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The Unison and Adaptive styles on the new Yamaha DGX-670 piano are moving the experience of playing alone at home (or in your shed!) closer to playing with real people in a band. In previous versions, the accompaniments were very good, but they had a certain robotic character to them and a lot of button pressing was required to make your performances more dynamic. With the new Unison and Adaptive styles on Yamaha DGX670, you have some new ways to interact with your virtual backing band to make them behave like a real-life group would.
In the latest video recorded in my shed of dreams, I demonstrate a few of the styles that use the Unison and Adaptive styles. I also demonstrate a lesser-mentioned feature called ‘Simple Style’, which can be activated by pressing the ‘Simple’ button in the style control section. 
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Chris demonstrates the Unison and Adaptive styles on a Yamaha DGX670 piano
So, as you can see, it’s quite good fun, isn’t it? I was certainly enjoying myself! Part of the joy of playing live is the interaction you have with other band members. This is never going to be perfectly matched when playing alone with a keyboard, or with any piece of fancy technology. But the Unison and Adaptive styles are a step in the right direction. And I keep coming back to the incredibly good price tag for a DGX670. You really get a lot for your money with these pianos.
If you’re reading this and considering buying a Yamaha DGX670 and have any questions, just get in touch. Indeed, if you would like a particular function or feature demonstrated then let me know and I’ll try to include it in the next video. We’ve got so much more to cover on this model. Recordings, backing control, voice blending, microphone inputs, transferring to a computer, whether it’ll fit in a car! – Just ask away!
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Comments:
Very instructive like all your videos.
One thing is still bothering abour DGX 670. It’s the ”memory, bank and playlist procedure”. On the
Yam forums many followers complained about that, and I have not seen any videos to answer this problem.
It appears that when you store in memory it is ok. But when you want to transfer to bank or playlist, many memories
get washed.
A little video explaining the procedure would be of a great help.
Thanks for your good work.
JP
The playlist feature is a great new way to collate your song registrations into lists of songs you like to play together- so you can make up as many registrations for songs or use the ones downloadable from Yamaha, then put them into lists of genres- or gig lists
you can come back to them whenever you want to- so with gig lists you can see which songs you played at a venue last time – or for home use you can put together medleys and and songs that go together well so that you can play in sequence
HOpe this helps
David
Hello Chris,
It’s me again about that registration problem on the DGX670. You told us to ask you about out problems. So I will try to explain. I’ve read and reread the manual in english and french and I surely miss something.
-After chosing my style, voice and tempo, I push the memory button and choose a 1 – 4 buttons, wich is suppose to register the choice I’ve made for a song.
-After I push the bank button, and choose a new bank, save, and put the name. The band open and I can play what I just register.
-But, and that’s the problem, all the other registrations I’ve made before take the style and voice of the last registration.
This is very frustating, cause I have to begin all that procedure again. Maybe you have the solution. And I would be very happy to have it. Maybe a little video. Many thanks for all your work. JP