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Yamaha Keyboards Production Guide
The Yamaha Keyboards Production Guide is a comprehensive guide to help you with the powerful line of Yamaha Keyboard selections. | Homepage | Yamaha Motif | Roland Fantom | Korg Triton | AKAI MPC 2000 XL | Roland MV-8000 | Roland MC-909 | Roland SP-606 | Synthsizers | Digital Recorders | Microphones | DVD Recording Software Yamaha Workstations Run The Show
Forget what you might have heard about Roland or Korg Keyboards running the Production Workstation market. The fact is Yamaha tops the sales of Roland and Korg by far. I’m making that statement as a Korg Triton and Roland Fantom keyboard user. The Yamaha boards are very clean in sound and cannot be touched when it comes to the acoustic clarity. That’s one of the reasons I have the Yamaha Motif sound module. When I need to grab some sonic prestine strings or pianos I go right to my Motif ES sound module! The pianos and bass are incredible too! The very first time I heard a track produced with the Yamaha Motif ES the first question I asked was ”Where are the strings and pianos coming from”? I could not believe the sound I was hearing from the board. So I purchased the Motif ES rack since I already had two keyboards. Anything that Stevie Wonder plays on is good enough for me…enough said! Hear a snippet track I produced with my Motif ES – Sound Module. The Yamaha Keyboards Production Guide will give you a list of the current boards and specs on the top dog “Yamaha Motif ES”. The Yamaha Motif Forum - Motifator The Yamaha Motif Line
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