Here is song 10 performed on the Yamaha PSR3000. Listen & judge for yourself whether sounding better on the Audya or not. I am a firm advocator of style modelling!

All the best my friends,

Henni

Here we are recording the above.

All the best my friends,

Henni

Hi all,

This is what the Audya sounds with converted pure midi styles only. We always record live & we did not rehearse these at all - but it will prove my point.

All the best,

Henni

Hi all,

This is what the Audya sounds with converted pure midi styles only. We always record live & we did not rehearse these at all - but it will prove my point.

All the best,

Henni

Hi all,

This is what the Audya sounds with converted pure midi styles only. We always record live & we did not rehearse these at all - but it will prove my point.

All the best,

Henni

Hi all,

This is what the Audya sounds with converted pure midi styles only. We always record live & we did not rehearse these at all - but it will prove my point.

All the best,

Henni

Just listened to your performances. Very well done. Very entertaining and enjoyable to listen to. I've been holding off on the Audya for over two years now, each time waiting for Tyros new release, then Pa3xPro new release, still never satisfied enough. Now, I'm reconsidering Audya with an Ajamsonic upgrade. Tough decision, because Audya now 5 years old but still sounds so good. I'm right on the fence. Thank you for your samples. They give a nice diverse example of how the keyboard can be creatively used. Thanks for your passion for the instrument, the music, and helpfulness in sharing your thoughts, opinions and advice on this forum. This has all been part of my keyboard research, so it's quite helpful. Best regards, Hal.

Define "converted pure midi styles" please.

Hi my friend,

These were styles from other manufacturers, converted for the Audya. No tweaks, no style modelling, but used direct as 1st conversion. Hence they have no audio whatsoever.

Cheers mate,

Henni

Hi Hal2001,

Thank you for your nice post my friend.

All the best,

Henni