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Sequencers... motif vs. triton

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Ive done a ton of research.... Its coming down to Triton studio vs. Motif. I love the sounds and utilities on the studio, and love the sounds and price of the Motif. I plan on utilizing the sequencer on the board alot for song writing etc. I would love to hear comparisons and opinions of those that are familiar w/ both. I know that the studio's seq. has a max length of 99 meas...... ......what is the max length on the motif (cant seem to find that anywhere).....

anyways, any help would be soooo appreciated, Ive gotta make a decision soon. thanks G
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