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Battle of Giants: Roland Integra-7 vs Yamaha Montage Acoustic & Electric Sounds Comparison

In this video some of the presets of the high-end synthesizers Roland Integra-7 and Yamaha Montage are compared side by side (only presets of acoustic and electric instruments, not synth sounds), to facilitate getting an overall view of the sound quality and realism. The Integra-7 is Roland’s most complete and comprehensive sound module to date, at least until a rack version of the Fantom is released (if ever). It has 6000+ presets, including all the sounds of the XV-5080, all the SRX expansion cards, all the presets of the Jupiter-80, and many more. In integrates many different sound engines: SuperNatural acoustic, SuperNatural Synth (Virtual Analog), SuperNatural Drums (modelled), virtual tonewheel for organ sounds, and classical subtractive PCM synthesis. The Yamaha Montage is currently the flagship model of Yamaha’s synthesizer lineup, and includes AWM2 (advanced PCM subtractive synthesis) and FM-X synth engines, with massive waveform memory and very advanced features. The sound has been recorded directly from the machines without any kind of post-processing. One point to consider is the different approach of the two brands. Yamaha usually pays a lot of attention to the design of the presets; they’re usually very well programmed and very useable “out of the box”, with little or no tweaking, even for the effects settings. Roland, on the other hand, tends to offer very good “raw” material and lots of possibilities and power, but the presets usually are more “dry” and require more tweaking and effort from the user. The effort usually pays off, and the synth can sound really good, though.