Well I finnaly found a keyboard that I could be happy with and one that will be able to grow with me. I decided on the Triton Le. Mainly becuse of it's sound and feel plus it just fits my style of music making. Which I discoverd is New Age. I found this one patch that just struck the right chord (heh heh little keyboard hummor ) It's called Indian Ocean, and right away I was composing my own music. I did not feel intimiaded or anxious, but relaxed.

I know I have made some bad choices in the past and done a lot and said a lot of stupid things. But I am totaly serious about getting a Triton Le. Especially now that I found the style of music that I want to create. I know the Le lacks a lot of the features found on the other Triton Keyboards, but that is okay with me. I like simplisity, since I am a simple man.

Of course this mean selling the Juno-106 and the Korg ER-1. But that's okay I was never really big on them or analog synths anayway.

You may want to check out the new Roland FantomXa 61 key version.... It's just like the Le, basically a chopped version of the bigger Fantoms. I think it sells for under $1,300 Just about two hundred more than the Le and loaded with more features for the price too

Squeak

Paul,
at some point you're going to have to give up on the search for the right board and begin the journey of making music. The Le is a nice way to go. When you feel the Le isn't cutting it, don't give up on it... You've got to make it talk!

Peace bro.
Bob
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Thanks Bob. Actually I was able to make the Le sing, when I demoed one at Guitar Center. This is one synth I know I will stick with.

I did check out the Fantom XA Squeak: It is a nice board but it's just a little to complicated for me. There is too much on the board to mess with. The Le is simple, plus I am more of a KORG man than a Roland man.