Enjoy

Bill

Cool
Thanks Bill

Nice demo.I am really glad he played an upbeat music.Although by the look of the crowd it was probably too much

Now if Yamaha will officially bring the cat out of the bag and answer so many questions we have.

Glad to see Michele demoing again.......right off the bat hardly any applause after the first song well cant blame them look at the age group in attendance ...where are all the young people there???? ...bad song choices IMO,..... but the T5 sounds wonderful and in the hands of a pro should do very well...

... and where are all the young people here????
Not too many if any I assume.
In another post here at GenArr "old farts" are mentioned, but as long as we're young in mind, who care...

Btw, Nice demo.

The T5 demo tours have started over here in Europe so keep an eye on YouTube for postings.

Here are 3 more from the UK to keep you happy.

Enjoy

Bill

Nice demos but lets be honest here, .....theres nothing Ive heard "SO FAR" in these T5 that can't be done or sound like on a T4/S950 what am I missing?

A couple of meaningless (?) observations:
1) the crowd is MOSTLY old(er) folks ...
2)obviously the weather is cold - they all have their coats on even though inside ...
3)the crowd does not look happy ... ?!?!?
4) the KB sounds really good ...

Regarding #1, when was this demo given?... was it a week day when most younger people might be working? Surely there are SOME young people interested in Arrangers ...

The Tyros4's Brass/Trumpet patch in Fanfare For The Common Man was pretty much identical to what Keith Emerson used on his Yamaha GX-1 synthesizer, which was $60,000 in 1973 (well over $300,000 in today's dollars), and just the voice cards alone weighed more than a Polymoog (82 lbs)...total weight was over 300 kg (661 ibs) without the pedal board.

Nice to see it packed in a relatively svelte 32 lb instrument.

Good demos, Bill...thanks.

Ian

Bill all of the links have gone?