The Montage features 16-part multi-timbral operation, but it comes with a full range of all-new sounds, like the Yamaha CFX Premium Grand Piano, detailed new strings and woodwinds, and select content from the DX and TX families, all modernized to take advantage of the Motion Control Synthesis Engine.
It features 8â¿operator FM architecture and 128â¿note polyphony, allowing for a massive array of sound-design options. The FMâ¿X engine is capable of producing everything from classic '80s FM-based basses and bells, to harsh, cutting-edge modern EDM type sounds.
This means that the Montage allows for far more samples per instrument than the XF, and thus a far more nuanced sound. Powered by proprietary Yamaha data compression and playback technology, the AWM2 engine provides realistic sound reproduction and features nearly 10 times the waveform capacity of the Motif XF. Employing Motion-Control Synthesis, the Montage combines two sound engines: the AWM2 (synthesis- and sample-based sounds) and FM-X (Frequency-Modulation synthesis.)
MICHAEL JACKSON ON YAMAHA MONTAGE 8 REGISTRATION
In addition to providing new songs, styles, lessons, and streaming radio for your instrument, Internet Direct Connection also offers a variety of free stuff such instrument setups and registration patches and two free radio channels. I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues - Elton JohnĪll files are available on both Yamaha MusicSoft - Yamaha's official online store - and Internet Direct Connection - Yamaha's official "on-instrument" website. Elton only plays Yamaha pianos, so you can rest assured that this song will sound as good on your piano as it does on his. "I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues", released in 1983, is a later addition to the list of timeless Elton John ballads, but it has become one of his best loved songs. Songs like " Rocket Man", " Your Song", and " Candle In the Wind" capture longing and romantic melody in a way that few other songs are able to. "Working Day and Night" sounded amazing on Off the Wall in 1979, and it will still sound great today, on your Yamaha keyboard.Įlton John -"I Guess That's Why They Call It the Blues"Įlton John is perhaps the greatest of all of pop music's piano balladeers. "Working Day and Night" was never released as a single, but its undeniably disco groove still easily makes it one of the Jackson's greatest dance songs. Off the Wall gave Jackson one of his first opportunities to write and record his own songs, and with "Working Day and Night" and " Don't Stop Til You Get Enough", he had two of his first songwriting successes. While Thriller may be Michael Jackson's undisputed classic, his 1979 album Off the Wall has also stood the test of time and is now regarded as a dance music classic. Michael Jackson - "Working Day and Night" This week's new MIDI songs include, hits from two pop legends, Michael Jackson and Elton John, as well as " Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye", a song that's become one of the most recognizable sports anthems of all time.
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