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Old 15.01.2004, 02:19 PM
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http://www.rolandus.com/products/det...id=Fantom%2DX8
http://www.korg.co.uk/products/works..._triton_ex.asp
http://www.motifator.com/es/index_es.php

What do you think? Which one is going to be the new "industry standard"?
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Old 15.01.2004, 02:26 PM
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Old 15.01.2004, 02:39 PM
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Hmm... I would go for the Motif ES since it got released earlier and has slightly better specs. But that tube on Triton is interesting.
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Motif, if I had the opportunity to choose. I've got the EX5, (the predecessor of motif) and it can sure make a lot of funny things. There are some things I dont enjoy, but it seems like yamaha have fixed it for the motif...
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Motif, if I had the opportunity to choose. I've got the EX5, (the predecessor of motif) and it can sure make a lot of funny things. There are some things I dont enjoy, but it seems like yamaha have fixed it for the motif...
Motif is also outdated by now. Motif ES was released few months ago, which is much better than the original Motif. A friend of mine ordered ES and still haven't got it. It seems that Yamaha is having serious trouble in shipping those things.
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I would have to say Triton, too (the fact that I have a Triton is mere coincidence )

I run mine through my Fat 1 if I need some red hot valve action

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I run mine through my Fat 1 if I need some red hot valve action
Even that valve can't save you if the samples are as plastic as in basic Triton.
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http://trio.harmony-central.com/ramg...nd-Fantom-X.rm

IIIH! I want one right now!
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IIIH! I want one right now!
Dude! That looks awesome. I wish I could win the lottery
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Dude! That looks awesome. I wish I could win the lottery :D
Roland Fantom-X7
Clavia Modular G2
Access Virus Indigo 2/Redback
Waldorf Microwave XTk
Hammond L-100/B3 + leslie speaker
Rhodes Mk1
Clavia Nord Electro 2
A piano
Big Soundcraft Spirit mixer
Few TC-multi FX's and compressors, EQ's, etc.
Drums + some percussions, acoustic and electric guitar, basic electric bass, fretless bass and Chapman stick.
Few good mics, few amps (Engl, Mesa) with few stomp boxes.
Dual AMD64 PC with MOTU interface and loads of plugins & samplepacks.
A big house which has one big room just for studio with sepperate recording space.
Edit: And of course Genelec monitors & woofer + few pairs of studio headphones.

I'm not asking much.
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