This synthesizer comes with 418 patches, and 22 drum kits, all based upon those that available with the Motif series workstations. Main competitors of the MM6 includes Roland JUNO-D, Roland JUNO-Di and Korg X50, as well as the late Korg Kross and Roland XPS-10. Features The Yamaha MM6 has a backlit 320*240 pixel LCD.

Sound: The X50 has an array of unique sounds and combinations. It matches well to my playing style and my other synths for production work as well as live performing. The loop functions in combination mode allows me to play along with certain rhythmic patterns on my wind controller instruments. I use my X50 in along with a Roland RD300, MicroKorg, Yamaha WX5 wind controller, and an Akai EWI 4000s. Feature: No accessories were included beyond the AC adaptor. The most useful feature in the arppegiator in my opinion. Ease of Use: There is a learning curve which requires putting in some time.

But the basic startup is pretty simple for straight out of the box performance. As with most instruments of this nature it takes some time to learn and understand all of its capabilities. Quality: It's weight, 9lbs, causes some concern.

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But its light enough to carry with one hand and that's one of the reasons I purchased it. It probably won't stand up to being bounced around even in a carrying case, so road-worthiness is questionable. Feel almost like a toy because of its plastic construction but sounds totally professional. Also requires velcro fasteners to make sure it doesn't come of the piano stand when your playing it with some intensity.

Manufacturer Support: I haven't needed to contact them for anything. The Wow Factor: It's a very practical addition to my current setup.

But I lust for most of the equipment I have. It's my weakness. Overall: I'll be satisfied with the X50 for a long time. I do not expect to replace it anytime soon. I compared this instrument to other similarly priced keyboard-synths such as Roland, Yamaha, and Akai, and found that it had far more features that I was looking for. If it were lost or stolen I wouldn't hesitate to replace it.

What I like most about it is the weight. What I like least about it is the weight. Sound: Overall a great selection of sounds. The organs and acoutic guitars are particularly good. The piano and string pads are just OK in my opinion. The synth leads are quite good also.

Feature: One of the reasons I originally bought this unit was for the arpeggiator. It has a lot of functionallity (can be programmmed in a number of ways) and is quite fun to play with with. I also really like the editor. I use it with a Mac OS 10.4. It is easy to use and does exactly what it is supposed to do which is more than I can say for lots of the usb synth editors I have worked with in the past.

Ease of Use: It pretty easy to get the patch you are looking for. Sometimes II wish there were fewer steps or button pushes to find a category then patch but overalll pretty good. Quality: This keyboard is super light weight- gives the feeling of being cheap, but I really like that for carrying to gig's.

I really wish the plastic buttons had a rubber surface-- that makes them feel cheap. Although the keyboard action is not the best I have played, it is not that bad and quite playable now that I am used to it. Value: I did a lot of shopping around before I bought this and I felt at the time it was a great value given its many sounds plus the arpeggiator. (I paid just under $600 new on Ebay) Manufacturer Support: Never needed it The Wow Factor: Looks pretty nice on my rack. Overall: Good arpeggiator, light weight, good selection of sounds --some of them really killer, plus great Mac editor - I LIKE IT! Sound: Sounds great. It has a variety of different sounds to choose from, and like others have said, many of them are direct ports from the Triton.

Ease of Use: It's pretty to pick up and use. The knobs offer some game-time modification options without having to go into the menus.

Quality: Look. I was reading one of the guy's reviews below that crapped all over this synth from a quality standpoint.

Let's get it in perspective. If you are going to man-handle your instruments, this probably isn't the one for you. Norton security crack download. However, if you are looking for a great PORTABLE unit to take with you to gig with, this is a great piece. If you are looking for a big cinder block unit you can toss into the trailer, or something that feels like a $2000 stage piano, this isn't it. Value: You can't find a better value out there I don't think. This is a baby Triton that you can pack-up and be out-the-door with in 3 minutes or less (which is more thank I can say for my cumbersome Korg SP-300 Keyboard).