Korg and the other companies should really unite their synth workstations to a complete arranger.
I agree
, but the problem seems that the manufacturer's arranger & synthesizer divisions are typically run separately and often, even competitively with each other, making the possibility of feature integration perhaps less likely.
in fact, I always had the impression that even if I take an arranger and a synth from the same company, they feels like instruments made by totally different companies.
Yesterday I was reading , by chance, a curious post date 2008 or so, where some Motif users were complaining that 'Yamaha got it backward' : they wanted the sounds on the Tyros to be on the Motif.
Even Roland....I have owned a few of their synth workstations before getting a Roland E-60 for a few weeks.
The E-60 felt like an underpriced top class instrument, except for a few naff sounds, like strings and violin. But all the rest, I thought was impressive: the keybed, the excellent piano sound ( believe me I found it much more responsive than software like Pianoteq ), the guitars, and the impressive drum sounds.
It didn't feel like a Roland synth (which I consider them to be excellent instruments too).
Very strange.
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