Yamaha Tyros5 Brings Interactive, Intelligent Control to String Quartets and Brass Section, Delivering Stunning Live Performances
Yamaha Tyros5 Brings Interactive, Intelligent Control to String Quartets and Brass Sections, Delivering Stunning Live Performances
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| The Tyros5 Arranger Workstation |
BUENA PARK, Calif., November 17, 2013 — Yamaha today introduced its Tyros5 Arranger Workstation keyboard, which stands as the most powerful keyboard on the market today.
With its fifth generation flagship powerhouse, Yamaha offers musicians the ultimate instrument for composing, arranging and performing music with amazing +Audio Styles, vivid instrument Voices and for the first time, the choice of 76-note or 61-note models in a sculpted, elegant design.
Continuing the legacy of the immensely popular workstation line, Tyros5 is defined by incredibly nuanced and detailed instrument Voices, studio grade digital effects and Styles so realistic, it’s like having the world’s greatest studio musicians follow your performance in real time!
This year’s models take performance to new heights, with Ensemble Voices, an incredible new feature that intelligently orchestrates brass, saxophone, woodwind and string ensembles by assigning each note in a chord to a different part in real time. For example, play a four-note chord using the "SoloQuartet" Ensemble Voice and the top note will be the 1st Violin, the note below that will be played by the 2nd Violin, the next lowest note will be the Viola and the lowest note will be Cello. It’s like having a professional orchestrator instantly turn your playing into incredible four-part arrangements.
In addition, there are 40 new drum and percussion-based +Audio Styles, a new graphical interface and Virtual Circuitry Modeling that provides accurate reproductions of the classic sound of analog gear.
"Tyros5 provides levels of total control and authenticity to musicians’ performances like no other instrument that has come before," said Mark Anderson, Director of Marketing, Keyboard Division, Yamaha Corporation of America. "It is so realistic sounding and such an amazing creative vehicle that musicians will find themselves exploring their musical ideas for hours."
To learn more about the Tyros5 Arranger Workstation keyboard, please visit http://4wrd.it/YAMAHA_TYROS5.
Pricing and Availability
Tyros5 will be available in mid-December 2013 for MSRPs of $6,799 (76-note version) and $6,499 (61-note version).