http://music-tyros.com/

Just click on them and hear the fantastic sound.


[This message has been edited by kla4 (edited 07-15-2008).]

I'm not bashing any other manufactuers but I think this speaks very well to a point Diki has often alluded to.....the importance of having a quality demo. Without it, you're never going to be able to compete with the big boys, no matter how technologically advanced your product is. I think this is a big reason Yamaha has been so successful despite some technological and 'feature' issues and the fact that they rarely listen to their users. Demos like this are going to sell a lot of Tyros 3's (by convincing buyers that they too, can sound just like the demo......though they never do).

chas

Seems they removed some lkeys... only 49 left..

Sorry to say, but for me, that second demo is awful, and the worst I have heard of that type of music for a long time.

However as the perfect keyboard has yet to be built, you will always get a few dodgy sounds, but most will probably be fine

Bill

Being somewhat of a fan of Irish folk and post-folk music, all I can say is, I hope that awful finger-flutter 'tremolo' on the Uilleann Pipes sound is defeat-able... Just like vibrato on a voice, or sax, or anything else, it is NOT applied to every single note, only at specific points. This one had it delayed on every note. Awful...

I think the Uilleann Pipes on my G70 are better, at least...

Here we go again its Tyros 3 bashing time & it hasn't even been released......nit pick away!
I love it......can't wait till all the puzzle pieces are released then we'll be at a fever pitch at each others throat.Why can't we just embrace new technology instead of trying to knock the top dog all the time?

This whole puzzle hype is a bit kiddish to me. It's one thing to hype a totally new look, but come on, the same old interface again?

Not all of us embrace technology BEFORE it has proved to be the top dog (whatever that means!) like you, Donny....

If anything, surely this year should have proved to you that you don't have the slightest ability to predict what is going to suit you best until you have bought it and played it for yourself? You certainly went through enough of them before settling for an incremental upgrade over what you started out with...

So far, all I hear is a better piano, and an inferior Irish Bagpipe. Wow! You can tell so much from so little!

Of course, YOU will love it, as you have already proved that Yamaha arrangers are the only thing you are capable of settling down with for any length of time, but for the rest of us that have already decided that Yamaha does not have the sound, or form factor that we need, this new one will have to work a little harder for us than you to get us to go all doe-eyed about it...

So far... one strike, one ball. But we're at the top of the first. You want to call the game already?

It's the middle pieces that will reveal the exciting parts