Dnj, if you just read below the video, you'll see:
"The main demonstration audio from the Yamaha Tyros5 keyboard, with images and exclusive video footage of this new flagship."
It could be Martin Harris, one of the top demonstrator at Yamaha.

Thelmo yes that's possible but not certain...It could also be a few different people who have expertise in each genre of playing music also..?

BTW I miss your videos also,.....have a great Holiday Season!

Hi Donny it is the main internal demo.
I have seen it in several YouTube videos.
Eric

Eric yes I know what it is...... but WHO or how many players created it?

If it's the main internal demo, you can bet your life it was initially created by using a style, then sequenced to hell and back for the RH sounds.

That's how they ALL do it.

Hi Donny,
I had heard that Martin Harris was part of creating the T3 Demo. He has a lot of input. It wouldn't surprise me if was part of the T5 Demo
Eric

I'm guessin it was my old friend James Woodcock from the UK.

Gary

I wouldn't be surprised if it was Martin Harris...the rare combination of great technological knowledge and equally fine musicianship.

The Tyros was his baby all along.

Ian

Gary is right. It is James Woodcock..


http://www.jameswoodcock.co.uk/2013/11/29/yamaha-tyros-5-keyboard-main-demonstration-images-video/

A Tyros at Ronnie Scott's? Just for demo purposes, surely? But who knows, these days?

The above suggests James Woodcock simply made an 'audio recording' of the T5's main demonstration.
Can't say for sure, but I'm guessing he didn't actually produce the Tyros 5 keyboard demonstration itself.



Scott

I think its many people contributing there playing expertise in different genres to make it all. Then blended together.

I think you nailed it, Donny. These master demos, blown into the ROM of most arrangers, seem to be either an amalgam of many of the factory's best players, or if one guy alone, are not the result of live playing but painstaking sequencer editing of a live take (or several!).