Hello Kier, that's one of the best tutorial found so far. We can read that it has been well prepared to illustrate the different possibilities available. Thank you for that. I felt Montage M would have been difficult for me, having a Korg backgroud, but with your videos things are now easy . Great job on that
Thank you for another very instructive tutorial! There are some good videos about Montage M, but yours have a special quality: they are focused on the essentials and built in to the smallest detail. I would be very happy if you could also create a tutorial on the sequencer - with its three different functions (pattern, song, audio). Even if a DAW offers many more possibilities, as you have already written, an on-board sequencer is still a fine thing if you know how to use it.
Each to their own, some will prefer the way the Fantom works - although as far as building performances/scenes is concerned, the approach is really very similar.
@ I m sure the Montage is a beast with better acoustic sounds and others lifetime combinations but what is important for me is the worflow. On this point, Fantom is So much better.
Hello Kier, that's one of the best tutorial found so far. We can read that it has been well prepared to illustrate the different possibilities available. Thank you for that.
I felt Montage M would have been difficult for me, having a Korg backgroud, but with your videos things are now easy . Great job on that
That’s great to read, thank you!
Im so glad someone explain this beast.
Glad to be of service :)
So well explained! ❤🔥
Thank you 🙌
Nice thank you!!, love the Montage M
Thank you Kier .
Extremely informative and as usual , very very professional
Thank you!
Thank you for another very instructive tutorial!
There are some good videos about Montage M, but yours have a special quality: they are focused on the essentials and built in to the smallest detail.
I would be very happy if you could also create a tutorial on the sequencer - with its three different functions (pattern, song, audio). Even if a DAW offers many more possibilities, as you have already written, an on-board sequencer is still a fine thing if you know how to use it.
Sorry but too ennoying … I prefer So much my easyest Roland Fantom approch
Each to their own, some will prefer the way the Fantom works - although as far as building performances/scenes is concerned, the approach is really very similar.
@ I m sure the Montage is a beast with better acoustic sounds and others lifetime combinations but what is important for me is the worflow. On this point, Fantom is So much better.
@ericvillain3314 Fantom certainly has some features that are nicely implemented
I had a Fantom for 2+ weeks and returned it. I prefer the Montage M U/I and workflow. Use/play what works for you.
@@trstack For me, 2 weeks to test the Roland Fantom seems ireally too short to have a realistic opinion …