The Roland D-50 had an amazing Cathedral Organ preset on it. This sounds great too it could be the future when it comes to playing digital organs in church.
@@morriereece5007 I suppose Y Tyros 5 used Digital voice/sound overlapping effects ,to create Digital /Electronic/Pipe Organ Stops effects,which a usual keyboard circuitry structure would not facilitate.
Its amazing how the technology has evolved I have a Ketron Audya advanced music station and church organ is so well digitazed in it that you could not tell the difference
+Audinos Well, it has "stops" in a sense, but you are totally correct. There's very little of the serious organ literature that can be played on any instrument like this, despite the quite authentic sounds. (By the way, you can add a MIDI pedal board, although not 32-note AGO). But for many churches, a full instrument, even digital, is too expensive, and very often a real organist is not available. So this allows someone with average keyboard skills to accompany hymns and provide "incidental" music that sounds convincing. Much better than an old harmonium and more versatile than a piano (which it is also for that matter).!
@Bryan: I wouldn’t say “someone with average keyboard skills”, since you either have the chops to play in the style of a pipe organ or you don’t. Pipe organ control skill and knowledge (for lack of a better way to describe it) is more what you are talking about IMO. I can play in that style to an extent, but having watched videos of real pipe organ playing would admit I would have no idea which controls to use to conjure up the voices. I am looking at dual manual organs that can control a pedalboard, such as the Nord C2D and the Hammond SK3. I’m just not sure if they have more than a few novelty pipe sounds though.
I'm really wanting it to be possible. At my church, the Keyboardist plays like rock star pianist. cos we use a one manual yamaha (funds etc). I want to convince him that it is possible to make it more "churchy" like a real pipe organ. Please tell me a way.
this is such a great portableorgan.it sounds just like the big ones in the theaters and churches. also any organist like me would be proud to own one.sincerely lowreyorganist
As you say kevin, a truly remarkable instrument. It makes one wonder what the great composers and musicians of old, would make of today's technology. Superbly played as always.
Graham Peaple when I think back to the first keyboard I had in a band...a crumar roadrunner piano with about 2 sounds...makes me feel my age and a musician of old! LOL....thanks for the comment Graham...
This is awesome! How is it that literally none of the voices in this video are on the PSR-SX600 or even the SX700? Yamaha really needs to start putting actually good voices on models like the ones I just mentioned. I mean, the COncertGuitar is good, but not as good as this.
@@andy70d35 While the Organ World section was only on Tyros5, the voices from that section have been moved to the regular Organ category on the Genos 1 and 2.
@@stratshadow In my on-line research, I see one of the features is MIDI in/out.... a very important feature for my musical musings. Can you imagine linking up one of Hauptwerks organs and various celestes?
Been reading up the pipe organ and all it's "stop". Now is it possible to simulate all those numerous stops of the pipe organ on the tyros? Is there a way for you to switch over from one sound to the next like the pipe organist would do (they do this quite swiftly)?
Do the likes of Yamaha just stand next to a pipe organ and sample every note and setting? On the D-50 it was just very tiny samples then the rest cpu generated.
Wow, if I weren't paying attention, I would think that I was watching a video from the Scottbrothersduo... How amazing is the sound and how wonderful is your playing-style and technique! Is this your own composition, because it kind of reminds me of Haendel's passacaglia... Anyway, not only a great demonstration of the instrument, but of your playing as wel!!
The attacks sound wrong, as if the samples were snipped too late, after the wind entered the pipes. It makes it sound almost synthesized. I just listened to the PSR-S950 before this, and that sounds like a true pipe organ.
I don't agree, I was a church organist for many years back in the UK and played many organs big and small and they were all very different as far as the attack goes. There are so many variables. It certainly does not sound synthesized to my ears either. I'm sure there are many better samples knocking around, but you certainly can't say that the T5 ones are not realistic....
No, I wouldn’t go so far as to say the tones themselves are synthesized; they sound like they were sampled from real instruments. I just don’t hear the “puffing” of the flues. The attacks sound like something more typical of a harmonium. But they’re not reeds; they’re flues.
Hmm. I have immersed myself in listening to pipe organ music for the Hauptwerk digital pipe organ thing. Most pipe organ music that i have found is kind of stuffy and often downright dissonant. Your piece played here is unusually fresh and strident. Let me know if you ever transcribe this music.
The range of sounds is almost endless when considering different organs around the world. The "Tyros effect" has added to that maze of sounds. The problem now is the computer savvy and cost$$ quotient added to the proprietary nature of the organ samples. I don't object to either. Progress is not cheap.
Was this recorded from acoustical speakers or 'straight-through' ? Unfortunately am listening through laptop's tiny speakers without benefit of woofer.
I think its great and improvised at that. It would make a Christian Church very proud to have a new song with beautiful music like that. Think about it. Hey, it just might earn you a few more feathers for your wings you know where.
This instrument is almost useless as a church organ. How could one possibly play anthems and organ literature requiring an independent pedal division and two or more independent manuals? I wonder how many of the people commenting attended college and graduate school as organ majors? There is so much more to organ performance than pressing down keys.
This is using sounds sampled from a real German cathedral organ. It's pretty obvious that the T5 is a keyboard and not an organ isn't it lol? The sampled sounds though are very realistic. By the way I was a church organist in the past.
The you tube page is loaded with the word "organ" not keyboard (lol):Roland C-200 Classic Organ, "Church organ expansion pack, classical organ pack...organ, organ. Leaving the naïve with the impression thatwhat you are selling IS INDEED an organ, not a keyboard, though it looks like one. The Casio Celviano billed its 88-weighted keys, 3 pedals etc a pianoand mentioned that its sampled sounds were from a Steinway concert grand. It sounds, however, like a very inexpensive student spinet.My comment referred to its sound--are you serious... an organ? Not its looks!
Sorry I don't get you....The sound IS of an organ.....It is a sampled sound and sampled very well indeed. Do you understand how instruments are sampled nowadays and in what resolution? Even modern instruments that look and function like 'The real thing' are using digital samples which are highly life like just the Tyros 5 organ samples!
Love that melody very lovely.
You are the reason I decided on a Tyros, Thank You 2:42
This is an amazing instrument. It even manages to include the accoustics of a cathedral in it's sound! Nicely played, too!!
The Roland D-50 had an amazing Cathedral Organ preset on it. This sounds great too it could be the future when it comes to playing digital organs in church.
I bought my Roland D-50 years ago just to get that cathedral organ. Now I play a Tyros 5.
***** It still sounds great today.
@@morriereece5007 I suppose Y Tyros 5 used Digital voice/sound overlapping effects ,to create Digital /Electronic/Pipe Organ Stops effects,which a usual keyboard circuitry structure would not facilitate.
Superb musician and electronic keyboard that blew my mind.
Wonderful theme on the keyboard
Wow! His sound and technique are impressive! Congratulations!!!
Whoa
For the first time ever, seeing such a great one
Loved it honestly 0:59
Kevin, thanks. Wonderful playing.
Wow. Can i have a copy of the amazing piece. I love the church organ sound
GREAT PLAYED !! super sounds . Thumb up !!!!!!!!
Denise
such a beautiful sound.
Sound like Hephaestus - Italian Concert Organ for Kontakt.
Hi
Great sounds this organs.... you beautiful played,nice show...regards Daro
Daro72 Thanks for your nice comment....take care..
Its amazing how the technology has evolved I have a Ketron Audya advanced music station and church organ is so well digitazed in it that you could not tell the difference
A one-manual keyboard without pedals or stops can never replace an organ.
+Audinos Well, it has "stops" in a sense, but you are totally correct. There's very little of the serious organ literature that can be played on any instrument like this, despite the quite authentic sounds. (By the way, you can add a MIDI pedal board, although not 32-note AGO). But for many churches, a full instrument, even digital, is too expensive, and very often a real organist is not available. So this allows someone with average keyboard skills to accompany hymns and provide "incidental" music that sounds convincing. Much better than an old harmonium and more versatile than a piano (which it is also for that matter).!
@Bryan: I wouldn’t say “someone with average keyboard skills”, since you either have the chops to play in the style of a pipe organ or you don’t. Pipe organ control skill and knowledge (for lack of a better way to describe it) is more what you are talking about IMO. I can play in that style to an extent, but having watched videos of real pipe organ playing would admit I would have no idea which controls to use to conjure up the voices. I am looking at dual manual organs that can control a pedalboard, such as the Nord C2D and the Hammond SK3. I’m just not sure if they have more than a few novelty pipe sounds though.
I'm really wanting it to be possible. At my church, the Keyboardist plays like rock star pianist. cos we use a one manual yamaha (funds etc). I want to convince him that it is possible to make it more "churchy" like a real pipe organ. Please tell me a way.
Sound really good thou!!!!!
Yes but just think of the space you save. All those darn pipes.
this is such a great portableorgan.it sounds just like the big ones in the theaters and churches. also any organist like me would be proud to own one.sincerely lowreyorganist
Great sounds...well done! Greetings Danny
DannyKey Thanks for your comment Danny...best wishes
That was great and inspiring. I'll have to try it on my Yamaha. Thanks. I enjoyed your piece very much. Marvin W. San Diego
That ist so wonderful ❤️
Hi'a, yes the Tyros 5 has a great organ world, that sounded very good what you did there, Roger :)
Very nice sound & Playing
As you say kevin, a truly remarkable instrument. It makes one wonder what the great composers and musicians of old, would make of today's technology. Superbly played as always.
Graham Peaple when I think back to the first keyboard I had in a band...a crumar roadrunner piano with about 2 sounds...makes me feel my age and a musician of old! LOL....thanks for the comment Graham...
@@stratshadow Well the piano has one 'sound'...... and look at the repertoire.....
Hi Kevin
That sound would not go amiss in the Albert Hall my friend.
So,so impressive.
Cheers
Geoff.
geoffers47 Thanks for listening Geoff. It really is an inspiring sound......take care...
brilliant performance
Love it. Can you share the music sheet, or at least title of songs??
Sounds great! :)
That was haunting and quite beautiful. Can you please tell me the name of the composer and piece? Kindest regards and thank you.
Well done, great sound.
Stratshadow, I pray you, play the Phantom of the Opera overture on organ.
P.s Beautiful performance 😊😊😊
i love it !
Extraordinaire .Super le Tyros 5 meilleur que le genos
This sound gets my vote
Shit. Love this melody. Cannot stop playin it
Can you post the sheet music (leadsheet if possible) or midi file; I think this is a very good learning example for using Organ World. Thanks.
Perhaps with 3 keyboards and sound bank, for playing Cesar Franck' s "Piece Heroique " with digital pipe organ samples ?
Very nice
This is awesome! How is it that literally none of the voices in this video are on the PSR-SX600 or even the SX700? Yamaha really needs to start putting actually good voices on models like the ones I just mentioned. I mean, the COncertGuitar is good, but not as good as this.
Organ world was only ever on Tyros 5, why Yamaha did not continue it is crazy.
That is why I still have my Tyros 5.
@@andy70d35 While the Organ World section was only on Tyros5, the voices from that section have been moved to the regular Organ category on the Genos 1 and 2.
Whats The Name Of That Piece? Would Love To Buy A Copy Of It
Hi Paul....I just improvised the music....take care...
wow ! that's some improvisation 🙂
👍....Wow...Incredible sound for a keyboard. Do those voicings come preloaded in that Tyros 5 model? I want one!
Yes, those sounds are built in!
@@stratshadow In my on-line research, I see one of the features is MIDI in/out.... a very important feature for my musical musings. Can you imagine linking up one of Hauptwerks organs and various celestes?
I envy your talent.
soolan11 thanks for your kind words.....best wishes
Very nice, I love church organ sounds.
And you play very well, I'd like to be able to play like you, I'm indeed not used to play with 2 hands 😉
Been reading up the pipe organ and all it's "stop". Now is it possible to simulate all those numerous stops of the pipe organ on the tyros? Is there a way for you to switch over from one sound to the next like the pipe organist would do (they do this
quite swiftly)?
Tyros 5 is the best for Organ sounds !
So what’s the model of this piano ? I would like to get my hands on one of theses !
It’s a Yamaha tyros 5. I am selling one.
Do the likes of Yamaha just stand next to a pipe organ and sample every note and setting? On the D-50 it was just very tiny samples then the rest cpu generated.
I can pay for this music sheet... plase!!!!! I tried to play by ear, yo hard for meeee!!!
With MIDI interface, we may trigging an authentic acoustical pipe organ with digital combinator and MIDI interface.
How?
what is the name of the second piece played here? It is wonderful. Thanks for sharing.
I made up and improvised the music here....so it has no name!
No wayyyyy!!!!
Hi! The sound is so fascinating! Can i know the combination of ypur drawbars? I really appreciate it!
These sound like samples from pre-set registrations on true pipe organ(s). Not anything that can be emulated with Hammond-like drawbars.
Nice
Wow, if I weren't paying attention, I would think that I was watching a video from the Scottbrothersduo... How amazing is the sound and how wonderful is your playing-style and technique! Is this your own composition, because it kind of reminds me of Haendel's passacaglia... Anyway, not only a great demonstration of the instrument, but of your playing as wel!!
This is included with instrument or is expansion pack?
Is this great pipe organ sound available as an expansion for the MODX series?
THISIS SUCCH
The attacks sound wrong, as if the samples were snipped too late, after the wind entered the pipes. It makes it sound almost synthesized. I just listened to the PSR-S950 before this, and that sounds like a true pipe organ.
I don't agree, I was a church organist for many years back in the UK and played many organs big and small and they were all very different as far as the attack goes. There are so many variables. It certainly does not sound synthesized to my ears either. I'm sure there are many better samples knocking around, but you certainly can't say that the T5 ones are not realistic....
No, I wouldn’t go so far as to say the tones themselves are synthesized; they sound like they were sampled from real instruments. I just don’t hear the “puffing” of the flues. The attacks sound like something more typical of a harmonium. But they’re not reeds; they’re flues.
Hmm. I have immersed myself in listening to pipe organ music for the Hauptwerk digital pipe organ thing. Most pipe organ music that i have found is kind of stuffy and often downright dissonant. Your piece played here is unusually fresh and strident. Let me know if you ever transcribe this music.
Have you tried mixing some of Hauptwerk organs and/or various celeste voicings? The combinations are endless .
The range of sounds is almost endless when considering different organs around the world. The "Tyros effect" has added to that maze of sounds. The problem now is the computer savvy and cost$$ quotient added to the proprietary nature of the organ samples. I don't object to either. Progress is not cheap.
Hi Kevin,
Are you an organist and guitar player?Sounds impressive.
Thank you for the music.
Was this recorded from acoustical speakers or 'straight-through' ? Unfortunately am listening through laptop's tiny speakers without benefit of woofer.
Use headphones... You will be amazed... POWWERFULL MASTER PIECE
What’s the name of the musical piece being played?
He improvised it.
I think its great and improvised at that. It would make a Christian Church very proud to have a new song with beautiful music like that. Think about it. Hey, it just might earn you a few more feathers for your wings you know where.
Where to learn to play these type of music? Is it difficult? Thanks a lot!
Such a shame that Tyros series doesn't come in 88 keys
or at least 76
@@jrzzrj actually Tyros 5 comes in 76 keys. Genos is supposedly Tyros 6 but even that model doesnt come in 88 keys (just 76)
How did you set it
Will my Motif ES6 makes these big cathedral Organ sounds?
whats the piece tittle? i love it
Something he improvised
This video has a major fault. It's at least 6 hours too short. Great piece of kit and your improvisation really shows it off well
Tyros5 ist schon ein Hammer keyboard...
Song Name? plz!
Parangaricutirimicuaro
Keren sekali...
500th like. Grow on
show de bola !
Does it as foot notes
Do you mean does it have pedals?
Awesoe..
non bad my favorite roland c 200 classic organ sound,digital keyboard roland,,,,,,,,,,,,,,rooger serien??????,,,,,,
qual o nome dessa musica ?
My sub-woofer is dead now :-)
or maybe it is just one composition, anyone know the name? Thanks
It's just something he improvised.
Nice but play legato in organ style not piano ... also with the 16' sound on be careful of close intervals in the bass..
sKVĚLÉ "HLASY".... DÍKY!
EL90 da Yamaha é muito mais REALISTA ....Pipe Organ , cathedral is amazing!!!!
Cheesy puff organ
Hauptwerk.com game over.
Hephaestus Sounds | ITALIAN CONCERT ORGAN Plz.
theses keyboards are expensive
Yes, but can get the samples for kontakt in low price♡
A bit pricey at $6000 CAN
kjv444 sure to be a big secondhand market soon.......regards
+Ken444 I bought a Tyros 5-76 a year ago to replace my dying Technics KN7000 and I think it is worth every cent.I'm not disappointed.
igohi
parshuramkumar26
This instrument is almost useless as a church organ. How could one possibly play anthems and organ literature requiring an independent pedal division and two or more independent manuals? I wonder how many of the people commenting attended college and graduate school as organ majors? There is so much more to organ performance than pressing down keys.
Are you serious? An organ?
This is using sounds sampled from a real German cathedral organ. It's pretty obvious that the T5 is a keyboard and not an organ isn't it lol? The sampled sounds though are very realistic. By the way I was a church organist in the past.
The you tube page is loaded with the word "organ" not keyboard (lol):Roland C-200 Classic Organ, "Church organ expansion pack, classical organ pack...organ, organ. Leaving the naïve with the impression thatwhat you are selling IS INDEED an organ, not a keyboard, though it looks like one. The Casio Celviano billed its 88-weighted keys, 3 pedals etc a pianoand mentioned that its sampled sounds were from a Steinway concert grand. It sounds, however, like a very inexpensive student spinet.My comment referred to its sound--are you serious... an organ? Not its looks!
Sorry I don't get you....The sound IS of an organ.....It is a sampled sound and sampled very well indeed. Do you understand how instruments are sampled nowadays and in what resolution? Even modern instruments that look and function like 'The real thing' are using digital samples which are highly life like just the Tyros 5 organ samples!
@@robertpoetprince7362it’s been 5 years - are you still dumb?
Very nice.