Yamaha YC61 - New Rotary Speaker - New OS 1.2

[@TheKeyboardChronicles]

Thanks for this! Have just updated my YC 61 and love the improvement!

[@musichobby2198]

Thanks for watching, enjoy!

[@PedroPabloCeballos]

Excelente! Mas me causa duda si el.vibrato es mediante pedal? Pued en el ck61 hay que presionar botonesby veo.tus manos ocupadas cuando.entra el vibrato!

[@0tf850]

Thanks!

[@planetdog1641]

better than Hammond Suzuki models such as the xk-4?

[@Jglfieri]

Thanks, but often it sounds like you are using the Classic Rotary Sim instead of the new Studio Rotary. Maybe just the way it's recorded but I have to say mine sounds different. Seems to have a better spread and more mids than what I'm hearing here

[@musichobby2198]

Thanks for the comments. Well, here we go: I used the new rotary speaker "Studio" in this video. But I used a very simple equipment to record, maybe that affected the channel separation and the audio response. This new simulator "Studio" is quite different from the "Classic". The "Studio", even in mono, the rotor and horns spin, completing the physical spin cycle. In "Classic" in fast, the sounds of the rotor and horns mix in a very strange way, you can't hear the physical spin cycle, just a series of totally unnatural sounds, something bizarre. I don't know why Yamaha approved the use of this "Classic" initially, it should be removed from the YC and whoever created it should be fired from Yamaha, for me it has no use.

[@Jglfieri]

@@musichobby2198 I agree. After I did the update it was a noticeable difference and actually a pleasure play. You're probably correct as to the reason why it sounded different

[@planetdog1641]

@@musichobby2198 young engineers in Japan...give them a break....recreating an instrument that went out of production 45 years ago.

[@darrylday30]

Here’s some crazy stuff, I came here to see if I should just give up on the MODX7 (Montage sounds), button pushing/menu diving and just get a stage board and wow! Nice Leslie! In a last desperate attempt to save my wallet, I listened close and pushed buttons until I got THAT sound. I inserted an internal tube amp sim with a flat speaker, mixed in a pinch of gain and a little direct sound right before the Leslie sim and I got THAT sound. I wish I’d figured this out 20 years ago when I bought the Motif Classic. Anyway, thanks for the video, it really helped me out. I still want a yc73 but I’ll just keep an eye out for a used one now.

[@luisenriquegarciainfante1040]

cuando tengas un tiempo escucha la cancion El final de una ilusion)del grupo espanol (Formula V) hiciste algo ahi que me sono identico gracias

[@stanley5394]

Could you comment on how much force is needed to depress the keys toward the fall board. A lot, as is typical with a lot of non-piano actions, or is there not a big difference between the force needed between the front and back of the keys on the yc-61. Thanks.

[@shouviksircar7085]

Was that the Confortably Numb chord sequence?

[@steveraschella8233]

I’m actually thinking of going to this fro my Hammond SKPro as I’m super frustrated w the programming required and inability to get to perameters quickly. The new update sounds awesome. One question I have when playing organ does the keybed fire from the top or does it require bottoming out to sound?

[@Lucas-it9oq]

im really in doubt between a stage 3 88 keys or a yc88

[@musichobby2198]

Stage 3 is far superior, but I prefer the YC.

[@brickmissing8295]

How do you control the rotary speed? Foot pedal?

[@musichobby2198]

In this video a use a simple footswitch pedal connected to YC's assignable input. The pedal is assigned to the rotary on/off.

[@brickmissing8295]

@@musichobby2198 Nice. Thanks.

[@vanessajazp6341]

It’s a MUCH better rotary, but unfortunately it’s STILL louder on the right than the left, by as much as 6db! I still have to pan the mixer pretty far to the left to get the rotary centered in the stereo field.

[@musichobby2198]

Yes, thanks for the comments!

[@dynoroad]

I don't hear that, and my hearing is fine last I checked, which was two months ago.

[@vanessajazp6341]

@@dynoroad I hear it it plain, and the meters on my mixer show it. Maybe I got a defective unit?

[@dynoroad]

@@vanessajazp6341 Strange… if it was defective shouldn’t all sounds be slightly panned regardless of effects?

[@vanessajazp6341]

@@dynoroad You would think, but it’s only the rotary sim. I’ve heard many other complain about the same thing.