Hi Matthew last year I bought the triton LE. I tried the other Triton with the touch screen. But I must say it's not accessible for us. You put the finger on the screen and you hear bip and bip and bip, but you don't know where you are. The problem of the Triton LE (with a normal screen) is its menus. It's built like a clock, there is no end. In the sequencer part for example if you're working with tracks and you go out, then you must remember where the cursor is staying. Many blind musicians say that the Yamaha is more accessible. But the most important is the sound of the instrument and it's depending of your music. J-P ----- Original Message ----- From: Matthew McLaren To: ddots-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent: Monday, November 27, 2006 11:20 AM Subject: [ddots-l] Motif, phantom and triton Hey all. I'm curious about people's opinions on the Roland phantom, korg triton and yamaha Motif with regards to accessiblility, user friendliness for studio and live work, features, sounds and playing quality. I have read that the triton has a touch screen which i would assume makes it inaccessible but could someone please clarify this. I have narrowed my choices of keyboards down to these three and need opinions on which is the best. Cheers all and thanks in advance. Matthew McLaren Post Producer for: Darker Projects: Audio Theatre in a Darker Shade http://www.darkerprojects.com Colonial Radio Theatre on the air http://www.colonialradio.com/ Mail: mattymc2@xxxxxxxxxx MSN: mr_squigy_head@xxxxxxxxxxx Skype: mattymc2