Daniel Watt shows us the ensemble section on Yamaha Tyros 5

[@MrWolves4ever]

Very useful knowing this has opened up much more of the enjoyment of playing my T5 thank you.

[@ConeyIsland1952]

very helpful using the ensemble features.... you can really beef up your arrangement sound Brillant Thank you

[@nodrogawson963]

That was a great demonstration, all I need now is a tyros 5.Thanks for sharing.

[@hermyrios5541]

The Daniel Watts TYROS 5 tipster are great. I use TYROS 5 at church, BEST KEYBOARD EVER! GOD BLESS YAMAHA FOR CREATING IT!!!

[@dionysiusciappara6613]

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[@TomMarvan]

Yes, it was very useful. Thank you for the demo and upload.

[@idris393]

Looked at all 4 demos found them very informative,the best yet,thanks a lot

[@peteroberts7637]

This is very useful what other secrets have Yamaha hidden in the depths of the Tyros 5 More like this please

[@torilsusegg9572]

Very useful demonstration. Thanks a lot!

[@robfriedrich2822]

The disadvantage is, you have no left hand sound anymore. But it can be solved, by using a short MIDI cable and a sequencer song that sets the sound for the left side.

[@gerdaeijkenboom2235]

Kan dat ook in 't nederland

[@celinaviotto]

hello my friend and family Celina é teacher piano forte e guitar Brazil!!!!!!!!

[@luciancorina1030]

very nice like your muzic nr 1 RUMENIA ,LONDON

[@peterjohn830]

all sounds fine but who can afford such a beautiful keyboard with lushas sounds. No we are using sharp piercing cheap Yamahas with nasty treble. Need a graphic equalizer to tame the dam things. OK in crowed pub or club to cut through the noise but nasty in ones own little haven playing to one self. PJ

[@manfredmayer2243]

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[@celinaviotto]

hello my friend and family Celina é teacher piano forte e guitar Brazil!!!!!!!!