setting up GNS-MS01 to work with Genos is simple. Connect the cables directly to each speaker from Genos — there’s no need for cable management.
Great keyboard but requires more effort to transition from previous Tyros models. 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…
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Great keyboard but requires more effort to transition from previous Tyros models. 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…
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