That is an oddly accurate comparison!anotherscott wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2024 5:48 pmThis is kind of like people telling you you should really buy a manual transmission car because that's what serious/professional drivers prefer. But then you have to learn how to drive a manual transmission car, and in the end, may decide you'd have preferred the automatic after all.RoundedPlants wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2024 1:35 am It seems like everything is pointing towards the SX for my playing style (sometimes chords for singing and sometimes whole song with melody line). The reason why I'm holding back (as superficial as it sounds) is because somehow the MODX & Montage seem to have a a better 'rep', more professional, as compared to arrangers keyboards despite me not knowing if I'll ever use a single function of the MODX/Montage.
But yes,
Do you want to do this: (pure synths, which is really cool in its own right)
Or this (my youtube channel is just endless covers, but yes you *could* compose music on an arranger as well if you liked. Like Leonard Cohen
The funny camera angle is because I didn't have the energy to clean my desk, or the wall behind me (missing kb's so it looked funny) so I just titled the camera to be as close to me as possible to crop viewing window.
Be aware, that the Montage/Modx (same sounds, as already pointed out) pianos are superior to even any Clavinova, that while the Montage6/7 keys are superior to pretty much any other semiweighted key out there, the modx6/7 keys are not... they feel just like PSRE keys. (so not even as good as my PSRs970 keys, and a far cry from the Genos keys). Meanwhile, the Korg Italian arrangers (PA4x/Pa5x) keys and build quality are right up there with the Montage. Yes, arrangers.
Mark