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The Yamaha Motif-Rack represents the essence of the acclaimed Motif workstation series condensed into a compact 1U rack-mountable module. Released approximately one-and-a-half years after the original Motif 6, 7, and 8 workstations, this module was...
Triton Rack offers the similar specs the original Triton has including sampling functionality, intuitive operation, and expandability. The rack version features 60 voices (up to 66 with MOSS), HI synthesis system tone generation, 48 kHz sampling...
Korg Triton Pro X is one of the instruments featuring the best price/quality ratio for composers who create modern popular music. Created with this workstation, arrangements almost don’t require any extra help in the studio, and a powerful sampler allows...
The Yamaha Motif represents a groundbreaking approach to synth workstation design, being Yamaha's first synthesizer to bear a name rather than a model number. Available in three keyboard configurations (61, 76, and 88 keys), the Motif series pushes the...
Synthesizer, Performance Synthesizer, Workstation, Digital (D), Voices: 128, Multi Timbral Capacity: 16 part(s), Initial Touch, Aftertouch, Velocity Sensitivity, Number of Keys: 76, Size: 6.5.
The experience while making DX and Motif series resulted in the creation of the Montage. The 76-note FSX semi-weighted keyboard enables easy managing of instruments two synthesis engines AWM2 and FM-X with the Motion Control. FM-X based on frequency...
The Korg Triton Extreme represented in its time a bold evolution in workstation synthesizer design from Korg, departing from the traditional silver finish of its predecessors with a striking deep metallic-blue casing that harks back to pre-Trinity era...
The Roland Fantom G represented the fourth generation of Roland's flagship workstation series under the Fantom naming, positioning itself as a comprehensive sonic Swiss Army knife for modern musicians. This professional-grade keyboard workstation...
The Yamaha MO6 and MO8 represent a lower-cost branch the second generation of Yamaha's acclaimed Motif instrument line, originally launched in 2001. These keyboard workstations are designed as more affordable alternatives to the flagship Motif ES series,...
The Yamaha Motif represents a groundbreaking approach to synth workstation design, being Yamaha's first synthesizer to bear a name rather than a model number. Available in three keyboard configurations (61, 76, and 88 keys), the Motif series pushes the...
