Style List - Yamaha QS-300 Supplementary Manual

DEMONSTRATION PATTERNS
Style No. Name Tempo Beat
001 Rave 1 133.0 4/4
002 Rave 2 128.0 4/4
003 Eurobeat 126.0 4/4
004 Techno 130.0 4/4
005 House 120.0 4/4
006 DancePop 120.0 4/4
007 Casa 120.0 4/4
008 DnceShfl 114.0 4/4
009 GrndBeat 096.0 4/4
010 Acid 1 102.0 4/4
011 Acid 2 115.0 4/4
012 DscFunk 1 120.0 4/4
013 DscFunk 2 106.0 4/4
014 DscoSoul 120.0 4/4
015 Rap 1 106.0 4/4
016 Rap 2 098.0 4/4
017 8BtDnce 1 120.0 4/4
018 8BtDnce 2 127.0 4/4
019 SYBoogie 166.0 4/4
020 PianoBld 078.0 4/4
021 PopBld 1 086.0 4/4
022 PopBld 2 068.0 4/4
023 E.Ballad 078.0 4/4
024 16BtBld 078.0 4/4
025 New Age 082.0 4/4
026 6/8 Bld 068.0 4/4
027 Sw.Waltz 108.0 3/4
028 FolkRock 104.0 4/4
029 8BtLite 124.0 4/4
030 8BtPop 1 120.0 4/4
031 8BtPop 2 120.0 4/4
032 Detroit 190.0 4/4
033 Amb.Pop 120.0 4/4
034 Travels 142.0 4/4
035 Seq.Pop 135.0 4/4
036 PowerPop 135.0 4/4
037 N.Y. 116.0 4/4
038 J-Pop 125.0 4/4
039 16BtPop 116.0 4/4
040 24BtShfl 100.0 4/4
041 Ethno 108.0 4/4
042 Passion 100.0 4/4
043 R&B 160.0 4/4
044 Soul 1 102.0 4/4
045 Soul 2 104.0 4/4
046 Funk 1 104.0 4/4
047 Funk 2 104.0 4/4
048 R&B Bld 096.0 4/4
049 Blus Shfl 120.0 4/4
050 6/8Blues 094.0 4/4
051 SlwBlues 067.0 4/4
052 6/8Gospl 120.0 3/4
053 FastGosp 120.0 4/4
054 PopRock 1 118.0 4/4
055 PopRock 2 154.0 4/4
056 16BtR&R 106.0 4/4
057 HrdRock 1 138.0 4/4
058 HrdRock 2 180.0 4/4
059 RockShfl 147.0 4/4
060 RockBgy. 156.0 4/4
061 HR Shfl 200.0 4/4
062 Rck&Rol 1 162.0 4/4
063 Boogie 200.0 4/4
064 Twist 160.0 4/4
065 Rkabilly 122.0 4/4
066 Swing 172.0 4/4
067 BePop 140.0 4/4
068 JazzBld 082.0 4/4

Style List

Typical rave pattern. Pattern B includes accentuating orchestra hit.
Rave, with more pop feel than 001, and full track usage.
Eurobeat pattern. Track 8 has strongest bass sound, but Track 3 produces similar phrasing.
Technopop pattern. Track 6 repeats the Track 5 phrase, delayed by approximately one beat.
House-music pattern, with drum-supplied swing.
New-romantics pop sound. Track 4 and 5 produce slightly variant left/right chord phrases.
Slightly wild pattern based on house-type rhythm, with distinctive 16th-note left/right phrasing.
Swinging dance shuffle. Interesting sounds in the Track 1 drum phrases.
Cool, urbane, typical ground beat, with swinging 16th-note rhythm.
Typical acid-jazz pattern, with interesting mood from Track 2's triangle and conga.
Popsy acid-jazz pattern, with funky sound in the main B section.
Funky Afro-beat pattern, with slap-bass phrasing accentuating the attack.
Similar to Pattern 012, but calmer, more mature.
Disco pattern, with great L/R guitar riffs and drum fill-in.
Hip-hop pattern. Distinctive scratch fill-in on Track 2.
New jack swing pattern: 16-beat swing plus cheap acoustic sound.
Fairly swinging dance beat. The main point is the Latin percussion, including agogo and timbales.
Funky dance beat, with strong accentuating brass phrases in Tracks 3 and 4.
Triplet-based boogie pattern, with good supportive three-track bass phrasing.
Basic 8-beat ballad pattern. Great for piano-backed ballad singing.
Another 8-beat ballad. Pattern A produces arpeggio phrasing; Pattern B uses block chords.
Ballad-like pattern based on guitar backing. Good for slow-tempo pieces.
Pretty harp arpeggios (Pattern A) and flashy brass (Pattern B).
A 16-beat ballad pattern with pretty, natural strings sound.
Distinctive, unusual ballad pattern, with kalimba used for guitar phrases in Tracks 7 and 8.
Slow rock ballad based on triplet rhythm. Also good for enka.
Waltz pattern, good for light pop music, with a nice drum brush in Track 2.
Country-like folk rock pattern, with good right-side guitar rhythm.
Basic versatile 8-beat pop pattern. Good for pop, folk, others.
An eight-beat pop pattern with eighth-note piano chords and impressive analog-type drum.
Good with hard pop or street-rock pieces. Main feature is the powerful piano backing.
Bouncy shuffle rock (Detroit sound), with accentuation on beats 2 and 4.
Expansive pop pattern. Note the use of pan, reverb, and clock shift.
Speedy 16-beat pop pattern, featuring great drum brush and ride cymbals.
Bright, lively pop pattern, carried mainly by the sequences on Tracks 5 and 6.
Energetic pop pattern, with impressive open high hat and powerful fill-in.
A 16-beat pattern, featuring high hat and ride cymbals.
A 16-beat pop pattern, with congas, claves, and triangle.
A 16-beat pop pattern with effective guitar action and electric drums.
A 16-beat shuffle pattern, ideal for languid, moody pops.
Shuffle pattern. Note the ethnic qualities in Tracks 5, 6, and 8.
African-beat pattern with distinctive use of toms: untamed power loose in the vast, endless plain.
Motown R&B. Use the fill section to full advantage.
Typical relaxed soul. Listen to the easy bass phrasing in Pattern A.
Another well-known soul pattern, with distinctive guitar rhythm in Track 4.
Basic funk pattern, with pleasing guitar cutting and organ play.
Another funk pattern. Combine with Pattern 046 to add variety.
Warm, appealing R&B ballad pattern with 16-beat rhythm.
Shuffling blues. Take advantage of the difference between basic pattern B and break pattern A.
Triplet-based blues, mixing a barrage of piano chords with a relaxed bass line.
Slow blues pattern, with more shuffle than Pattern 050.
Slow, soulful gospel pattern.
Fast, energetic, joyful 16-beat gospel pattern.
Basic 8-beat pop-rock pattern; goes well with a wide range of genres.
Lively boogie-like pop-rock rhythm. The main point is the melodic bass line.
A 16-beat rock pattern with unusual accenting and distinctive multi-tom drum phrasing.
Hard-rock pattern for medium-tempo play, with strong drums plus cowbell accent.
Classic, racing heavy-metal rock. Includes organ.
Hard rock pattern with shuffle beat. The piano on Track 6 and organ on Track 7 add considerable ambience.
Danceable, boogie-type hard rock with powerful electric drumming.
Racy hard rock with shuffle beat. Note the showy drum fill-in.
Boogie-type rock'n'roll pattern with walking bass.
Boogie-woogie pattern, more uptempo and with somewhat flatter swing than Pattern 062.
Twist-type rock'n'roll with interesting accent and some bright brass phrasing.
Typical rockabilly pattern, with interesting guitar play audible in Pattern B.
Fairly uptempo swing. Basic 4-instrument rhythm includes piano and guitar.
Bebop-type jazz pattern, with interesting hi-hat and snare drums.
Jazz-ballad pattern. The heavy use of drum brush is the key.
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