Roland is, I believe, the largest manufacturer of electronic music equipment in the world.
That said, I've made a personal vow to never purchase another piece of their gear. I've never, and I mean NEVER been satisfied with anything Roland I've ever bought. Don't get me wrong, everything I've owned worked fine. But, there ALWAYS seems to be a "gotcha" with their equipment. Things are advertised as doing something, but when you get into it you find out that what they said, though true, is not the whole story. Case in point- I bought a JV1010. It's supposed to be programmable. True, in theory. But I could never get the editing software to work and you can't program it from the front panel. It's also supposed to be 16 part multi-timbral. True again. But, deciphering the manual and getting it to work is well nigh impossible. (I have heard people say they got it to work, however.) So, when it gets used, it's a simple one-part sound module. Years ago, I bought a little 4 track sequencer from them. I believe it was a JSQ60 or maybe an MSQ60. I don't remember. It was meant to hook up to
a Juno 60 using their propietary D-bus interface (this was pre-MIDI). Well, true, it's a 4 track sequencer, what they neglected to mention was that each track was layered on top of the previous one. In other words, if you somehow managed to record three tracks of data and on the fourth pass made a mistake, you had to start all over again. The device didn't get a lot of use.
On top of that you have their usually incomprehensible manuals. Strange how there are never any typos or "Janglish" in their ads. They seem to have enough money to get those printed and proofread correctly. Admittedly, they're getting better, but they have a long running record of making little effort to produce good documentation.
I have bought a fair amount of gear over many years. I have had good experiences with every manufacturer except Roland. Not every piece of gear does everything, of course. I've wished for features on other things, but it always seems like Roland leaves out some simple feature that would make things a lot better and, to me anyway, seems obvious.
So, in answer to your question. I'd get the Motif! lol
Or the P120 if that's the direction you want to go.
Ted