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I agree with you, when you compare keybeds there's a feeling of.. mmm (cannot put it in words)

I wanted to test superior drummer, but based on demos I decided to give ML drums a try, and I'm glad

@@raulynancymusica ML drums is give more punch and live on my mix too bad there is so small outputs like 7 or 8.

@@Paganisma Thank you for the comment

saludos, es bastante complicado poner dos radiografías y no favorece realmente al sonido.

yes, that's right, actually there were three keys, but they got fixed like I indicated in the description.

I agree

Hola en la descripcion del video esta la respuesta mas larga, pero en resumen: Lo devolví a la tienda y lo repararon, era una goma de contactos.

@@raulynancymusica ok..gracias!!

Thank you for your comment, that's one of the features I like the most!

Yeah of course, respond with your email address and I'll gladly send all parameters and even screen captures, greetings!

Thank you for your comment

Yeah right!

@@raulynancymusica 🤠✌🏻Congratulations For Your Talent🤠✌🏻

Yes, a hundred times!, maybe yours has been assigned to an effect internally.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the ES the time I had it

Yes indeed!, and I'm glad you like the demos

I appreciate your words a lot! greetings

Thank you for your comments, highly appreciated

Muy agradecido por el comentario, I wish I had more time and more keyboards for more reviews!

@Lugo815 would you like to listen to the final track I made for La peña de Horeb? ua-cam.com/video/eGaR1vcKfbg/v-deo.htmlsi=tL3TTpF0kU0pjrrl

Raul and Nancy I truly enjoyed the soundtrack you made. I pray mush success and continued blessing and guidance from God in your use of your talent. I am myself a keyboardist and know how much dedication and sacrifice it takes to commit to doing God's will. blessings 🙌.

@@Lugo815 I appreciate it a lot!

Hi, these are internal sounds

Thank you for your comments!

Thank you for your comments!

Hello @NachoRF, si, hablemos español, cuando dice crank up the volume, es porque te suena muy bajo de volumen comparado a otras marcas de drumVsts? quiero entender un poco mas porque veo las siguientes posibilidades: 1 - Podría ser que se disparan los sonidos con poca dinámica por el controlador/teclado o batería electrónica que se estuviera usando. 2 - Que el canal de Audio que representa el plugin tenga mas bajo volumen que otros. 3 - A mi este plugin en especifico aunque me gusta mucho, veo que para los toms no grabaron los golpes muy muy fuertes Escríbeme por favor y con gusto buscaremos una respuesta.

Si, para subir el volumen en mi batería electrónica. Si puedo subir el volumen desde el plugin en vez de subir el volumen desde el módulo. La verdad es que suena muy pero muy bien. Los mejores toms de ML Drums para mi los tiene la expansión Grit. Suenan brutal

Thank you, I'm glad you like them

Thank you for your comment, I hope you can be ok with disagreement. I don't think it's useless otherwise I wouldn't have waisted my time making it even in three parts. The point of the video is essentially to show those small differences and nuances between the same patches and the response from the keybeds and the two engines. The story behind scenes is: there's a huge debate in Motifator.com about this fact since years ago and there are lot of opinionated fellows arguing and so. This is what motivated me to make the videos. It is important for us producers who have played on big events and in the studio to notice those nuances because when it sounds better you feel the music and get inspired. A friend of mine lent me his Motif ES for some weeks, I took advantage and recorded the videos for helping us who cannot afford to have all these dream keyboards. The ES sounds a hundred times better than my beloved MOXF on PAs and in the studio. The MOXF at some point produces harmonic distortion at high levels which it doesn't happen easily with the ES. While I still love jamming with my MOXF because my back appreaciates its light weights, for serious projects I'd rather play the ES. Watch the three videos, there are some comments that I added to tell the difference in feeling and response from the engine. The flute for example reacts differently on the MOXF and the experience is way better on the ES (vid 2/3) Or check the GM006 for example here ua-cam.com/video/sgp0efaqYZE/v-deo.htmlsi=c9ncaDE_EN6mpEM0&t=359 such a big difference. If possible listen on studio monitors or Hi fidelity gear, you'll notice for example the reverb tail from the ES is longer than the MOXF's and such things. Thank you for visiting our channel, greetings!

Thanks a lot for the time you spent to reply my comment. Why shouldn't I be ok with a polite and justifiable disagreement of which makes my knowledge improved? As you mentioned it is obvious if you finds out difference between the nuances (one is natural hammer action and the other is semi-weighted). if you had tried Motif es6 vs MOXF6 undoubtedly you wouldn't have done a flawless comparison because of their different keybeds. Do you believe the nuance of Korg Triton Studio 88 has a bit difference with Korg Triton Studio 61? I tested them. Let me give you 2 tips that probably help you reach a better result in your future comparison: 1- You may use a similar midi controller to have a similare keybed for comparing the nuances. 2- Turn off all the effects and filters for both under testing keyboards. Probably these will make your job a bit harder but you'll make a better validated comparison. once again thank you for your attention and reply. @@raulynancymusica

@@alfy2651 Thank you for the extensive response too. LOL I see you also enjoy keyboards, sounds and such! Thank you for the suggestions, I wish I had at least a MOTIF ES 6 or 7 when I recorded the videos, that's why in the videos I switched Keybeds and engines and added some comments about the feeling and response. Months after, another friend lent me his MOTIF ES 7 and at least I could record this one: ua-cam.com/video/iqTZou9HeDg/v-deo.html I wisht the MOXF6 had the same keybed like the ES7, but I know that's why it's cheaper. I'd be happing making a comparison between the two KORG boards you mentioned but I don't have access to those currently. Who knows if in the future I could borrow them! I like KORG boards as well, I recorded 3 videos of a SV2 and I really like how punchy, clear and warm it sounds. It doesn't have that many sounds compared to the MOXF6 but the piano sounds are superior. In case you want to check them out: Korg SV2 Acoustic Pianos - Sound Review 1 of 2 ua-cam.com/video/urkYGoaoVy8/v-deo.html Korg SV2 Acoustic Pianos - Sound Review 2 of 2 ua-cam.com/video/E-FurglFdew/v-deo.html Korg SV2 Nylon Guitar Sound Test ua-cam.com/video/Fhh44w6K0do/v-deo.html and my plans are to review the electric pianos of the SV2 like I did with the acoustic ones. I mean Rhodes MK1, MK2 and MK5 and their variations, but it takes a long time, been busy making some backing tracks for my clients. But I'll work on that in the future. Any suggestion about this is quite welcome! Greetings

@@raulynancymusica Thank you Raul for your comments and explanation. I would like to say something on KORG keybeds issue. I would say the most amazing in touch, reliability and weight Keybeds that has been used on workstations ever and unfortunately has been discontinued, is RH2. I have used both RH3 on M3 and RH2 on Triton Studio. Forget RH3! Moreover I'm very sad that the key action with flat-spring mechanism has been discontinued from 61 and 73 high-end keyboards and of course ES (the one that you tested) is the latest series of this key action technology.

@@raulynancymusica Tuve un ES Rack, y después un modx7, un montage, tuve x una temporada un moxf, y hasta un mm6. Honestamente, a pesar del tiempo transcurrido, siempre tengo la sensación de que el ES tiene una calidad de sonido muy superior.

Hahah, I also appreciate the light weight of the MOXF. Thank you for your comment. I added a comment in the thread about why I decided to record the comparison. A friend of mine gave me his ES temporarily. I understand that price matters a looooot Lol

Yep, with some tweaking it gets closer to the brightness and warmness of the ES. I also noticed there are some patches that have less layers and react differently. I think for some people it doesn't matter that much. Some patches are exactly the same. But there's one where I notice a big difference, check the GM006 for example here ua-cam.com/video/sgp0efaqYZE/v-deo.htmlsi=c9ncaDE_EN6mpEM0&t=359

I'm glad this was of help, I like these toms a lot

Hola, la forma de cambiar de sonidos sin que se hagan mute entre un sonido y otro es preparar los sonidos en modo SONG o PATTERN, busca un video sobre eso en youtube, te aseguro que alli no pasará eso. Con respecto a lo de la velocidad de las teclas que no responden como se deban, eh encontrado 3 situaciones asi: 1 - La corriente eléctrica puede no ser suficiente (podria ser el transformador) 2 - Lo que me pasó a mi, eran esas gomas debajo de las teclas que me arreglaron en la tienda/taller. 3 - Cuando hay bastante humedad en el ambiente, he leido comentarios de usuarios reportando lo mismo y a mi me sucedió tambien cuando fuí a tocar a un area cercana al mar (a unas 10 millas) el aire era caliente y húmedo. Espero esta guía te sirva, pero bien podrías llevar el teclado a servicio y mantenimiento. Saludos!

I still like it

I'm glad you liked it and I appreciate your words. I also like the warmth and punch of the ES, great, great board.

I have kept my Motif ES6 around after I bought it new in 2004, and although I usually don't play it anymore since I play a Korg Kronos in my band, I recently brought it in from the garage and was pleasantly surprised at how good it still sounds! 🤜🤛 Liked and subscribed.

@@Tanstaafl1976 Good to know, I also own a Korg and I like it a lot

Que agradable saber que te ha gustado, esta la grabamos en nuestro primer álbum, si queres escucharlo completo aquí esta el vínculo: ua-cam.com/play/OLAK5uy_lIXXEpZ8VvGq9BxDVI_7sNCrGguxaKCHY.html&si=NTGkdiKx6Sm48JOh O puedes buscarnos en Spotify, Deezer, Apple Music, etc

Thank you for your words!

I'm glad you like it!

You have remarkable talent@@raulynancymusica

Such a nice collection!

si, clásico y con bonito mensaje!

Thank you very much for your words!

I know, and it is warmer and brighter and punchier when played through high fidelity speakers.

@@raulynancymusica Could it be that MOXF has mabey a lighter sound in the effects department than the flagship Motif XF i understand the whole AMW2 thing but no way the es which was and is still a great sounding board.Sounds heavier than a full blown motif xf NOOOOOO.

@@Diddddu Thank you for the comment, I still love the sound of the ES

Gracias por el comentario

Muchas gracias

Que bien que te ha gustado!

I have the same feeling!

Hola, gracias por el comentario. Si yo tuviera la oportunidad de tener un Motif XF y un Motif ES, me quedaría con los dos; si tuviese que quedarme solo con uno me quedaría con el XF, la razón es que tiene mas sonidos y me son mas útiles para cuando hago arreglos y pistas. Tiene mas variaciónes entre los pianos acústicos y también los electricos. Los dos MOTIF tienen mas peso o mas punch que un MOXF o las otras líneas de YAMAHA mas baratas. Pero si me quedase solo con el XF extrañaría sonidos como el CP80&EP que no está entre el listado de sonidos del XF. La tibieza o sonído cálido del ES es una cosa escepcional.

@@raulynancymusica muchas gracias por la respuesta