INTRODUCTION

The Yamaha MODX M7 is a powerful 76-note performance synthesizer designed for working keyboardists who want flagship-inspired Yamaha synthesis, extensive real-time control and serious stage and studio functionality in an exceptionally portable instrument.

Sitting between the compact 61-note MODX M6 and weighted 88-note MODX M8, the M7 combines a 76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard with Yamaha’s latest-generation Motion Control Synthesis Engine.

Three distinct sound engines sit at its heart:

• AWM2 sample-based synthesis

• FM-X 8-operator FM synthesis

• AN-X virtual-analogue synthesis

This represents a significant evolution of the MODX concept.

AWM2 now supports up to 128 Elements per Part, while the addition of AN-X brings sophisticated virtual-analogue synthesis alongside Yamaha’s established AWM2 and FM-X engines.

Maximum polyphony is divided between the three engines:

• 128 notes AWM2

• 128 notes FM-X

• 12 notes AN-X

The M7 also provides 3,487 Performances, 11.29GB of preset waveform memory, 1.9GB of user waveform memory, 16 internal Parts, Motion Control, Super Knob, eight faders, dedicated Part and Scene controls, high-resolution controllers and extensive computer integration.

Yet one of the most impressive specifications is simply its weight:

7.6kg.

For professional performers who want more keyboard range than a 61-note synth without moving to a full-sized weighted 88-note instrument, the MODX M7 is an exceptionally compelling balance of range, synthesis power and portability.

QUICK PRODUCT SUMMARY

The Yamaha MODX M7 is a 76-note professional music synthesizer featuring a semi-weighted FSB keyboard and Yamaha’s three-engine Motion Control synthesis architecture.

Its sound engines are:

• AWM2

• FM-X

• AN-X

Maximum polyphony is:

• 128 notes AWM2

• 128 notes FM-X

• 12 notes AN-X

• Up to 268 notes across the three engines

Other highlights include:

• 76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard

• Initial Touch

• Up to 128 Elements per AWM2 Part

• 16 internal Parts

• 3,487 Performances

• 11.29GB preset waveform memory

• 1.9GB user waveform memory

• Motion Control

• Super Knob

• Motion Sequences

• Envelope Follower

• High-resolution control

• 8 faders

• 4 control knobs

• 6 display knobs

• Dedicated Part and Scene controls

• Colour touchscreen

• Multi-channel USB audio

• USB MIDI 2.0

• ESP software integration

• Approx. 7.6kg

The M7 is particularly well suited to professional stage players who need plenty of keyboard range for splits and layers but still want an instrument that is remarkably easy to transport.

AT A GLANCE

Key Detail	Information
Product	Yamaha MODX M7
Product Type	Music Synthesizer
Number of Keys	76
Keyboard	Semi-weighted FSB
Initial Touch	Yes
Aftertouch	No
Sound Engines	AWM2 / FM-X / AN-X
AWM2 Elements	Up to 128 per Part
AWM2 Polyphony	128 notes max.
FM-X Polyphony	128 notes max.
AN-X Polyphony	12 notes max.
Combined Maximum	268 notes across the three engines
Internal Parts	16
Preset Performances	3,487
Preset Wave Memory	11.29GB
User Wave Memory	1.9GB
Motion Control	Yes
Super Knob	Yes
USB MIDI	MIDI 2.0
Width	1,089mm
Height	117mm
Depth	347mm
Weight	7.6kg
Condition	New

KEY FEATURES

• Latest-generation Yamaha MODX M synthesizer

• 76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard

• Initial Touch

• AWM2 synthesis

• FM-X synthesis

• AN-X virtual-analogue synthesis

• Up to 128 AWM2 Elements per Part

• 128-note AWM2 polyphony

• 128-note FM-X polyphony

• 12-note AN-X polyphony

• Up to 268 notes across all three engines

• 16 internal Parts

• 3,487 Performances

• 11.29GB preset waveform memory

• 1.9GB user waveform memory

• 18 filter types

• Extensive effects architecture

• Motion Control Synthesis Engine

• Motion Sequences

• Super Knob

• Envelope Follower

• High-resolution controls

• Dedicated Part and Scene Selection

• 8 faders

• 4 control knobs

• 6 display knobs

• Pitch Bend wheel

• Modulation wheel

• Colour touchscreen

• Stereo A/D input

• A/D insertion effects

• USB MIDI 2.0

• Multi-channel USB audio

• Expanded Softsynth Plugin integration

• 7.6kg lightweight design

WHY YOU’LL LOVE IT

The MODX M7 occupies a particularly useful middle ground.

A 61-note keyboard is compact, but complex splits and two-handed arrangements can quickly consume the available range.

An 88-note weighted instrument provides maximum range but is physically larger and heavier.

The M7 gives you:

76 notes.

That additional keyboard space can make an enormous difference when building Performances containing:

• Piano and pad layers

• Bass and lead splits

• Organ zones

• Orchestral sections

• Multiple synthesizer Parts

• Arpeggiated zones

• External MIDI instruments

Yet the complete instrument weighs only:

7.6kg.

Underneath the keyboard is exactly the kind of synthesis architecture expected from a modern professional Yamaha instrument:

AWM2.

FM-X.

AN-X.

Motion Control.

Super Knob.

128 Elements per AWM2 Part.

3,487 Performances.

Multi-channel USB audio.

For gigging players in particular, that combination is difficult to ignore.

76-NOTE SEMI-WEIGHTED FSB KEYBOARD

The MODX M7 uses Yamaha’s:

76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard.

It provides:

• 76 keys

• Semi-weighted action

• Initial Touch

• Synth-oriented response

The semi-weighted FSB action is designed to offer a more substantial playing feel than an ultra-light keyboard while retaining the speed required for synth, organ and general keyboard performance.

The additional 15 notes over the M6 give players considerably more room for:

• Splits

• Layers

• Two-handed playing

• Performance zones

without moving to the weighted GHS action of the M8.

IMPORTANT AFTERTOUCH INFORMATION

The MODX M7 does not feature Aftertouch.

It provides:

• Initial Touch

• No Channel Aftertouch

• No Polyphonic Aftertouch

This is an important difference between MODX M and the flagship MONTAGE M range.

Players who specifically require Aftertouch should consider the relevant MONTAGE M model.

THREE SOUND ENGINES

The MODX M generation combines three fundamentally different forms of synthesis.

AWM2

Advanced sample-based synthesis.

FM-X

Advanced 8-operator frequency-modulation synthesis.

AN-X

Virtual-analogue synthesis.

These engines can be combined within sophisticated multi-Part Performances and controlled through Yamaha’s Motion Control system.

AWM2

AWM2 – Advanced Wave Memory 2 is Yamaha’s sophisticated sample-based synthesis engine.

In MODX M, an AWM2 Part can contain up to:

128 Elements.

This represents a dramatic increase compared with previous MODX generations.

Individual Elements can contribute different:

• Samples

• Velocity ranges

• Key ranges

• Articulations

• Envelopes

• Filters

• Synthesis settings

to a single Part.

AWM2 provides the foundation for sounds including:

• Acoustic pianos

• Electric pianos

• Organs

• Strings

• Brass

• Woodwind

• Guitars

• Bass

• Percussion

• Orchestral instruments

• Hybrid sounds

11.29GB PRESET WAVEFORM MEMORY

Yamaha specifies:

11.29GB of preset waveform memory

when converted to 16-bit linear format.

This substantial library forms the raw sonic foundation for the M7’s acoustic, electric, orchestral and sample-based sounds.

1.9GB USER WAVEFORM MEMORY

MODX M provides approximately:

1.9GB of user waveform memory.

This gives musicians room to expand the instrument with compatible:

• User samples

• Custom content

• Sound libraries

• Performance material

128-NOTE AWM2 POLYPHONY

The AWM2 engine provides up to:

128 notes of polyphony.

This provides substantial capacity for sustained sounds and layered Performances.

FM-X

FM-X is Yamaha’s advanced frequency-modulation synthesis engine.

It provides:

• 8 Operators

• 88 Algorithms

• Up to 128-note polyphony

FM-X can produce everything from classic FM-inspired tones to highly complex contemporary sounds.

It excels at:

• Electric pianos

• Bells

• Metallic textures

• Digital basses

• Percussion

• Pads

• Leads

• Evolving soundscapes

• Experimental synthesis

AN-X VIRTUAL-ANALOGUE SYNTHESIS

One of the defining developments of the MODX M generation is:

AN-X.

This virtual-analogue synthesis engine brings technology from Yamaha’s current flagship synthesis platform into MODX M.

An AN-X Part provides:

• 3 Oscillators

• 1 Noise source

with up to:

12-note polyphony.

AN-X SOUND DESIGN

AN-X provides extensive analogue-style sound-shaping tools.

These include:

• Two filters

• 10 filter types

• Pulse Width Modulation

• Oscillator Self Sync

• Ring Modulation

• FM

• Wave Shaper

• Wave Folder

• Voltage Drift

• Ageing settings

Voltage Drift and Ageing can introduce the subtle variation associated with vintage analogue circuitry rather than leaving every oscillator sounding mathematically identical.

AN-X is ideal for:

• Analogue-style bass

• Synth leads

• Pads

• Poly synth sounds

• Synth brass

• Sweeps

• Electronic textures

• Classic subtractive synthesis

• Modern sound design

UP TO 268 NOTES ACROSS THREE ENGINES

Maximum polyphony is divided between the three synthesis engines:

AWM2: 128 notes
FM-X: 128 notes
AN-X: 12 notes

That gives a mathematical combined maximum of:

268 notes.

These are separate engine allocations rather than a single interchangeable 268-note pool.

3,487 PERFORMANCES

Yamaha’s current OS v3.0 specification lists:

3,487 Performances.

A Performance can contain multiple Parts, layers, splits and Motion Control assignments.

This allows the MODX M7 to move from straightforward single-instrument sounds to sophisticated stage setups covering multiple keyboard zones.

16-PART ARCHITECTURE

MODX M provides:

16 internal Parts

plus stereo A/D and USB audio input Parts.

A Performance can therefore incorporate:

• AWM2 sounds

• FM-X sounds

• AN-X sounds

• Drum Parts

• Splits

• Layers

• Arpeggios

• External audio

within one environment.

MOTION CONTROL SYNTHESIS ENGINE

Motion Control is central to Yamaha’s modern synthesizer architecture.

It allows multiple parameters to interact and change together rather than treating a sound as a fixed preset.

The system incorporates technologies including:

• Super Knob

• Motion Sequences

• Envelope Follower

• Extensive controller assignments

SUPER KNOB

The Super Knob can manipulate multiple sound parameters simultaneously.

One movement can potentially:

• Blend Parts

• Adjust filters

• Change effects

• Alter FM-X parameters

• Transform AN-X sounds

• Rebalance layers

• Move between different sonic states

This makes sophisticated sound transformation practical during live performance.

MOTION SEQUENCES

Motion Sequences can automatically change synthesis and effects parameters in synchronisation with tempo.

They can create:

• Rhythmic filter movement

• Dynamic panning

• Pulsing textures

• Automated timbral changes

• Evolving soundscapes

• Repeating modulation patterns

ENVELOPE FOLLOWER

The Envelope Follower allows audio from another Part or the A/D input to become a modulation source.

This lets one sound dynamically influence another and opens up sophisticated rhythmic and interactive sound-design possibilities.

HIGH-RESOLUTION CONTROL

MODX M improves controller resolution across key areas including:

• Knobs

• Super Knob

• Pitch Bend

• Modulation Wheel

• Sound engine

This provides smoother and more detailed parameter movement than previous MODX generations.

DEDICATED PART & SCENE CONTROLS

Dedicated Part and Scene Selection controls provide faster access to important live-performance functions.

This can make it considerably easier to navigate complex Performances on stage without relying entirely on touchscreen operation.

8 FADERS

MODX M provides:

8 physical faders.

These are particularly useful for:

• Part levels

• Performance mixing

• Real-time balancing

• Sound design

4 CONTROL KNOBS

Four physical control knobs provide hands-on access to synthesis and Performance parameters.

6 DISPLAY KNOBS

Six Display Knobs work alongside the touchscreen, allowing relevant on-screen parameters to be manipulated physically.

COLOUR TOUCHSCREEN

The colour touchscreen provides central access to:

• Performance selection

• Editing

• Mixing

• Sound design

• Motion Control

• Utility functions

• System settings

EFFECTS

MODX M provides a sophisticated effects environment including:

• 13 Reverb types

• 91 Variation types

• Extensive Insertion A effects

• Extensive Insertion B effects

• 28 Master Effect types

• 5-band Master EQ

• Part EQ

This gives each Performance substantial processing potential before external effects are required.

18 FILTER TYPES

The synthesis architecture provides:

18 filter types

for extensive tonal shaping.

STEREO A/D INPUT

MODX M includes a stereo:

A/D Input

for incorporating suitable external audio sources into the instrument.

The A/D Part also has access to dedicated insertion processing.

USB MIDI 2.0

MODX M supports:

USB MIDI 2.0.

This gives the platform an advanced foundation for communication with compatible computer music systems.

MULTI-CHANNEL USB AUDIO

MODX M also operates as a multi-channel USB audio interface.

At:

44.1kHz

Yamaha specifies:

4 input channels / 10 output channels.

This can substantially simplify a studio setup by allowing multiple audio channels to move directly between the MODX M7 and a computer.

EXPANDED SOFTSYNTH PLUGIN – ESP

Registered MODX M owners can access Yamaha’s:

Expanded Softsynth Plugin for MODX M – ESP.

ESP replicates the MODX M environment within a compatible DAW.

It allows users to:

• Create Performances

• Edit sounds

• Mix

• Work without the hardware being physically connected throughout the entire production process

• Store settings within DAW projects

• Recall projects more easily

This creates a particularly close relationship between the MODX M hardware and computer-based production.

CURRENT OS V3.0

Yamaha’s current MODX M OS v3.0 expands the platform with additional sound, control and workflow functionality.

Enhancements include:

• Expanded Softsynth Plugin support

• New effects

• New Clavi waveforms

• New Performances

• Additional AN-X and FM-X Part LFO destinations

• ESP Control through DAW Remote

• Scene Note Limit

• Scene Note Shift

• External Part support

• Live Set workflow improvements

WHO IS IT FOR?

The Yamaha MODX M7 is particularly well suited to:

• Professional keyboardists

• Touring musicians

• Synth players

• Musical directors

• Producers

• Composers

• Film and media composers

• Sound designers

• Session musicians

• Electronic musicians

• Multi-keyboard stage rigs

• Players using complex splits and layers

• Musicians who want more than 61 keys without carrying an 88-note instrument

• MODX7 and MODX7+ owners considering an upgrade

PLAYING STYLES & APPLICATIONS

The MODX M7 is exceptionally versatile for:

• Synth leads

• Synth bass

• Pads

• Piano

• Electric piano

• Organ

• Strings

• Orchestral textures

• Electronic music

• Pop

• Rock

• Jazz

• Fusion

• Gospel

• R&B

• Worship

• Progressive music

• Ambient music

• Cinematic scoring

• Sound design

• Studio production

• Live performance

MODX M7 VS MODX7+

The MODX M7 represents a substantial evolution of the previous MODX7+ concept.

MODX7+

• 76-note semi-weighted keyboard

• AWM2 + FM-X

• Up to 8 Elements per AWM2 Part

• 128-note AWM2 polyphony

• 128-note FM-X polyphony

• No AN-X

MODX M7

• 76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard

• AWM2 + FM-X + AN-X

• Up to 128 Elements per AWM2 Part

• 128-note AWM2 polyphony

• 128-note FM-X polyphony

• 12-note AN-X polyphony

• High-resolution controls

• Dedicated Part and Scene controls

• 8 faders

• USB MIDI 2.0

• ESP integration

• 7.6kg

The addition of AN-X and the expansion from eight to as many as 128 AWM2 Elements per Part make MODX M a meaningful generational upgrade rather than a minor revision.

MODX M7 VS MODX M8

The underlying synthesis architecture is shared.

The major difference is the keyboard.

MODX M7

• 76 keys

• Semi-weighted FSB

• Initial Touch

• No Aftertouch

• 1,089mm wide

• 7.6kg

MODX M8

• 88 keys

• GHS weighted action

• Initial Touch

• No Aftertouch

• 1,310mm wide

• 13.6kg

Choose the M7 when you prioritise:

• Lower weight

• Faster synth-style response

• Smaller dimensions

• Easier transport

• Plenty of range for splits

Choose the M8 when you prioritise:

• 88-note range

• Weighted action

• Piano-oriented playing

MODX M7 VS MODX M6

The M6 and M7 share the same fundamental synthesis platform and semi-weighted FSB keyboard family.

MODX M7

• 76 keys

• Semi-weighted FSB

• 1,089mm wide

• 7.6kg

MODX M6

• 61 keys

• Semi-weighted FSB

• 882mm wide

• 6.6kg

The M6 is more compact.

The M7 adds 15 keys while increasing the weight by only approximately 1kg.

For performers who regularly use keyboard splits and layers, that extra range can be extremely useful.

MODX M7 VS MONTAGE M7

Both are 76-note Yamaha performance synthesizers with AWM2, FM-X and AN-X, but their physical interfaces and flagship positioning differ significantly.

MODX M7

• 76-note semi-weighted FSB

• Initial Touch

• No Aftertouch

• 128-note AWM2 polyphony

• 128-note FM-X polyphony

• 12-note AN-X polyphony

• 7.6kg

MONTAGE M7

• 76-note FSX

• Initial Touch

• Channel Aftertouch

• Up to 256-note AWM2 polyphony

• Up to 128-note FM-X polyphony

• Up to 16-note AN-X polyphony

• More extensive flagship controls and connectivity

• 17.6kg

The MONTAGE M7 is the flagship choice for maximum performance control and synthesis resources.

The MODX M7 has a formidable practical advantage:

It weighs 10kg less.

For a working musician regularly moving their own keyboard, that can completely change the buying decision.

PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS

Specification	Yamaha MODX M7
Product Type	Music Synthesizer
Number of Keys	76
Keyboard	Semi-weighted FSB
Initial Touch	Yes
Aftertouch	No
Sound Engines	AWM2 / FM-X / AN-X
AWM2 Elements	Up to 128 per Part
FM-X	8 Operators / 88 Algorithms
AN-X	3 Oscillators + 1 Noise
AWM2 Polyphony	128 max.
FM-X Polyphony	128 max.
AN-X Polyphony	12 max.
Combined Engine Maximum	Up to 268 notes
Internal Parts	16
Preset Wave Memory	11.29GB
User Wave Memory	1.9GB
Performances	3,487
Filter Types	18
Reverb Types	13
Variation Types	91
Master Effects	28
Motion Control	Yes
Motion Sequences	Yes
Super Knob	Yes
Envelope Follower	Yes
Faders	8
Control Knobs	4
Display Knobs	6
Pitch Bend	Yes
Modulation Wheel	Yes
Dedicated Part/Scene Control	Yes
Colour Touchscreen	Yes
Stereo A/D Input	Yes
USB MIDI	MIDI 2.0
USB Audio at 44.1kHz	4 in / 10 out
ESP Support	Yes
Width	1,089mm
Height	117mm
Depth	347mm
Weight	7.6kg
Condition	New

DIMENSIONS & WEIGHT

The Yamaha MODX M7 measures approximately:

Width: 1,089mm
Height: 117mm
Depth: 347mm
Weight: 7.6kg

For comparison:

MODX M6: 6.6kg
MODX M7: 7.6kg
MODX M8: 13.6kg

The M7 therefore adds a 76-note keyboard while remaining only around:

1kg heavier than the M6.

It is also:

6kg lighter than the MODX M8

and approximately:

10kg lighter than the MONTAGE M7.

That is a major practical advantage for a professional 76-note stage instrument.

POWER REQUIREMENTS

The MODX M7 uses Yamaha’s specified external power supply system.

Use only the correct Yamaha-specified power adaptor and regional mains equipment supplied or approved for the instrument.

🎵 FAIR DEAL MUSIC EXPERT VERDICT ★★★★★

Best suited for: Gigging keyboardists, synth players, producers and musical directors who need more playing range than a 61-note synth but want to keep their live rig exceptionally lightweight.

Likely upgrade path: MODX7 and MODX7+ owners, older MOXF6/MOXF8 users looking for a middle-sized keyboard, or players moving from conventional 61-note synthesizers into more sophisticated multi-Part performances.

Useful pairings: Yamaha SC-MODX M7 soft case, professional keyboard stand, quality sustain and expression pedals, headphones and suitable stage or studio monitoring.

Our tip: The numbers that make the M7 particularly interesting are 76 keys and 7.6kg. You gain 15 keys over the M6 for only around 1kg of additional instrument weight. For a gigging keyboardist using splits, that is a very attractive trade-off.

FDM view: The MODX M7 could be the sweet spot of the MODX M family for live players. It combines enough keyboard range for serious split and layer work with an instrument that remains astonishingly manageable to transport. Add AWM2, FM-X, AN-X, 128-Element AWM2 architecture, Motion Control and modern DAW integration, and it becomes a very capable professional stage and production instrument.

WHY BUY FROM FAIR DEAL MUSIC?

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Our keyboard and synth team can help with:

• MODX M7 vs MODX M6 comparisons

• MODX M7 vs MODX M8 comparisons

• MODX M7 vs MONTAGE M7

• MODX M7 vs MODX7+

• Sustain and expression pedals

• Keyboard stands

• Cases

• Studio integration

• USB audio

• MIDI setups

• Part exchange

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• Make

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• Condition

• Included accessories

and our team can provide a no-obligation valuation towards your new Yamaha MODX M7.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

How many keys does the Yamaha MODX M7 have?

76.

What keyboard does it use?

A semi-weighted FSB keyboard.

Is the MODX M7 weighted like the M8?

No.

The M7 uses a semi-weighted FSB action.

The M8 uses Yamaha’s weighted GHS – Graded Hammer Standard – action.

Does the MODX M7 have Aftertouch?

No.

It provides Initial Touch but no Channel or Polyphonic Aftertouch.

What sound engines does it have?

Three:

• AWM2

• FM-X

• AN-X

How many Elements can an AWM2 Part use?

Up to:

128 Elements.

What is FM-X?

FM-X is Yamaha’s advanced frequency-modulation synthesis engine featuring:

8 Operators and 88 Algorithms.

What is AN-X?

AN-X is Yamaha’s virtual-analogue synthesis engine.

How much AWM2 polyphony is available?

Up to:

128 notes.

How much FM-X polyphony?

Up to:

128 notes.

How much AN-X polyphony?

Up to:

12 notes.

How much preset waveform memory does it have?

Approximately:

11.29GB

when converted to 16-bit linear format.

How much user waveform memory?

Approximately:

1.9GB.

How many Performances are included?

Yamaha’s current OS v3.0 specification lists:

3,487 Performances.

How many internal Parts can it use?

16.

Does it have Motion Control?

Yes.

Does it have the Super Knob?

Yes.

Does it have Motion Sequences?

Yes.

Does it have an Envelope Follower?

Yes.

How many faders does it have?

Eight.

Does it have a touchscreen?

Yes.

Does it support USB MIDI 2.0?

Yes.

Can it operate as a USB audio interface?

Yes.

At 44.1kHz Yamaha specifies:

4 input channels / 10 output channels.

Does it have audio inputs?

Yes.

It provides stereo A/D input capability.

Does the MODX M7 have built-in speakers?

No.

It is designed for connection to:

• Headphones

• Studio monitors

• Keyboard amplification

• PA systems

How much does it weigh?

Approximately:

7.6kg.

How wide is it?

Approximately:

1,089mm.

How deep is it?

Approximately:

347mm.

How high is it?

Approximately:

117mm.

How much heavier is the M7 than the M6?

Only around:

1kg.

MODX M6: 6.6kg

MODX M7: 7.6kg

How much lighter is the M7 than the M8?

Approximately:

6kg.

MODX M7: 7.6kg

MODX M8: 13.6kg

Should I choose the MODX M6 or M7?

Choose the M6 if maximum compactness matters.

Choose the M7 if you want:

• 76 keys

• More space for splits

• More range for two-handed parts

• Only a modest increase in weight

Should I choose the MODX M7 or M8?

Choose the M7 for:

• Semi-weighted synth-style action

• Lower weight

• Faster keyboard response

• Easier transport

Choose the M8 for:

• 88 keys

• GHS weighted action

• Piano-oriented playing

Should I choose the MODX M7 or MONTAGE M7?

Choose the MODX M7 when portability and value are major priorities.

Choose the MONTAGE M7 when you want the flagship FSX action with Channel Aftertouch, greater synthesis resources, expanded controls and flagship connectivity.

What is ESP?

ESP – Expanded Softsynth Plugin for MODX M replicates the MODX M environment inside a compatible DAW.

Yamaha makes ESP available free to registered MODX M owners, subject to its applicable registration and computer requirements.

What is the current operating system?

Yamaha currently provides:

MODX M OS v3.0.

WHAT’S INCLUDED?

The standard Yamaha package centres around:

• 1 × Yamaha MODX M7

• Manufacturer-supplied power equipment

• Yamaha documentation

• Applicable Yamaha software/download information

Accessories such as:

• Keyboard stand

• Sustain pedal

• Expression pedal

• Case

• Headphones

• Amplification

should not be assumed to be included unless specifically stated by Fair Deal Music.

76 KEYS. THREE SYNTH ENGINES. JUST 7.6KG.

The Yamaha MODX M7 combines a remarkably practical physical format with a seriously powerful synthesis platform.

You get:

76-note semi-weighted FSB keyboard.

AWM2.

FM-X.

AN-X.

128 Elements per AWM2 Part.

3,487 Performances.

11.29GB preset waveform memory.

Motion Control.

Super Knob.

Eight faders.

High-resolution control.

USB MIDI 2.0.

Multi-channel USB audio.

ESP integration.

And the complete instrument weighs approximately:

7.6kg.

For professional keyboardists who want substantial playing range without turning their keyboard case into a gym membership, the MODX M7 is an exceptionally strong stage and studio option.

WARRANTY & CONDITIONS

3 years Yamaha warranty included. We can not offer 0% Finance on this particular product.  MODX M is available upon request direct from the manufacturer and usually arrives at our warehouse within a few days. This product is sold in the name and on behalf of Yamaha Music Europe and the Yamaha General Terms and Yamaha Data Protection Information will be applicable.