Another 19 styles have similar names, but very different tempos from earlier versions. Of the 550 styles on the Genos, 206 styles are completely new. Is this such a a big change? Well, yes, it is. The Genos has only 11 more styles than the Tyros5. 40 were brand new styles, while 1 older style was dropped. However, there were 86 brand new styles added to the T4 while 33 styles were dropped. The Tyros4 had 50 more styles than the Tyros3. The totals suggest that there's not much added to the Genos, but the totals are deceptive. The Tyros4 came with 500 styles, the Tyros3 had 450 styles, and the Tyros2 had 400 styles.
The previous flagship, the Tyros5, included 539 styles. And, of course, the new flagship also includes styles, 550 styles, and the new sound content makes the Genos styles better than ever, across all musical genres from pop to jazz to classical to rock to hip-hop to EDM to regional and world flavors. It also has an enhanced sound quality for all the voices, a new C7 Grand Piano, and new Revo!Drum voices.
The Genos offers many new features for a Yamaha keyboard such as a new touch-screen interface, live control knobs and sliders, assignable buttons, 216 arpeggios, and a new playlist feature. "Genos is a whole new type of flagship instrument, rethought from the ground up to inspire and empower songwriters to create finished compositions entirely within its intuitive and powerful environment - while at the same time vastly improving the accompaniment features that live keyboard entertainers know and love." In October 2017, Yamaha announced Genos, its most advanced Digital Workstation keyboard ever.
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