Hi Ron and Toril
Try going through the one Touch buttons as Yamaha made them and then listen to the the voices.
If you come accross a sound that you like including piano, go to the voice edit and look at the way the sound was produced by Yamaha.
You can brigten sounds up and soften them. Make them more or less responsive to touch etc
Loads of things in there to improve the sound. Look at the effects as well because that can improve the sound the way you imagined.
In the voice edit mode you can even get at all the drum parts and adjust them. I find some kicks and snares to heavy sometimes.
That is what i do , go to one touch to find say a sax and then i know it is in the ball park. I then adjust and experiment.
Keep going at it and all becomes easier in time.
I am trying to emulate the 60s type sounds with Disco strings behind a sax lead and slowly it is coming. very much like Love grows, My Baby loves lovin etc.
This type of sound lays off the reverb to give it a more natural 60s feel . Same as Hot Chocolate style of music.
It is all a worry when firstly delving into the Genos , but it keeps us busy
Personally i think it would be great if Yamaha made us a sound tweak book for the Genos like they did with the M1 fm sound of the past (patch editing)
Then again they would not sell their Soundpacks. uuuuugh!! "Sausages"!!!
All the Best
john