I know this is contradictory to the market but I feel no workstation should cost more than a thousand bucks these days. Think about it. Virtually all keyboardist are also producers. I've seen most keyboardist either use an older board or run software with a controller. Think about it a $3500 keyboard compared to purchasing software for a few hundred bucks, that sounds just as good if not better, easier to navigate through, and gets the job done.
@xlmusic1 Yes I hope that an expert could clear it up if they really should cost that much or if there are things u can do on motif that u cant do on computer. But now I come to think about it, a good computer cost about 2000$, software=600$ MIDI= $700, so actually its pretty close
@doctorshabs I think you should consider that most keyboardist who are also producers already have a good computer with the appropriate software and either an older workstation or controller. So most of the keyboardists I know are saying, "yeah thats nice, but I'd rather save a couple of grand and keep using my software."
@xlmusic1 Well thats if moneys tight and they are simply producers, but if u were to tour and shit u need something like this running a MIDI software its laggy hassle and dont look professional
only 700 and something mb? Compared to the 12.6 gb of the korg kronos... I think yamaha missed a huge step there. Lets look at the top 4 keyboards on the market right now. The korg kronos, the motif xf, the fantom g and the korg OASYS. What comes out on top of those four?
@mr4y Who gives a flying shit? That is the only arguement I ever hear against the kronos. Wow it takes a couple of minutes to start up so what? Worth the wait for the quality of it.
@prototypep4 Also it has a series of issues. Sampler size is not everything really. Most stuff nowdays come with huge libraries and subjective sound quality. Also, if you want to keep some samples you have to trade them for other ones. You also forgot two very strong contenders on the workstation market: Roland Jupiter 80 and Kurzweil PC3K.
@mr4y As far as I know the issues you mentioned are mostly on the 61 key versions. As for the others I might like to mention that none have the customization and user interface that the kronos has. To me that means more. Plus touch screen technology is the future.
on the next model if you guys make one im a EP/RHODES. the kronos has the eps/rhodes down packed but im not a korg guy. Also the synths need to have the slide like on yamahas old school keyboard the ex-5 had that slide down packed. so next model of the motif make sure those are on there PLEASE
@Tranqvillia k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k" nunca" pode ter melhor acabamento, pode ter uma tela maior ,pode até ser mas bonito mas melhor" nunca" quando se olha um teclado se olha a qualidade de som.......no caso o MOTIF e incrivel ,a sua qualidade de som é superior a de qualquer teclado.os pianos sao os melhores,as guitarras sao as melhores a nitides,,, a limpeza dos sons e superior a qualquer Korg .....Korg kronos so tem beleza mas nao tem nada de son...
Is there like mic input jacks, or phantom power for condenser mic like they have in roland phantom?
doctorshabs 6 days ago
wow you can hear the warm
MRJOSHmo44 1 week ago
I know this is contradictory to the market but I feel no workstation should cost more than a thousand bucks these days. Think about it. Virtually all keyboardist are also producers. I've seen most keyboardist either use an older board or run software with a controller. Think about it a $3500 keyboard compared to purchasing software for a few hundred bucks, that sounds just as good if not better, easier to navigate through, and gets the job done.
xlmusic1 3 weeks ago
@xlmusic1 Yes I hope that an expert could clear it up if they really should cost that much or if there are things u can do on motif that u cant do on computer. But now I come to think about it, a good computer cost about 2000$, software=600$ MIDI= $700, so actually its pretty close
doctorshabs 2 weeks ago
@doctorshabs I think you should consider that most keyboardist who are also producers already have a good computer with the appropriate software and either an older workstation or controller. So most of the keyboardists I know are saying, "yeah thats nice, but I'd rather save a couple of grand and keep using my software."
xlmusic1 2 weeks ago
@xlmusic1 Well thats if moneys tight and they are simply producers, but if u were to tour and shit u need something like this running a MIDI software its laggy hassle and dont look professional
doctorshabs 2 weeks ago
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xlmusic1 3 weeks ago
how do these keyboards compare to the tyros range?
noveltycurtains 4 weeks ago
I got to use this for band. I LOVE IT
TomAndJerry87 4 weeks ago
VERY GOOD REVIEW!!!
JakobMoog 2 months ago
only 700 and something mb? Compared to the 12.6 gb of the korg kronos... I think yamaha missed a huge step there. Lets look at the top 4 keyboards on the market right now. The korg kronos, the motif xf, the fantom g and the korg OASYS. What comes out on top of those four?
prototypep4 2 months ago
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mr4y 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@prototypep4 That's also why the kronos takes more than 2 minutes to boot.
mr4y 1 month ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@mr4y Who gives a flying shit? That is the only arguement I ever hear against the kronos. Wow it takes a couple of minutes to start up so what? Worth the wait for the quality of it.
prototypep4 1 month ago
@prototypep4 Also it has a series of issues. Sampler size is not everything really. Most stuff nowdays come with huge libraries and subjective sound quality. Also, if you want to keep some samples you have to trade them for other ones. You also forgot two very strong contenders on the workstation market: Roland Jupiter 80 and Kurzweil PC3K.
mr4y 1 month ago
@mr4y As far as I know the issues you mentioned are mostly on the 61 key versions. As for the others I might like to mention that none have the customization and user interface that the kronos has. To me that means more. Plus touch screen technology is the future.
prototypep4 1 month ago
on the next model if you guys make one im a EP/RHODES. the kronos has the eps/rhodes down packed but im not a korg guy. Also the synths need to have the slide like on yamahas old school keyboard the ex-5 had that slide down packed. so next model of the motif make sure those are on there PLEASE
giftededdy14 5 months ago in playlist More videos from gearwire
Korg kronos is actually alot better
Tranqvillia 5 months ago
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@Tranqvillia k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k k" nunca" pode ter melhor acabamento, pode ter uma tela maior ,pode até ser mas bonito mas melhor" nunca" quando se olha um teclado se olha a qualidade de som.......no caso o MOTIF e incrivel ,a sua qualidade de som é superior a de qualquer teclado.os pianos sao os melhores,as guitarras sao as melhores a nitides,,, a limpeza dos sons e superior a qualquer Korg .....Korg kronos so tem beleza mas nao tem nada de son...
fhlyph 5 months ago
Amazing. It's my dream keyboard.
antmantkant 5 months ago
after watching this, i definately want one.
ccfunk1 6 months ago 7
plz what amp are you using ?
ytjhhh 8 months ago
Hey Blake Angelos!!!!
RGMultimedia 10 months ago
hi i have the motif 8 and the xs7 the power grand on the motir 8 is better
keyboardprince 11 months ago