I don't know how I overlooked the User Music Corner until this very day, but I'm glad there is a section to post music by forum members. I wanted to take this opportunity to post a country song called Husbands and Wives. All the musical instruments are from my Yamaha Genos. Vocals were provided by Brooks & Dunn. I wanted to demonstrate that the Genos is quite capable of producing radio ready music in practically any genre. If anybody on the forum has a Genos2 and would like to post something, we can compare notes regarding the quality of each keyboard's sonic capability. ![😎]()
Thanks beforehand if you decide to have a listen. Comments and critique are always welcome. And to those who celebrated, I hope you had a blessed Easter.
PS: I tried to upload the file in .wav format, but I got an error. So I converted the .wav file to .mp3, which is compressed, so the quality won't be as good, needless to say. Are .wav files not supported? It would be optimal to hear songs in uncompressed audio. Or is it because there is a file size limit? The .wav file version is almost 50MB. I also converted it to FLAC (lossless compression), which resulted in a file size of about 20MB, but the FLAC version doesn't show up on my computer when I go to attach it. What audio formats are supported (beside .mp3), if you don't mind me asking. Without further ado...
Thanks beforehand if you decide to have a listen. Comments and critique are always welcome. And to those who celebrated, I hope you had a blessed Easter. PS: I tried to upload the file in .wav format, but I got an error. So I converted the .wav file to .mp3, which is compressed, so the quality won't be as good, needless to say. Are .wav files not supported? It would be optimal to hear songs in uncompressed audio. Or is it because there is a file size limit? The .wav file version is almost 50MB. I also converted it to FLAC (lossless compression), which resulted in a file size of about 20MB, but the FLAC version doesn't show up on my computer when I go to attach it. What audio formats are supported (beside .mp3), if you don't mind me asking. Without further ado...
Statistics: Posted by Sharky — Mon Apr 01, 2024 11:26 pm