Genos has limitations compared to other boards, just like other boards have limitations compared to Genos, (This is not new and is just the way the OS works, hence the reason you must try before you buy) however while I am not fully familiar with the Genos I am familiar with Yamaha in general, and to me that looks like he has deliberately setup the Yamaha to suit his cause rather than get the best out of it.
There is also the question of if it didn’t do what he wanted, why did he buy it?

Bill

Genos has limitations compared to other boards, just like other boards have limitations compared to Genos, (This is not new and is just the way the OS works, hence the reason you must try before you buy) however while I am not fully familiar with the Genos I am familiar with Yamaha in general, and to me that looks like he has deliberately setup the Yamaha to suit his cause rather than get the best out of it.
There is also the question of if it didn’t do what he wanted, why did he buy it?

Bill

The video may have been slanted a bit to make a point, however, it seems to me that in comparing. musicians should pay attention to the way they use their KB. It has been mentioned numerous times before that all of the TOL instruments have great sounds, but navigation differs. The home users have the time to prearrange all of their parameters, while the performing player doesn't always have time for multiple menu presses to change something on the fly.

We have two opposing camps that may be right for them.

Is it true that you can not play Genos with drums only and have the rest of accompaniment off?
I would consider this to be one of the most important functions.