I have this capability on a Roland Juno DS. ,while the kids get a kick out of it, I don't find much use for it beyond making a few unique tones.🤔🎶🎹🎶Play On
Leigh you are utterly amazing!!!! you must have a brain like a planet.I wont pretend i understand as you know how old i am !! but was so fascinated at what you were doing it was great.No matter what you do it is always so entertaining but more important so essential the information you give to those who have Genos 2.who will really appreciate you.I love all your videos.Have a good weekend,take care.Pat.
Leigh is amazing and funny and talented - but all you need to do is just read the manual of the keyboard :) I'll admit watching Leigh's video is much more fun!
Bonjour leigh,est-ce que le vocodeur du yamaha genos 2 à la même sonorités que le yamaha genos 1😊en attente d'une réponse favorable. Thank you so much 😊 Musicalement votre. Je suis toujours la même personne qui vous suis régulièrement depuis MONACO 😊 Je suis possesseur du genos 1 ,du yamaha psr sx600, d'un korg et bien d'autres
Yes. I have genos 1 and have alot of fun with the vocoder. Try ”vocoder mono” in vocal harmony tab. It sounds even better than the ones on this video in my opinion.
I have met with a major flaw with the Genos 2. There is no seamless transition when changing between Style Variations and also, more grave, Voices. This is evident when you try and change from a Registration to another. For example if in Registration 1 I use 1 voice whilst Registration 2 uses 3 voices, when I change from Reg2 to Reg1 whilst still am playing a key on the right hand (Right1+Right2+Right3), the note of that key becomes loud and you have to release it for it to go silent. This is very annoying to hear and is not acceptable. It is a bit difficult for me to explain without showing you by a video clip or otherwise. My Roland E-80 I purchased 16 years ago doesn't do this and is seamless when both changing Styles and also Voices and thus Registrations. I'm suspecting this could be corrected by a future update of the OS. I would like to hear some comments about this issue especially from those who bought a Genos 2 before I try to contact Yamaha. Thank you
The reason you have this problem is down to you using different effect levels between registrations. The keyboard doesn’t do this if you don’t have vastly different fx each preset. There seems to be a lack of knowledge around this and people like yourself keep claiming it’s an issue when it really isn’t. Owners would be reporting this in droves - they aren’t because it doesn’t exist if you use the instrument correctly.
@@LeighWilbraham I did not touch the effects and used the default OTS and it still does this. It's when changing Variations with OTS no:4 containing 3 voices (Right1+Right2+Right3) and holding a key that it suddenly becomes loud. Why doesn't the Roland do this?
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I have this capability on a Roland Juno DS. ,while the kids get a kick out of it, I don't find much use for it beyond making a few unique tones.🤔🎶🎹🎶Play On
Thank you SO much, I only wished at the end of showing us how you did the set up was to play the song, maybe next time.
Thank you for showing this the Genos is the bomb I had a Genos 1 but sold it can’t wait to get my hands on the 2 🔥🔥🔥🔥 thank u 🙏🏾
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Well chosen example!
That was tooo cool!!! I have a vocoder on my PSR- S975, but never accessed it. I’m getting a mic today!!! Very cool indeed!!!☝️😎👍
That was fun! Thank you!
Excellent stuff.
I was hoping someone would do a video on this the vocoder 😊 thanks.
Leigh you are utterly amazing!!!! you must have a brain like a planet.I wont pretend i understand as you know how old i am !! but was so fascinated at what you were doing it was great.No matter what you do it is always so entertaining but more important so essential the information you give to those who have Genos 2.who will really appreciate you.I love all your videos.Have a good weekend,take care.Pat.
Thank you so much Patricia. Your comment is much appreciated and if I can ever help you please just say.
@@LeighWilbraham Thank you so much Leigh very kind of you and hope you are better now. Pat.
Leigh is amazing and funny and talented - but all you need to do is just read the manual of the keyboard :)
I'll admit watching Leigh's video is much more fun!
Wow... u amazing...
Thank you sir
Loved that demo ❤ I can't sing for toffee, so there's hope for me too 🤣
Hello Leigh it’s a pleasure to see your videos. Where in the Genos 1 is the vocoder located. I worry that I’m going to mess things up on the Genos
Ideal for Mr Blue Sky 😉😉
Fantastic! Does this also work on the Psr sx900?
Hello mate, can you please show how to create a new style from the beginning including everything please??? (On a new separate video)🙏🏻
Bonjour leigh,est-ce que le vocodeur du yamaha genos 2 à la même sonorités que le yamaha genos 1😊en attente d'une réponse favorable. Thank you so much 😊
Musicalement votre. Je suis toujours la même personne qui vous suis régulièrement depuis MONACO 😊
Je suis possesseur du genos 1 ,du yamaha psr sx600, d'un korg et bien d'autres
Are you able to recommend an affordable yet good enough quality microphone for the Genos keyboards please Leigh?
Depends on budget. A good quality condenser mic is a good choice or something like a shure sm58
@@LeighWilbraham thank you, appreciate you taking the time 👍🏻
Great video👍
Is this also possible to do on the Genos 1?
Yes. I have genos 1 and have alot of fun with the vocoder. Try ”vocoder mono” in vocal harmony tab. It sounds even better than the ones on this video in my opinion.
There's no option to play an instrument and use the vocoder at the same time?
The vocoder reads whatever you play so yes you can.
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Ineed how much
I have met with a major flaw with the Genos 2. There is no seamless transition when changing between Style Variations and also, more grave, Voices. This is evident when you try and change from a Registration to another. For example if in Registration 1 I use 1 voice whilst Registration 2 uses 3 voices, when I change from Reg2 to Reg1 whilst still am playing a key on the right hand (Right1+Right2+Right3), the note of that key becomes loud and you have to release it for it to go silent. This is very annoying to hear and is not acceptable. It is a bit difficult for me to explain without showing you by a video clip or otherwise.
My Roland E-80 I purchased 16 years ago doesn't do this and is seamless when both changing Styles and also Voices and thus Registrations. I'm suspecting this could be corrected by a future update of the OS.
I would like to hear some comments about this issue especially from those who bought a Genos 2 before I try to contact Yamaha. Thank you
The reason you have this problem is down to you using different effect levels between registrations. The keyboard doesn’t do this if you don’t have vastly different fx each preset. There seems to be a lack of knowledge around this and people like yourself keep claiming it’s an issue when it really isn’t. Owners would be reporting this in droves - they aren’t because it doesn’t exist if you use the instrument correctly.
@@LeighWilbraham I did not touch the effects and used the default OTS and it still does this. It's when changing Variations with OTS no:4 containing 3 voices (Right1+Right2+Right3) and holding a key that it suddenly becomes loud. Why doesn't the Roland do this?
Why would you hold the notes and then press OTS change??? Makes no sense musically
Now let’s see you do ‘I Thought It Was You’ by Herbie Hancock! 😂
You’ve got more chance of finding a pet unicorn called Bob.
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Impressive keyboard by I hate the song. This will definitely be my new keyboard.
This is one of the coolest songs ever made 😘 The disco beat and that little synth Motif. Just need to grab the chick singers from the original 😊