Can you import the dx7 patches into into.the modx

#Can you import the dx7 patches into into.the modx trial

#Can you import the dx7 patches into into.the modx trial

Also, the sounds from all three are being combined in the Modx (on a trial basis right now) and if that works I won't need a submixer. I've got the Modx doing patches that have it's own sounds split with ipad ones, and I could even have some zones to trigger the summit if I wanted to. But then it is much simpler as far as overall capabilities. Programming wise, yes the summit is way more fun and immediate. In neither case am I really chasing 'avante garde' experimental stuff (as 95% of the Summit presets are) so that's good to keep in mind. That said, I don't think it keeps up with poly synth or lead sounds. What I'm finding is that for some songs that I'm wanting the use the Summit on, particular synth strings and pads, the Modx keeps up very well. I had the Modx already, and added a Summit to it for my new live rig, along with an ipad to supply b3 organ via b3x.

Ironically I'm (a bit) the other way around.

though Kronos/Nautilus does at least have the virtue of maintaining many architectural similarities with the Triton Extreme that you're already familiar with. Alternatively, you might replace the Montage with a Kronos/Nautilus which maintains the FM, but then you probably end up keeping the FA so your total number of boards stays the same and if you didn't find programming the Montage to be so inviting, I'm not sure you'll feel that much better about a Kronos/Nautilus. You're losing the FM, though, so maybe add a Korg OpSix. which could conceivably replace your Montage AND your FA. Off the top of my head, this is an approach I might consider: For a 'Montage-style' board with a more immediate interface, consider a Roland Fantom. (Well, it also has all the motion control stuff, which could be of interest.) The Montage's biggest strength amongst your boards would probably be its acoustic instrument sounds, but if they're not doing it for you (or are not important to you), then maybe it's not a good fit.