Just shows why both keyboards are relavent because they are designed for a very different target audience.

What you find is a positive was (and still is) my biggest personal gripe with Yamaha for many years and one of the biggest reasons for my own dislike of them. I hate that if you want to play a certain song you have to try 20 or 30 styles until you have the right one, or just use the Yamaha song library...its all very 'home organish'.

What excited me about the Audya is that it is back to the roots. you can pick a style and play many different songs with it, just like you would with a small band. Yamaha's styles (whilst in the UK are perfect for the intended market...ex home organists) sometimes they only fit one song and in my book its next to Karaoke for Keyboard when that happens.