korg m3 vs korg triton extreme vs anything

[scottyg8]

Hey,
i'm buying a new synth primarily for live use and have quite a few studio sounds and samples which i want to reproduce live as well. the m3 seems pretty large for getting around and maybe has more than i need for this purpose. i haven't done much sampling live and would love to hear any input from any one experienced in the field. i just want to play a 76 key that is easy to split and import studio sounds, and is of course, portable. i've also played the triton extreme, which is cool, and the yamaha motif es7, which is also cool.
thanks.....
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[HeavyG]

Originally Posted by cue

Hey,
i'm buying a new synth primarily for live use and have quite a few studio sounds and samples which i want to reproduce live as well. the m3 seems pretty large for getting around and maybe has more than i need for this purpose. i haven't done much sampling live and would love to hear any input from any one experienced in the field. i just want to play a 76 key that is easy to split and import studio sounds, and is of course, portable. i've also played the triton extreme, which is cool, and the yamaha motif es7, which is also cool.
thanks.....
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I have a Motif ES 8 and it is a mainstay in my studio (as well as live with my band)...tremendous sound engine, built like a tank and a robust workstation.