Motif vs Fantom vs M3
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Well, your rant about Roland and what they've done with Fantom-G IS absolutely justified. There are times that I feel exactly the same thing. The thing that is much of a comfort is that the hardware is right there, waiting to be exploited. If they fixed this poor sequencer, the Fantom-G would be a lot better. So, the only thing to do is wait and see. Someone would suggest me to give my Fantom-G away, but I definately won't, period.
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Hey guys!
Well I finally purchased my keyboard! I went with the M3. After a loooot of debating!
I had quite a debate about purchasing this one or the Motif as Sina suggested. Heres what happened
Originally I got the M3, got home, powered it up and....The sounds were messed up on it. Like there was a master effect over the whole board, Combi Programs and Seq. Some horrible distortion. so I took it back to Guitar Center and switched for the Motif. Cause they had no other M3 and I though heck, lets try it! So I get it home and absolutely loveeed it!
it was amazing...but than we realize my dad can't read the screen!
I am/was very disappointed. so back again and finally get a new M3. But now I am happy with the M3. and I hope I will stay happy with it!
but thank you all for your advice.
Especially you Sina!
I hope that Roland gets their act together for you guys...you seems sooooo angry about it! lol
puravida
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Well I finally purchased my keyboard! I went with the M3. After a loooot of debating!

I had quite a debate about purchasing this one or the Motif as Sina suggested. Heres what happened
Originally I got the M3, got home, powered it up and....The sounds were messed up on it. Like there was a master effect over the whole board, Combi Programs and Seq. Some horrible distortion. so I took it back to Guitar Center and switched for the Motif. Cause they had no other M3 and I though heck, lets try it! So I get it home and absolutely loveeed it!


but thank you all for your advice.
Especially you Sina!


I hope that Roland gets their act together for you guys...you seems sooooo angry about it! lol


puravida
DJ
The only thing I can say is, enjoy your new synth, and make some great music with it. Cheers!Ultimate Dj wrote:Hey guys!
Well I finally purchased my keyboard! I went with the M3. After a loooot of debating!
I had quite a debate about purchasing this one or the Motif as Sina suggested. Heres what happened
Originally I got the M3, got home, powered it up and....The sounds were messed up on it. Like there was a master effect over the whole board, Combi Programs and Seq. Some horrible distortion. so I took it back to Guitar Center and switched for the Motif. Cause they had no other M3 and I though heck, lets try it! So I get it home and absolutely loveeed it!it was amazing...but than we realize my dad can't read the screen!
I am/was very disappointed. so back again and finally get a new M3. But now I am happy with the M3. and I hope I will stay happy with it!
but thank you all for your advice.
Especially you Sina!![]()
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I hope that Roland gets their act together for you guys...you seems sooooo angry about it! lol![]()
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if your main point is
1. small, light, portable
2. record vocals
than i think not Fantom, but Juno G.
Juno G is small, light, portable, and directly records audio/vocals.
its also very cheap compared to the rest, and you can install a SRX card.
if you already have OASYS you dont really need Fantom. If you just want sounds of Yamaha and Roland get their modules instead.
1. small, light, portable
2. record vocals
than i think not Fantom, but Juno G.
Juno G is small, light, portable, and directly records audio/vocals.
its also very cheap compared to the rest, and you can install a SRX card.
if you already have OASYS you dont really need Fantom. If you just want sounds of Yamaha and Roland get their modules instead.