Yamaha Genos 2 Factory Demo Tune | Retro Pop

Yamaha Genos 2 Factory Demo Tune | Retro Pop
All sounds and music you will hear in this video are produced by the Yamaha Genos 2. It is intended to indicate what is possible to achieve when the instrument is used in a multi-track recording environment. Copyright Yamaha Corporation.
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[@jeerasaksittisupachoke7941]

It posibility Genos old serie have upgrade some new tempo and sound.

[@doordedeur]

Hilarious fact is that FM killed the PSR keyboards in the late 1980ies, when other manufacturers moved over to PCM. And now FM brings new life into the Genos...

[@Winter-zv1dv]

The new Cup of Pizza is so much better than the old Pizza in a Cup.

[@tlazohtlalia]

That's because they used the same opl2 sounds as sound blaster cards and some had dass and others had PCM drums along with FM

[@robfriedrich2822]

Casio did PCM a wrong way, too short. Technics was better, but I decided for a DSR 2000 instead a Technics, because the Yamaha had 16 memories for custom rhythms.