The MX is playable in 16-part multi-timbral performance mode, configurable with the third-party Vycro editor. It featured a similar USB audio/MIDI interface as seen on the MoX series.
the XS's 355 MB), fewer performances (128), fewer arpeggios (999), and fewer editable parameters. It features the same voices as the XS, although with less WavROM (166 MB vs. The MoX feature a built-in 4-out/2-in USB audio interface, allowing users to record audio directly from the keyboard or an outside source to a computer, as well as play and control VST instruments directly through the keyboard via USB.In 2012, Yahama introduced the entry-level MX series, based on the soundset of the Motif XS. The MoX does not support user sampling, nor does it support the mLAN/Firewire expansion. The number of performances in the MoX was reduced to 256.
Though containing half the polyphony and fewer insert effects of the XS, the MoX series contains all the MOTIF XS WaveROM and voice presets, along with arpeggios and a song and pattern sequencer. MOTIF has a mLAN connection which can be used to transfer MIDI and video, sound to a PC.The operating system of the MOTIF XS was based on MontaVista Linux.In 2011, Yamaha launched two 'lite' versions of the MOTIF XS - the 61-key MoX6 and 88-key MoX8.
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