Great demo thanks for sharing Donny. I also like the fact it was like most Arranger players preform. Backing their vocals with various styles and sounds. I really love the original sounds he uses to great effect. Wish I was that creative.
That brings me to a dilemma. I've spent way too much time programming Registrations on my BK9 and I tend to stick with a small collection of usable sounds, especially for the RH fills and backing. Mostly Piano. WHY ? because I'm trying to connect with the general audience and I feel if you start getting too "electronic" or esoteric with your sounds you lose them as they don't feel its real. Bartmanns crowd was there to see an Arranger so they knew what to expect. Biggest keyboard draw here now is Dueling Pianos which is really not. Its just one Piano at a time playing and the other person singing and doing Tambourine. But it is just piano, no other sounds. Another reason why the Acoustic Guitar / Singer thing is so big. Peope relate to a familiar guitar and can see the preformer playing ( even if it is only 4 chords LOL ! )
Another reason I don't thin I'll jump to a new Arranger, I'm tired of programming. Rather spend my time on the music. IMHO BTW the Genos sounds great !

Good demo, styles and songs done the way most arranger players use the keyboard.
Nice.

I'd rather hear the average player use one make it more natural sense of what it really sounds like...not dreaming of what you'll ever sound like..
your playing skills are just that... YOUR PLAYING SKILLS
only YOU can change that if you want to.

At $6K, I would expect to hear the gems that an experienced player can highlight. If I only heard the normal stuff, I'd not come away satisfied in spending that much money. It's similar to driving a Beemer in the senior citizen's lane - A Fusion can do that.