I HAVE GENOS PAX4 AND NORD ELECTRIC 4 , AND THINK THAT THE ONLY NEGATIVE IN GENOS IS THE HAMMOND , NOT SO IN THE SOUND ALTHOUGH THE SOUND IS NOT TOP NOTCH , BUT IN THE LESLIE. THE HAMMOND IN PAX4 IS BETTER BUT ALSO NOT GOOD ENOUGH , EVEN NORD IS ONLY OKAY , THE BEST ARE HAMMOND AND CRUMER.

Pardon my ignorance, but as far as I could hear and see by the video, he is using the manufacturers preset sounds named 'RockOrgan'.
Also he pointed out that it is differences regarding soundcards, processing and outputs.

Yes, in this case Genos was clearly different from Hammond and Ketron, but so is it if we listen to diffrenet artists recordings / concerts where 'RockOrgan' sounds being used.
If add extra soundpacks it does wonders, but if work with drawbar settings and more, would it be possible to mix it up to sound a bit closer than it does in this 'demo'?

To compare products is fun and very interesting, but the sounds played here is not all the same preset 'Hammond RockOrgan' samples, so why should it sound perfectly equal as the big H? 🤔

I'd say if you want a Hammond sound
just BUY a real Hammond & be done with it,..not an arranger kb..
and if not I don't think anyone will come up to you with your KORG, Genos, Roland, Ketron,Nord, or whatever and say
"Hey that is not a Hammond"!!!..this could be said for every instrument sound on any electronic keyboard, ...
if it ain't the real thing although close it just will
not sound exactly like it.

Personally, not into organs, but what I do love about Yamaha keyboards is the extras you can purchase, if one wishes to do so.

I don't know why the piano and organ are singled out. There are 1,710 instrument voices on the Genos that don't sound exactly like the real instrument.
I rarely use the organ sound at gigs. Maybe a samba and a rare request for the 3 Sons.

Jerry

Made this video a year ago .

https://youtu.be/1FHdjg5A7wE

Now I have a NORD 5D , even better

I,

+1

Why? Because the staple sounds for any keyboard are Acoustic Piano, Electric Piano, Drums, Bass, Guitar, Sax and Organ

I too think a good Leslie sound is important, even playing to people that may not be familiar with the original Hammond sound. I use organ a lot, and through the years, the comments on the sound seem proportional to the quality of the Leslie, even when the sounds are not great. There is a reason why so many took to that inimitable swirling motion in the first place, but you have to have the interaction of the drum and horns to pull it off. That is where the wannabes fail.

Is possible to install ones favorite Organs or pianos etc through Sampling into the Genos?...Harold