many complain about the complexities of the machine as opposed to machines like the MPC- but this video makes it look relatively simple - thanks for posting
I feel what you're saying about the interface/operating system but once you actually sit down with it for a couple of hours it starts to 'make more sense'. I too am used to the MPC and will always love it but i recently got to sit down with an MV for a couple days and I must say it's a beast and I'm now a fan. I'll always love the MPC though so I think its a matter of what you feel comfortable with and how you get down. The roland has everything in it already though; much less hassle w/ sounds
Just to clear something up for you. I'm a professional recording engineer. I know what a VSTi is and what it stands for. When generally referred to VSTi's we talk about the host+it's (instrument)patches. Although a plug-in is the same as a VSTi. Plugin's are usually seen as the effects and processors. Reverbs, eq's, compressors etc. Anyway, enjoy your MV and I'll stick to what I use and love. No need to apologize. You'll learn :p
yeah biggdoggent i had da same question until i got them now let me break it down for u definetly da mv8800 cuz number one da mv88 iz like da same thing witt a color screen and a bunch more sounds
Being both I'm quite aware of what they entitle ;) If you could read well you would've understood that the 'productions' comment and the 'hourly (engineering) rate comment were separate from one another. If you think a beat-maker is the same as a producer then you are the fool here. This is how I make my living. Within a year my commercial (recording) studio will also be completed. You wish you could do what I do and make a living. Not only am I an engineer. I'm a certified one too. I'm done :)
Obviously what I meant is when loading patches in vsti's itself. They are quite the same. If you select a different patch in a vsti like colossus it will take seconds per patch. If calling people ignorant isn't hating on anybody then be my guest. I think otherwise :) You seem to enjoy posting comments about the MV so go ahead. It looks quite time consuming to me.
hi ppl!!!i dont understand, if this machine is so good like people say, why roland stop to sell it?i need a sampler machine, so, i have a big doubt betwen octatrack or this mv8800...i have synthesizer, drum machine and bass station, and i dont like to use my laptop to production...i need help please!!!
Can you use one of the knobs or faders to change the pitch of the whole sample program (all the pads) at ones and while playing? I do this all the time on my mp, and it's crucial for my beat making process, in order to decide at what tempo the sample sounds the best or to make it fit a certain tempo. So I need to know if I can do this on the MV as well?
does anyone know like something like this thats relatively cheap, because im lookin for a mpc type thing that i can sample on, but idk if im tryin spend like 2 g's?
Uum, the operating system does'nt seem like a lot of fun. It gave me a headache listening to all this! Anyone prfer this to the MPC series or vice cersa?
Frustrated? Not really. I'm not the one here with 10+ posts ;) As a professional engineer I do MIX up a lot :p Very insightful. Pay me? I pay myself quite generously. Don't worry ;) Anyway, I'm out to work a bit more.
i ask a lil question and you doubt me being "serious"... you thought i was being "funny".... OFCOURSE I WAS SERIOUS ! this thing isnt cheap. look, heres my story i dont know anything bout these machines. i just wanted to make sure that when i buy one, the new and improved version doesnt come out right after i buy this one
A couple seconds per patch is why I don't like vsti's ;) I want instant previews like any (keyboard) workstation will give me. The MV might be a great machine but it doesn't tickle my fancy. Easy on the comments btw. Let people have there opinions.
![[New] Sampling using MFX MV 8800](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/sMDfExeBNTY/mqdefault.jpg)
many complain about the complexities of the machine as opposed to machines like the MPC- but this video makes it look relatively simple - thanks for posting
Amazing!
A brilliant step by step insight into this powerful machine!
cant wait to get one :)
I like your videos my husband and I just got this my 8000 and know nothing thanks
I feel what you're saying about the interface/operating system but once you actually sit down with it for a couple of hours it starts to 'make more sense'.
I too am used to the MPC and will always love it but i recently got to sit down with an MV for a couple days and I must say it's a beast and I'm now a fan. I'll always love the MPC though so I think its a matter of what you feel comfortable with and how you get down. The roland has everything in it already though; much less hassle w/ sounds
great intro. thanks!
NI Maschine. You will be impressed
nice machine
Just to clear something up for you. I'm a professional recording engineer. I know what a VSTi is and what it stands for. When generally referred to VSTi's we talk about the host+it's (instrument)patches. Although a plug-in is the same as a VSTi. Plugin's are usually seen as the effects and processors. Reverbs, eq's, compressors etc.
Anyway, enjoy your MV and I'll stick to what I use and love.
No need to apologize. You'll learn :p
quick easy to the point
yeah biggdoggent i had da same question until i got them now let me break it down for u
definetly da mv8800 cuz number one da mv88 iz like da same thing witt a color screen and a bunch more sounds
Being both I'm quite aware of what they entitle ;) If you could read well you would've understood that the 'productions' comment and the 'hourly (engineering) rate comment were separate from one another. If you think a beat-maker is the same as a producer then you are the fool here.
This is how I make my living. Within a year my commercial (recording) studio will also be completed.
You wish you could do what I do and make a living. Not only am I an engineer. I'm a certified one too. I'm done :)
Where can i find the while DVD video? Thanks
is there a multirack recorder so you can record rap vocals into the mv 8800
plz reply
Obviously what I meant is when loading patches in vsti's itself. They are quite the same. If you select a different patch in a vsti like colossus it will take seconds per patch.
If calling people ignorant isn't hating on anybody then be my guest. I think otherwise
:) You seem to enjoy posting comments about the MV so go ahead. It looks quite time consuming to me.
mpc1000 is pretty good but if ur willin to spend 2g go for the 5000
There's a VGA port in the back of the unit
hi ppl!!!i dont understand, if this machine is so good like people say, why roland stop to sell it?i need a sampler machine, so, i have a big doubt betwen octatrack or this mv8800...i have synthesizer, drum machine and bass station, and i dont like to use my laptop to production...i need help please!!!
Can you use one of the knobs or faders to change the pitch of the whole sample program (all the pads) at ones and while playing? I do this all the time on my mp, and it's crucial for my beat making process, in order to decide at what tempo the sample sounds the best or to make it fit a certain tempo. So I need to know if I can do this on the MV as well?
Yes
Timber mode please help any points will help thanks
does anyone know like something like this thats relatively cheap, because im lookin for a mpc type thing that i can sample on, but idk if im tryin spend like 2 g's?
Mv 8000 im stuck on a mode need some help my record button not working when press it it says cant record trab mode can any one help
i keep getting operation fail when i try to start a new project...why?
Uum, the operating system does'nt seem like a lot of fun. It gave me a headache listening to all this! Anyone prfer this to the MPC series or vice cersa?
can you do the same with tha fantom g?
how often does roland come out wit a new version of the same machine... 1 years ?
3 years, 5 years ?
anymore the answer is never. :D
2 g man
i already have one!
How did you connect your ldc to the mv?
It has a monitor output
That looks like a lot of work just to select sounds etc... (Not using a monitor and mouse that is)
Frustrated? Not really. I'm not the one here with 10+ posts ;)
As a professional engineer I do MIX up a lot :p
Very insightful.
Pay me? I pay myself quite generously. Don't worry ;)
Anyway, I'm out to work a bit more.
i ask a lil question and you doubt me being "serious"... you thought i was being "funny".... OFCOURSE I WAS SERIOUS ! this thing isnt cheap.
look, heres my story
i dont know anything bout these machines. i just wanted to make sure that when i buy one, the new and improved version doesnt come out right after i buy this one
A couple seconds per patch is why I don't like vsti's ;)
I want instant previews like any (keyboard) workstation will give me. The MV might be a great machine but it doesn't tickle my fancy.
Easy on the comments btw. Let people have there opinions.
looks dull as dishwatre to me Im afraid ans slow ans uninsoiring