For me, if the Yamaha PSR-A5000 has voice guide will purchase it. Saying
that Yamaha Genos/PSR-SX/A series aren't accessible is just an excuse
for not bying it.
Simon Jaeger wrote:
This is just my opinion, but I would rather learn all the button press
sequences I need to than be completely
This is just my opinion, but I would rather learn all the button press
sequences I need to than be completely shut out of a touchscreen because
Yamaha just didn't bother updating the voice guide to support that function.
I got a Roland Juno-DS61 a few days ago. It's a lot less expensive and
I haven’t tryed it with QWS till yet, so I don’t know how good it works on
there.
Best
Niklas
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Thanks. That’s good to know.
Do you use it
Hi Brian,
like with so much devices, it depends on what you want to do. What makes me a
bit disapointed is that the voice guide function don’t seem to get updates in
regards to new functions and that could be possible without much work.
So be it, I thought first if I shouldn’t sell my genos at
Thanks. That’s good to know.
Do you use it with QWS at all? If so, how well does that work? If I get it
someday, my primary use for it would be with QWS and Logic Pro.
God bless!
Seth
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Very certain.
I have a Tyros 5 that definitely is much more accessible for the blind.
If you want to have fun deeply inside the menus on Genos you’re lost.
Brian
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That is in fact, simply wrong. The genos has a voice guide and that makes it
accessible to a certain Degree.
Set: The accessibility of the genos is more Basic than I thought at first. You
can select styles and sounds, make simple Recordings and you can select Presets
of the voice harmonizer and
Curious to hear about the Genos as well. I know there is the Voice Guide
feature, which ...works, but I'm curious how well it works. The big issue I
had with the Motif line of keyboards is that there were such a huge amount
of button sequences to remember to get anything done, and if there is any
I am aware of the touch screen, but Yamaha alto came up with something called
voice guide to help remedy that issue. Problem is, I can’t get a solid answer
about how well it works. That’s why I was hoping that since Nicholas owns it,
he could tell me more.
God bless!
Seth
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Genos is not accessible. There is touch screen and It is big problem for
the blind people.
Dňa 27. 5. 2021 o 18:18 Seth Lowman napísal(a):
Nicolas, how accessible is the Genos? I have been considering one for
a long time, but the accessibility issue and the prices have been my
biggest
Nicolas, how accessible is the Genos? I have been considering one for a long
time, but the accessibility issue and the prices have been my biggest hurdles.
I have used Nord keyboards in a live setting for years. The college I went to
had a Nord Stage 2EX, and I found it to be not very menu
Hi,
i have the yamaha genos, a Roland BK-5 wich is relatively simple to use, and
the Technics KN7000, wich is old but has even today, a unique and good Sound in
my opinion.
Best regards
Niklas
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I am interested in new keyboards / pianos as well.
Wonder of any qws user on this list is playing nord keyboards / pianos?
Love my nord elektro 3 but it is kind of difficult to operate when you
are blind. For example:
you need to use a menu function to transpose.
However I love the sound of
I guess I'm on the same side, however much different: The next keyboard
shall be a Yamaha PSR-A5000. The previous yamaha keyboards that I have
(PSR-S710 and PSR-A2000) has 10? and 5 years respectively when I was
using them. I know it wouldn't like it since it has touchscreen, however
an
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