Easier - An arranger has styles in it - and a workstation doesn't - That's the only difference. The arranger has the styles and on the workstation you have to create them. But the workstatoin has the arpeggiator - and other features and effects. so these 2, will complete each other perfectly. One has something that the other one doesn't.

am i right ?

yes you are basically

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jam on,
Terry
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just basically ? that's a step forward LOL i'm proud. So i can buy the Motif 6, or ES6, OR ES7 besides the roland va-76 arranger because they complete each other.

Hi Claudiu,
why don't you wait and familiarize yourself a bit more with your VA76. It has a lot of unctions that you're probably not even aware of including a sampler that plays loops. Can't remember what they call it.
If I'm not mistaken, you have another keyboard anyway, why not give that to your friend to play for the time being, till you decide what it is that you want or need.
best wishes
Rikki
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Good idea - My friend says the same thing - learn to do the stuff with my arranger and after that think about -> a workstation or something - but first - familiarize with my arranger - Thanks for the advice ! Anyway - i don't know what he can do with a Casio - WK-3500 !!!