I think they are basically on the same level and sound identical where it comes to general sound quallity

Where modx scores is the better piano sounds and the fact that there is a Bosendorfer piano available..
Also the Modx has much more power at the synth side of things, not only the FM part, but also its AWM part has things to offer, like 18 different filter types versus 6 on the Genos..many of the onboard tools in the Modx, like certain arp types and the motion sequencer, envelope follower, superknob structure definately make a difference for the depth of many synth sounds.. also where it comes to powerfull background layered strings, the broad layering capacity of the Modx makes the difference.. being able to layer more then 3 voices is a huge advantage, and not just for strings...

Where it comes to acoustic sounds, its the other way around, the Genos is the one having all the tools like sa2 and ensembles to make the better sounds... also many of the sounds in Genos make more sense for the average repertoire of the arranger player. The montage/modx does not have wersi organs and such..

In the end, both sound out of this world.. and instead of feeling redundant, they start to make perfect partners in my boook, they really add to eachother.. even tough much of the soundsources is the same samples..


And a combination of both in a single instrument would be the perfect instrument for me... there is really not much left to wish for when you have both..


My biggest problem with the modx is it not having any sheetmusic stand
My biggest pun with the Genos is Yem, which should have been inside the Genos, and not an external solution.
Obviously both are not sound related..
Because their sound is a pleasure to my ears..