Yamaha Power Styles

Posted by: Graham UK

Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:00 AM

Has anyone purchased Power Styles ?. They are very expensive and I wondered just how good they are.

Graham UK
Posted by: The Pro

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:06 AM

I haven't heard of these. Is there a website or any demos that you know of? Where are they for sale at?
Posted by: Graham UK

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:12 AM

YES...The Power Styles are available direct from www.Yamaha.co.uk web site.

Graham UK
Posted by: UlrichM

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:41 AM

I checked one set and I guess, these power styles are reworked Tyros styles for use on other keyboards than the Tyros.

Ulrich
Posted by: Scott Langholff

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:49 AM

These are available in the US at yamahamusicsoft.com.

I got the Ballroom and Dance and I can tell you these are THE finest styles bar none. You can listen to them on the site.

The PSR2000 and CVP209 styles are also available, but the only way to get to them is going to Joe Waters site (maybe PSR Styles Group), which is psrtutorial.com. You can't access them just by going to the musicsoft site.

Scott Langholff

P.S.The Pro: Want to thank you again for the tip on JBL 10G2 Eons. I LOVE the sound, and just 23lbs. Who would have guessed you could get that kind of sound out of a 10" woofer?
Posted by: Scott Langholff

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 08:51 AM

From what I have seen they would be considered Tyros quality styles, but I only remember finding a few that are actually on one of their keyboards.

Scott
Posted by: travlin'easy

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 09:42 AM

I have purchased all of them, and while they are expensive, there are definitely among the best styles I've ever heard. Not only is there a great diversity between the A,B,C and D settings, they are have fantastic mixes of instruments that really add variety to any performance. While I'm not positive, I believe they are orriginal styles--not tyros styles that have been reworked. You can also find lots of great styles that have been expertly reworked and tuned by Joe Waters at http://psrtutorial.com/ and they are free.

Cheers,

Gary
Posted by: TomTomSF

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/27/03 09:10 PM

I listened to them again tonight. They're great, among the best!
Tom G.
Posted by: Beakybird

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/28/03 01:14 AM

These styles are different from the Tyros styles. They are just as good as internal styles from the PSR2000 or CVP209 (I haven't heard the Tyros live yet). I have checked these styles against converted Tyros styles that I have come accross, and they are different - as they should be. I know Scott Yee purchased some of these styles and later bought the Tyros. It would have been very irksome if they had already existed on the Tyros.

These are great styles. If you have the money, splurge.

Beakybird
Posted by: svpworld

Re: Yamaha Power Styles - 01/30/03 07:31 AM

Yes I second the opinions here, the Powerstyles are very good but they are not tyros styles! They were developed last year and of course do not use any tyros voices, though its possible to revoice them. My personal opinion is that they are a bit too flowery and complicated for my tastes, but I know that many other players prefer this. In any case they don't come cheap, but you get what you pay for!
Incidentally if anyone prefers lighter more creative styles, don't forget to try out my own creative collection of disks available from www.svpworld.com/svpstyledisks.htm

Kind regards
Simon
SVPworld




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