Yamaha Tyros5-61 Arranger Workstation
In Tyros5 Yamaha has created the ultimate performance keyboard, with outstanding sounds, enhanced DSP effects, and accompaniment Styles so real it’s like being backed by the world’s finest musicians. The Tyros5 brings a level of authenticity like no instrument before it. Whether sketching composition ideas, carefully crafting the perfect arrangement or delivering a memorable performance, the Tyros5 is your perfect companion.
Product Features
- An outstanding performance keyboard, with authentic sounds, effects, realistic accompaniment
- Ensemble Voices authentically recreate the sound of horn, string and woodwind ensembles
- Audio Styles feature audio recordings of drum and percussion parts played by top session players
- Super Articulation 2 (SA2) Voices allow the player to get realistic expressive nuances of non-keyboard instruments, such as a flute or guitar
- Right-hand style control allows you to determine the accompaniment chords/harmony in the right-hand split zone, freeing you to play bass parts manually with your left hand
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BEAUTIFUL FUN MACHINE. But should have been better for the price. After working with Yamaha Motif and Roland Fantom G workstations I decided to give this thing a whirl.Pros:I love it! The sounds are superb. It’s strength is that it is a great live performance machine. So, for what it was designed for, I give it 5 stars. It’s a Lowrey Micro Genie on steroids! It’s pure fun to play. New downloadable content keeps it current.Cons:I would have thought something that labels itself as “an arranger” with a large color screen…
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The best performance keyboard ever made. this is an amazing keyboard! I haven’t heard another workstation / arranger that sounds as good as the Tyros line of keyboards, and the T5 takes it to a new level. Finally having 76-Keys allows me to take this unit out by itself on gigs without the need for an 88-key on the bottom. Make sure you visit the tutorials on YouTube or YamahaSynth.com to get the most out of this. Honestly, the Tyros sounds better than the Motif when it comes to realistic instruments. The US needs to wake up to the…