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BigLex
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I will probably be buying another keyboard sometime in the future...all I been using past 2 years is a Roland JX-305... from what I've heard/been reading, it will probably be one of these 3... any help/advice in the following categories, or anything else to add will be much appreciated.
1. SOUNDS- most important- how do the sounds compare with each other?
2. Sequencers/samplers- capabilities, user-friendliness, ease of use... do the sequencers & samplers match up to something like a MPC? I been planning on buying a sampler, probably a MPC (confused about 2XL, 3, or wait until I get paid and cop the 4 if it turns out to be a winner), but if either of these are good function good enough as a sampler/sequencer, might as well save the $$$ (especially if I go with the Pro-X or M8 which are $2600-2700 each)
3. Keys (Yamaha & Korg only)- I definitely would like a keyboard wtih real piano keys- I dont mind using keyboard keys when I'm producing a typical beat, but when I'm playing piano parts, I like the feel of hammer action keys... how do they feel on the 2?
4. Value- Once again the Triton and Motif's aint cheap.. and I seen the ASR on ebay from as low as $400 up to like $900- what does it typically sell for? Read somewhere that D'Angelo used the ASR for a few joints on Brown Sugar...
may be another topic I'm forgetting...feel free to add on
also- what is the Triton Studio? just read about it on a post below...
and the Triton LE- what features of the Triton does it NOT have? Dont think I'd buy it, if I'm gonna spend the money might as well get the Pro-x.. know it doesnt have sampling- but its optional for $200? Thats only $1500 (1300 for the kb, 200 for sampling option), and the stndrd Triton sells for $2000..what else is it missing?
1. SOUNDS- most important- how do the sounds compare with each other?
2. Sequencers/samplers- capabilities, user-friendliness, ease of use... do the sequencers & samplers match up to something like a MPC? I been planning on buying a sampler, probably a MPC (confused about 2XL, 3, or wait until I get paid and cop the 4 if it turns out to be a winner), but if either of these are good function good enough as a sampler/sequencer, might as well save the $$$ (especially if I go with the Pro-X or M8 which are $2600-2700 each)
3. Keys (Yamaha & Korg only)- I definitely would like a keyboard wtih real piano keys- I dont mind using keyboard keys when I'm producing a typical beat, but when I'm playing piano parts, I like the feel of hammer action keys... how do they feel on the 2?
4. Value- Once again the Triton and Motif's aint cheap.. and I seen the ASR on ebay from as low as $400 up to like $900- what does it typically sell for? Read somewhere that D'Angelo used the ASR for a few joints on Brown Sugar...
may be another topic I'm forgetting...feel free to add on
also- what is the Triton Studio? just read about it on a post below...
and the Triton LE- what features of the Triton does it NOT have? Dont think I'd buy it, if I'm gonna spend the money might as well get the Pro-x.. know it doesnt have sampling- but its optional for $200? Thats only $1500 (1300 for the kb, 200 for sampling option), and the stndrd Triton sells for $2000..what else is it missing?
