Building a new performance with Yamaha MONTAGE M: Loading parts, managing splits and rhythm patterns

[@lindleypierre7441]

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

[@KierDarby]

That’s great to read, thank you!

[@noitnova]

Im so glad someone explain this beast.

[@KierDarby]

Glad to be of service :)

[@rockgodd62]

Thank you Kier . Extremely informative and as usual , very very professional

[@KierDarby]

Thank you!

[@jarnleikr]

So well explained! ❤‍🔥

[@KierDarby]

Thank you 🙌

[@baseman5756]

Nice thank you!!, love the Montage M

[@slightlytime8130]

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.

[@ericvillain3314]

Sorry but too ennoying … I prefer So much my easyest Roland Fantom approch

[@KierDarby]

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.

[@ericvillain3314]

@ 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.

[@KierDarby]

@ericvillain3314 Fantom certainly has some features that are nicely implemented

[@trstack]

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.

[@ericvillain3314]

@@trstack For me, 2 weeks to test the Roland Fantom seems ireally too short to have a realistic opinion …