76 notes. Touch screen. Drum kits from the DTX e-kits. Chord Sequencer. Audio multipads loopable.

Espresso dispenser.

... now THAT might get me thinking ...

If it was good enough for Beethoven...

He used to count out 60 coffee beans for every cup (talk about OCD!)

His prestissimo must have been formidable!

Decent Vocal harmony VH2 sounds like a machine.

God Bless,
Don

All these t5 wish list things will certainly be at a cost upwards of $5000.00+....

Software, another circuit board, maybe a chip or two,,it should still be "humanly" priced..

No espresso dispenser- or you won't be sitting at that keyboard for long..

Everybody "wants" but, nobody wants to pay.....

I'll just play faster and loooonger ....

Heck Sparky. Right Hand, Left Hand can be overcome by adding an external MIDI controller where you need it. But a adding a chord recognition mode that mimics Roland's "Chord Intelligence" or Korg's "Fingered 1" mode, plus a dedicated Bass Inversion button on the console would be a huge step forward. Even a user setting to interpret G2-D3-E3 as Em7 (instead of G6) would make a difference to me.

Yamaha hasn't made any acknowledged changes to their chord recognition modes in over 10 years (although some subtle changes have been implemented behind the scenes.) Maybe it's time?

In multitracking in the midi recorder, with some of the multipads like bossa guitar chording or latin percussion----rather than recording those parts in real time, instead, having the ability to select the multipad, and with one button push, add that pad to the entire selected track. And, afterwards, still have the ability to adjust volumes, panning, etc...