hi
Sounds too boomy and muddy for me. Very bulky sound
I am using DXR 8's at home and I find having the loudness setting for pleasure listening is best.
For final mixing I have to experiment more.
I tried a pro recording to test my speakers and the loudness settings of the Genos Is perfect, Lift the volume of the compressor so it does not touch the red and bingo .
Good as the pro sound with bass,drum, lead,styles and all the tinkles
I say start from the Genos template as the experts know where sound should be and just tinker with one of them till you find your sweet spot

Yamaha must have studied a few scenarios.
Maybe you need the settings as in this thread if you are playing into those tinny Genos speakers.
Almost there now to make some music. Took some getting used to, that Genos, but you can get incredible sounds out of It and also after a while it gets easier to get around, much better than the Tyros.

I use my Lug holes to gauge the eq and compression. Once you find that balance It is 100%
When mixing I use monitors and a little help from Lurssen or T racks Master tool. That will stop you getting too peaky or squeaky
Well It gets you somewhere near.
I am 66 now and want to get on playing and not worrying about graphs as those things that can be time consuming,obsessive and frustrating

!!
Makes you laugh at the amount of time going Into broadcast detail when they cannot equalize the sound when the adverts come on your television.
You watch a TV program and as soon as the adverts come on , they blast your eardrums out.*** PEAKY!!

Tv is all about making money and rubbish quality. Even programmes
What's the point in quality radio ,when today's songs are sub standard and have not changed in 20 years. Same old moo moo and depressive stuff and Rap c**p. Plus that repetative EDM cheese music. Like a kids wind up toy, four bar recycle with a bit of filtering.
Even with today's music there is too much clutter and some of those 60s and 70s recordings will put today's producers to shame. Try Robin Trower - Bridge of sighs album for 1972 sound quality and it is great blues rock. Another great example is Starcastle from the USA - Fountains of light. Exceptional 1970s studio quality. Also play them on a decent record deck, it will blow your mind.
Not to mention ELP- Tarkus. Yes album and Time and a word. Black Widow -Sacrifice, Groundhogs -Thank Christ for the Bomb Etc, Santana etc!!!!

Of course Isley Brothers
That is why people are turning back to vinyl, because digital does not have the same warmth.
I think personally you need EARS!!
Now , where did I put that Deram Phase 4 disc!!