Lets face it Yamaha styles are geared for the older adult
ex organ home player/ballroom dancers compared to anything you would hear today on the charts, but hey, that's their strength and selling point for arrangers,......keeping the two camps separate Arranger/WS is good marketing strategy which in turn sells more units world wide, more choice more money,........the younger generation doesn't want to know premium Rumba styles, especially in the USA, etc, etc,... all the tools are available out there to make great music....and you don't need automatic styles to do that.....a good pro will just create track by track the music they need on any good WS..."THE WAY YOU WANT IT TO SOUND".....and that is what is driving "TODAYS" Music, coupled with computers the sky is the limit, creating your own tracks allows the musician to be so creative in every component of the music for a professional player, create your own bass lines, horn stabs, sax solos, string sections, drum solos, etc..its doesnt have to be repetitive style play,.. Auto arranger style play is OK and has had it's time and is still available to use for the right audiences, & home affectionatos,but, there's no denying the truth on what's out there in the music world TODAY. Take the blinders off and it will open your eyes to a whole new world of music.