Check this out . . .

[timbukktwo]

This is a video of someone whom sequenced an orchestral done soley on a Triton Extreme w/Exb-Moss. I don’t know if this guy mastered it additionally or not, but it’s really hard to find a somewhat professionally-sounding production within one board. To me, it sounds awesome for what it is. Dated in 2016.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ArMeX6jcUxk

[mailcomx]

I have never heard anything similar with KRONOS or another keyboard. Can you check well if this is real?

in fact now there are new demonstrations.

https://youtu.be/bQ6fCgtNnbQ

https://youtu.be/Wn5caX0a-A4

[bpoodoo]

The video in the first post is a Triton Extreme playback of a very well-made standard MIDI file of the Imperial March which can be found on the interweb ("midi star wars episode V movie theme"). It sounds pretty good played back on the Triton Extreme using default general MIDI. Sounds even better after loading it into the Triton sequencer and swapping in some Triton internal programs. Sounds even "more better" after event editing the wrong piccolo/flute high notes at 0:58-0:59 which need to be raised 3 semitones (that was a Hannibal-Lecter-goes-to-the-symphony moment for me); also, F030 Hard Flute would be a better program choice there. Otherwise, a very accurate MIDI transcription from the orchestral score that sounds great played back "live" from Sequencer mode on the Triton Extreme.