Makin Music - Roland MV-8800
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Season 3, Episode 18: Since 2003, Roland's MV-8000 has been a coveted centerpiece for many of the world's greatest hip-hop and R&B producers. Today, Roland sets a new standard in production power and flexibility with the MV-8800. Jack van Breen of Guitar Showcase hosts.
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After all these years i finally bought one. Looking forward to hiding in the cave for hours.
You will love it
Soooooooooo its 2021 and I want one of these
go for it, they can be found dirt cheap. Copped mine year ago and its become my absolute favorite piece of gear. true mpc killer
Thank you for the wonderful video
MV was light years ahead of the game. Still better than Mashine in a lot of ways. Plus no computer issues
1000% agreed love the MV
+tommy cash .. no computer issues my azz .. mv8 would crash and erase its *entire hard drive* due to a "bug"
@@Aaron-on3ro can't save patches. Don't know why. Had songs and it erased all of them. Still love it, but though. Gonna fix it and go hard with it. Future Machine for real.
MIC KNIGHT i loved mine too but i lost my entire hard drive like 3 times. Roland never addressed the bug after all these years, crazy. I lost a lot of music.. switched to Maschine Mikro right when they launched and have never regretted it for a second. Maschine is a wayyyy better sequencer, sampler, has all kinds of soft synths vsts etc... i use a SP404sx as well for the filters/effects and the Maschine as sequencer , notation ultranova as midi controller and thats my setup now. MV had some good filters and the EQ was cool but it is a dinosaur compared to Maschine now adays
@@Aaron-on3ro You are comparing completely different things. MV is a hardware standalone tool, unlike your Maschine, which is actually an empty box in the form of a controller and software. MV also connects to a computer without any problems and you can use both hardware tools and plugins
Man I wanted one of these so bad. Honestly, this was like the first Maschine.
I will never sell my MV 8800! Great video! Always great seeing Mike.
yo this man is dope.....salute!
The MV8000 is the best. All u will ever need. Hard as hell to learn but once u invest the time u will not be sorry
Center of my studio
I've thought about selling the MV8800 on some occasions throughout the last decade. I've officially owned it now since 2008 midyear so that makes up to 2017 midyear which is 9 years. It wasn't until this year started in 2017 that I realized some DEEP use of work in this studio machine. Then I vowed to never conjure up any avenue for getting rid of it. I knew then.
Heroes Zeros just got one. No pre patches it seems cause I can’t load them from hard drive. But I can still make my own. I appreciate it more.
the mv 8800 is the best portable production studio ever made.
hawenam -the thing is huge....not portabpe
@@woabeatz9717 it is portable in a sense that you can mix and master with it. no out board mixers and effects needed
this was very informative and entertaining!
Mike is pretty fast on that thing. It's pretty cool to have a computerless DAW. Of course it's more limited than modern software, but no worries about drivers, licensing ( FU Cubase), computers crashing, and lots of other issues. I hate DAW. I just record to my mixer, but I am a hobbiest and don't need fancy. Always wanted one of these as it looked like a nice alternative to software.
Prices seem to be droppin in the wake of the new mpcs so now is a good time to get onboard.
great production!
Yes, with the right cables you can sample from iPad or iphone or ipod. Mini plug to 1/4 inch will do it.
I use Fruity Loops these days but started on the MV-8000 & MV-8800.
Sold it. I didn't miss it once. Only thing i miss about the MV is that it looks gorgeous.
But i learned a lot on the MV. My beats wouldn't be as good as they are today if i hadn't owned the MV. Period.
So why isn't the Mv-8800 still in production
why isnt mpc3000 still in production?
@Eargasim1 - Glad you liked the show.
Great Video! Love my MV 8800
Super like!!!
Enjoyed this vid grandpa,pa,and lil mike!!
ROLAND NEEDS A NEW ONE WITH EVEN MORE MIDI OUTS - IT SOLD WTF!!! BRING IT BACK- I'VE OWNED 2
OK I get it NOW,I shouldn't have posted before watching the WHOLE vid,quite an amazing device!
This vid makes me want to get one
@denardo Glad it helped. Enjoy your MV-8800, its a great device.
This is pretty sick.
Great question. Is this a track already mixed? If so, you won't be able to separate the instruments, because once a track is finalized, the channels (instruments) are permanently "glued" together as a single mix. You need to have the original tracks of each instrument in order to arrange and edit each instrument individually. A good example of this is Guitar Hero. The tracks gamers play to are often times rerecorded by a guitarist by the name Marcus Henderson.
100% AGREED
A graphic spectral analyzer is a software component that separates waves into components.
check out the owners manual pg 36.
It was a option that would of been installed just above the Midi - OUT- B, OUT A, IN conection.
Wish this was made 3 yrs ago but great video nontheless. Really demonstrates the MV's potential.
Thank you, I didnt even realize there was a reply.....I am just trying to figure out how to assign portions of the song to different pads. For example at 15:20 of this video he assigns the "woo-hoo", the horns and the drums to different pads and you can hear them play independent of eachother. When I auto chop it seems like its taking pieces of the song "glued" together without letting me "remix" it. .
I only use an mv8800 no mpc no machine. Its like if a mpc and pro tools had a baby. I swear by roland gear i learned on a mc 505 and went froom there.
when he started playing bass with the drums it sounded like the low end sample a tribe called quest used
stanley clarke, my friend
this intro somehow reminds me of south park
@25.35 - TAXI! For the bassist :D
@021kdu - It's a great piece of gear... Hang on to it and Make Music...
Question is this the guy from the Roland vs 840 Demo video.
Love the MV8000 but its impossible to make a big arrangement production/arrangement and mix in the track without it taking an insane amount of time. Just wish they could improve the spec of the product
yeah i used to have a mv 8800 i ended up selling it.i ran into some financial trouble.
let me see well it depends on what is the sample? is it a record or a cd. you have to go into sample mode and chop up the beats!
the next generation of mv could have plug ins integration that would be awesome..giving a better tool editing is really what should come next...take the example of motu Bpm wich is really the example to follow i hope someone will hear me.
Thanks alot for the reply!! ....i didnt even know realize it was there...So at 15:20 of this video when he is copying the "woo-hoo", horns and drums to the different pads how is he actually separating them all from eachother? Not sure if im wording this right.. How do I just take the horns or drums from a song and assign it to a pad?....also do you know of any beginners tutorials or lessons?
@joetunon So true. Same reason I bought mine and still never got into the various software packages that exist. I only use software occasionally for their plug-in instruments.
Next gen?? I hope they continue making them. The MV is the bomb!! Make it more flexible, compatible with computers, somewhat like the Maschine. No reason not to in this digital age...
I feel like the true use of the MV8800 is so dense and technically suave that it will remain a timepiece to dream of having. No one should be able to cop this or improve upon its excellence.
Sorry M., but without the original tracks, you won't be able to separate the instruments. The instructor in the video is simply taking chunks of the already mixed song and cutting them up. You might be able to achieve a similar effect if there is a part of the song where the instrument is playing unaccompanied. I hope this helps.
@drum4life42 - Sorry for the slow reply. Did you find your answer? Call the store and ask to speak with Adam. He is our Pro Audio/Keyboard guy. If he does not have the answer, he can get a hold of out rep and get you the information you need.
one thing mike didnt warn me about before buy this was easy ways to edit vocals... to edit vocals suck on the mv... but other than that... its a bossss huhhh
I just got an MV8800 and was wondering if anyone could shed some light on isolating individual instruments within a sample. I am trying to take a sample and separate the vocals from the bass line, from the snares, from the horns etc and then assign them to individual pads so I can play a specific instruments melody or vocals over my own baseline. Is that possible? I am very new to making music but am eager to learn, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
my usb port is not working how can i fixed it
did you ever fix the usb prablam im have the same thing with my mv
can i transform a midi file into a wave file to have it in my daw ?
Waoo . I hated Vista and 2 gigs of ram . This machine was so advanced is crazy . They should bring this back .
PS/2 Mouse Connector (6-pin mini DIN type).
iz diz betta than the mpc X?
NO NO NO NO NO NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Plug in any midi keyboard or controller that easy!
Son freaked it....
"I had a pretty powerful machine with 2 gigs of RAM and still in out of horse power". 🤔
Someone buy me this please. Thank you.
Nath Jones
With CPU's as powerful as they are now,I don't quite see the need for a hardware based machine like this,as I use SONAR X2,and only briefly before that used a Tascam 2488neo,but with Roland making THIS still?? I guess it has its place?
I'm only pondering the difference,I'm not putting this machine down,I'm just trying to learn more,as I didn't do any music for 20 years,and have got back in with a DAW like X1,and now X2,on 2 machines,and love it,I just don't know the advantages of the MV-8800.
Robert Sattler Hi Robert I hope this belated reply gets to your 4 years after. The MV 8800 has its advantages which are not televised or shown on the internet. There are ways to sort of make an auxiliary source of work , through some clickable interface (I don't remember as I don't currently have my machine by me), of MIDI parameters like velocity, after touch, and etc to create some space for optimizing a heavy mix into a rich arrangement. Think of composing which may be layered so as to accompany a lead, but using the same notes so it isn't considered a second arrangement. But sometimes that can be much too innovative, too inventive for its own good hence the melody eventually must loop and the producer loses the original pouring of creative juices (workflow). This is why the MV deserves some recognition here, it gets rep for having these parameters which can become advanced over the experience of the producer.
In one instance there was a TH-camr here who found a workaround to the MV not featuring sidechain compression.
Reliable midi timing (in and out) and a focused, tailored, hands-on interface are enough reason for me.
or you could just get a computer...lol jks
it's no mpc that's forsuree
No its not it does way more :) LOL
Lol and it does do a bit more I dig the vga on it and the mouse port as well. I'm still stuck with my mpc2000xl hope to upgrade to something like this soon
2000XL is still a good machine, its all about what the person does with the gear. The MV does have a lot more flexibility and features that speed up the workflow in comparison to some of the MPC's. Again its all about what your comfortable with and making good music.
Yes sir your exactly right
Mike Acosta Hi Mike, im intrigued by this Roland, do you think the new Mpc x would be a better option, i know thats a broad question! Just interested in what you have to say, thanks.
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eBay if your lucky, there getting difficult to get (and expensive) at least ones in real good condition.
that really makes no sense come on
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yo this man is dope.....salute!