MONTAGE M „Organ Session“ - Multi Part Performances

[@mobepinkin7774]

Wow!! Exciting, wonderful, and magnificent. I got to know Yamaha M more through you

[@jaydezproductions2081]

I like what I'm hearing from the Montage M great improvement with the organ sounds. Is there anyway you can do a video like this going through the piano sounds. Thx you are an awesome keyboardist!!!

[@motifnews]

Piano sounds are not an emphasis of our sound libraries. Please check this video made by Bonners Music: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hZrcqYWApcyfjtU Yes, the demo player Lutz Krajenski is really an awesome keyboarder.

[@Steven-zg5bq]

organ not designed for the 88 keys!

[@motifnews]

That's true. "Organ Session" is original produced for 61-keys Instruments. The keys outside this should be ignored.

[@davlippo7]

Can't be easy on piano keys or looks a little awkward on full sized keys.

[@dejanciric323]

Why an Organ Session if the factory organs have been upgraded on Montage M?

[@motifnews]

"Organ Session" is based on 155 MB Organ samples, which is a huge difference to the internal Preset Waveforms. Also the sound design of Organ Session is different from the Preset Performance. It is a Third Party product with additional and alternative content - like all of our libraries. The videos shows the quality of the library.

[@dejanciric323]

@@motifnews Are you saying that your samples and your sample processing are better than the samples and processing done by Yamaha engineers, on a keyboard that costs between $3,500 and $5,000? 🙂

[@motifnews]

@@dejanciric323 There is always a limited sample space for Preset Waveforms, which have to include all categories of instruments. Optional sound libraries can use much more sample space compared to the Preset Waveforms, if they concentrate to a special type of content. Organ Session includes 155 MB additional samples, which is much more than the Hammond emulations of the Preset Waveforms offer. The concept of MONTAGE series is the chance to add sample based additional libraries. That's what we do with our sound libraries.

[@robinwindsrygg9568]

@@dejanciric323 Why buy custom instrument cases when Yamaha makes their own? Because other manufacturers makes them differently, often better. The same goes for waveforms. There are professional developers outside of Yamaha's R&D, and sometimes stock doesn't give you what you want. Stop belittling people who develop new things. Make something of your own instead.

[@dejanciric323]

@@robinwindsrygg9568 When we buy a keyboard, we're actually paying for the factory - the sounds the factory made. We pay $4,000 for a factory setup, then we buy and pay for additional sound packs?? If you think that's normal, fine. I don't think so. All those packages are pure commercial. As the new keyboard appears, here's the new organ, piano, leads...pure business! 90% of those external packages sound ridiculous. Had, tried, disappointed.

[@DaveFlight-n2f]

I have just got mine. I have a question. How are you triggering those backing styles? With fills and everything. It’s like an arranger keyboard. I have managed to play my midi files from usb but this??? Where are these?

[@Rrrick369]

Same question here