a good combantion?

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nobody
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a good combantion?

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i want to get a yamaha motif with fruity loops 5xxl and record and make music with (rap/rnb beats).

but which motif should i get?

which is the cheapest?

which is best?

i am not a pianost or a player so which is a begginer-like keyboard?

OR is a midi controller and a motif sound module cheaper???

Is a yamaha motif a good starter keyboard/module,i mean im not gonna be playin live or nething.
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they start at around 1700 bucks. The module is 1300 bucks. Why would you combine gold and dirt?
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The motif is kinda hard to navigate for a beginer. Not to say you cant learn it, but the fantom and triton are easier. I personally think the triton sounds like garbage but thats just me :) I wouldnt go with fruity loops for recording. I would go with cubase SE or something like that. Or if your using a PC you can get Kristal Audio wich is free and works really well.
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mostblunted wrote:they start at around 1700 bucks. The module is 1300 bucks. Why would you combine gold and dirt?


right i know but its the only thing i got right now....and Reason is exspensive for me right now.i dont know how much others like Fruity Loops costs.

does ne1 think if i got a module off of ebay do you think it will sound crappy?like do sound modules die quickly then the keyboards?
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Dj Frantic wrote:The motif is kinda hard to navigate for a beginer. Not to say you cant learn it, but the fantom and triton are easier. I personally think the triton sounds like garbage but thats just me :) I wouldnt go with fruity loops for recording. I would go with cubase SE or something like that. Or if your using a PC you can get Kristal Audio wich is free and works really well.


yeah i was thinking of triton or a fantom too.but all the buzz about the motif kinda got me thinkin(and on youtube).Cubase, i was thinkin of gettin
i think its cheap if im not mistaking....thanx evry1 for respondin
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nobody wrote:
mostblunted wrote:they start at around 1700 bucks. The module is 1300 bucks. Why would you combine gold and dirt?


right i know but its the only thing i got right now....and Reason is exspensive for me right now.i dont know how much others like Fruity Loops costs.

does ne1 think if i got a module off of ebay do you think it will sound crappy?like do sound modules die quickly then the keyboards?


every motif comes with cubase.
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Post by nobody »

could i also use my yamaha midi keyboard with a controller and record in fruity loops.do i need a interface for that?please suggest a good and cheap midi controller!
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Post by kidklaw »

Do you actually make music at this point?
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