Difference between TOTL MOTL and other types.

Posted by: TresorTX

Difference between TOTL MOTL and other types. - 01/19/12 08:01 PM

Greetings folks,
I have been lurking around here for years, picking up valuable info from you pros, but not really engaging. I hope that you keep up the lively discussion and bantering. It's great to hear you expression your passionate viewpoints. I expect to start participating in the forum.

To start, could someone very briefly define the terms TOTL and MOTL, and help explain the differences and how they apply to the major boards on the market? I would appreciate it.

I've been wanting a new Yamaha board for a long time, and was hoping to see a new top of the line T-5 or something to top the Tyros4. But alas, it seems like emphasis is moving toward micros and mid range boards. Thanks to those of you who are posting NAMM reports. Keep it up.

I'm really thankful for this synthzone forum and to be in your company. I'm anxious to post my first demo for your critiques very soon! Happy Playing. Russ B. Dallas/Fort Worth
Posted by: ianmcnll

Re: Difference between TOTL MOTL and other types. - 01/19/12 08:07 PM

Hi Russ,

TOTL...Top of the Line

MOTL...Middle of the Line

Tyros4 is still quite new...I expect we'll see new PSR-S series (and CVP Piano based arrangers) before we see a Tyros5, which, from what I understand, is still in the design stages.

I'm looking forward to your participation, and also to hearing your music.

Welcome to Synth Zone.

Ian
Posted by: shueymusic

Re: Difference between TOTL MOTL and other types. - 01/19/12 08:19 PM

Welcome to SZ, Russ!
Posted by: 124

Re: Difference between TOTL MOTL and other types. - 01/19/12 08:54 PM

Ian, on the subject of a new S-series, how close to the T4 do you think they'll be. As a non-Yamaha owner, it seems to me that there's not a huge gap between the current S910 and the T4, given the price difference. Depending, of course, on Russ B's financial situation, and his looking to a Yamaha, I'd think an S910, or 710, would suit him admirably.