• 76-key FSX keyboard, semi-weighted
• Polyphonic aftertouch
• 9" touch screen
• 384 voices
• AWM Stereo + FM sound generation
• 1990 sounds (over 500 Super Articulations Voices and 141 DX7 FM sounds)
• 800 Styles
• Dual player for MIDI & audio files
• 16 track MIDI sequencer/player
• Revelation Reverb from Steinberg
• Hundreds of reverb, Delay & modulation effects
• Vocal Harmonizer
• Ambient Drums
• Over 500 Multi Pads presets
• Dynamic Styles technology
• Arpeggiator
• Registration Memory
• One Touch Setting (OTS)
• USB Audio & MIDI (Rec'n'Share App & DAW)
• HDMI output for lyrics
• Bluetooth Audio & MIDI
• MIDI song to Style file converter
• incl. music stand
• Expandable with GNS-MS01 sound system & L-7B keyboard stand

The sound generation of the Genos 2

With 384 voices, the Genos 2 surpasses its predecessor by an impressive 128 voices, while the super-powerful processor ensures the shortest possible response times when playing. The state-of-the-art sound generation consists of AWM stereo and FM synthesis. The AWM stereo engine offers an extremely successful all-round sound from music history with pretty much everything you would expect from a full-fledged workstation. The FM-Synthese comes from the iconic Yamaha DX-7 from 1986 and is not based on samples. Thanks to this detail, authentic sounding 80s performances are easy for the Genos 2. The almost 2000 sounds include over 500 Super Articulations voices and 141 DX-7 FM sounds. The former offer tonally relevant details, which are primarily found in natural sounds such as eg. Winds or guitar at the touch of a button during live playing. Ambient drums are also part of the sound generation; for the first time in a workstation, they make it possible to adjust the atmosphere and depth of the drum tracks within the styles. Drum tracks can now develop their atmosphere in the back of the room or closer to the other instruments. When it comes to effects, the Genos 2 draws on the full range with hundreds of reverb, delay and modulation effects. EQs for each individual part and the sum are also included, as well as a master compressor. The vocal harmonizer adds additional voices to the vocals or acts as Vocoder for unusual vocal effects.

Real-time faders & controllers with display

The nine faders with the display strip above them, which shows the current assignment of the faders, are absolutely suitable for performance and can be switched for numerous tasks. For quick adjustments, you are right on target and have everything under control. In addition, there are six freely assignable encoders, which provide a beautiful optical Feedback display via an LED ring.

Everything at a glance with the 9" touchscreen

The particularly large, anti-glare 9" touchscreen is the central control element of the Genos 6. The touchscreen provides access to all functions and features in razor-sharp image quality and displays all relevant information graphically. Anything that is not available as a button, controller or fader on the user interface can be accessed with just a touch of a finger. The angled arrangement of the display in the housing of the Genos 2 now ensures that the screen is very easy to read.

Professional connections

The rear of the Genos 2 is pleasingly versatile. In addition to the keyboard, there are the Expression, Sustain and Art1 foot pedal connections. This increases the expressive possibilities on the keyboard with the usual pedals. MIDI is communicated via two In and Out DIN pairs as well as USB. This is perfect for anyone who wants to operate additional equipment such as a second keyboard manual, a rack expander or a DAW with the Genos 2. In its capacity as a complete all-in-one Live instrument, audio inputs are of course a must! On the input side, the keyboard scores with a Stereo line input and a microphone input with XLR combo socket and phantom power. For signal output, there are six 6.3 mm jack sockets, which can be assigned to the tracks and players of the Genos 2 in three stereo pairs respectively Main and four Sub outputs. Furthermore, audio is exchanged with the DAW as a stereo track via USB. There is a USB device connection for expanding the memory and connecting additional keyboards and controllers. The HDMI video output displays song lyrics on a connected TV or projector.