MPC ONE RIGHT ROLAND VERSELAB WRONG !! 

i agree drums hit harder my opnion.

Sp16 has that sound!

Wow 🤩 but I’m not surprised Roland make’s QUALITY products

Yeah its pretty unique!

How does it stack up to Maschine?

No doubt fam!

Yeah I always have to remind myself how to use the Verselab Lol..But the sound is crazy!

Ea Ski is trippin. Converter blah blah blah. Don't get lost in the sauce.

​@@paradoxcal you just don't get it obviously 🙄

@@ILLUDIUM_Q_36 People make dope beats on their phones. Now tell me more about converters...............

Lol!

@@paradoxcal dope compositions, Yes. But that doesn’t address the character. And if you don’t understand, then you just don’t understand.🤷🏾‍♂️

No Doubt fam!

The sp 505 is soooo slept on bro

Rz1 was my first too.

@@Salaam71 my brother. 🙏🏿

No doubt!.The MV8800 was before its time.

True!..I think there still in there keyboard phase..But lets see if they go back to concentrating on groove boxes.

A new Roland MV8000/8080 but not so freaking big!

Nice!..You should be good once you get used to the MPC workflow it should be a breeze.

No doubt fam!

Nice.

I like the way the MV sounds..It has a punch and a little bottom to it..Never heard the 101 in person.

Thanks fam!!

Yeah you can.

Yup!

Yeah I feel you on that!

Oh ok cool !

Yeah it got all that..You have to press shift then the mastering button and scroll to what you need..On this unit the shift key has 100 different applications Lmao!

The sound library is dope on the Verselab..As long as you dont mind pressing that shift key 100 times to navigate on the unit the Verselab is pretty nice...But Maschine is awesome..So you might have everything you need already.

Wow you got an original 909!..They cost a fortune right now.

@@DyReckProductions Street pharmaceutical's and a job at IBM helped pay for that and school classes in Manhattan 🤣 The 909 was a sick machine before I got the MPC 60

@@Thomas_Swift NYC!! Word up!!

Oh ok..got to check that out.

Yeah the MPC hasn't had a real signature sound since the 5000..The last of the old hardware line before they went on there controller phase..The current line doesn't sound bad..It actually sounds like everything else out in computer world..But folks miss those old hardware MPC boxes with that unique punch to there sound.

@@DyReckProductions No, folk need to learn how add their own unique punch & not let the box fight for them.

@@Noise-Conductor Yeah ..Alot of people are not into tweaking and want things to sound great out the box..I don't mind tweaking as long as its a good experience..Some of these machines make manipulating sounds so difficult lol.

@DyReck Productions Some gear is hard to use. Some users are lazy & lack imagination. 😔 There are too many small mended artists with big egos.

@@Noise-Conductor I feel you.

Lmao!!!

Saturday Night Fever dancefloor.

Yup the Verse lab is weird..It has everything you need..But everything is unorganized and scattered all over the place lol.

I can help.

Oh wow!..How do you import all the sounds in the MV1 to another machine?

Whats up fam!!

Lol!! Thanks bro!!

The 707 is nice!

It makes it a lil easier navigating through different clips, the mixer and the effects sections..But the specific places I went to on the video you still have to do on the hardware.

Yeah your right Premier seems to love that Renaissance!

how much did you pay?

Yeah..In a weird way I dig jumping around on the unit Lmao!

Thanks fam!!

@@DyReckProductions allatime!

I was gonna get the SP16 or the Verselab..I went with the Verselab cause access to mores sounds if needed through the Zencore.

Yeah I caught that..I was crying laughing lol.

Lmao!

Lol I feel you..The navigation on this is crazy..Its like they just threw it together lol..I like the sounds and the manual feel of it but the navigation is bugged lol.

To Pad mute in a "drumkit track" hold down the button assigned as drumkit and lightly tap the pad you want to mute. The pad will highlight itself. To unmute pad do the opposite.

@@mtproductionshomestudio2622 yeah, i know, bit i mean in the arranger/song section. I can try again but i didn't think you could do that per part in the arranger. Elektron song mode in the Syntakt lets you mute tracks per pattern.

@thegreatsiberianitch Haven't tried it with SONG mode only with SEQUENCE. If it does work, please share it.

@@thegreatsiberianitchit does work, just select your kit track and do the pad mute while your song is being recorded and it’ll print it that way. Wish it was able to be done without a workaround though

Lmao!..Word!

Yeah pretty much.

For exporting to a DAW it is actually pretty great.

@@kendallcurtis7863 I bought a Verselab in July. I’m going to start using it soon.

@@djgreenhornet2892 What it does do it does pretty well and better than many other more community-favored devices. But its workflow is undoubtedly a starting hurdle. Once muscle memory kicks in though, it's a non-issue. I think it is extremely undervalued for what it IS good at.

@@kendallcurtis7863 right. You have to use muscle memory once you got it and can navigate the small screen quick. I’m pulling it back out the weekend and start using it again. Last time I used it a learned how to sample.

I feel you on that.

Thanks bro!..Yeah I feel you it makes it feel like your on your ipod sometimes Lol.

I feel you.I think the Verselab caters to singers better with the plugins and how you can use the vocal track and all..You can do some of the stuff on the MPC but it wouldn't be as fluid.

@@DyReckProductions Also the autotune and harmony features on MPC One are more limited compared to MV-1. That was the selling point for me. Looking at the list of changeable parameters and seeing double the parameters. If you really can sing and only need autotune to help your voice sound perfect but not get in your way and make you sound like a robot, MV-1 over MPC any day. Autotune is best when it is barely doing anything at all, but doing it. Multiple parameters are necessary for that to be possible. MV-1 has them, MPC doesn't. You can compare them in the manuals, but also the sound of the vocals come out way better than the MPC.

@@kendallcurtis7863 Yup..Your right on that ..Lets see if akai put some new sound engines in there future MPCs.

I think so.

"I'm amazed you were able to find stock footage for the hands that matched up with the dialogue"..LMAO!!..I feel you on the cellphone parts..Dave Rossum was mentioning something about that.

Riding motorcycles been making you deaf mang

@@odrap3884 😄Nope. Ear plugs work very well when riding. Nice try though.

I think the Verselab sounds more punchier and bottom heavy.

Yeah there's a difference.

Yeah..The navigation takes getting use too..But once you do..Its cool..A real hands on joint.

That would be dope!

The MV1 is a lil more punchier n colorful..But if I was sampling some string instruments the MPC might work.

The Roland synth sounds are pretty nice.

That’s pretty cool. Can you chop samples using the iPad screen too?

Yeah you can effect the clips, mixer section and effects..Which is awesome!

@@visisydandthevoid No. The iPad app is more about increased immediacy of filter and effect changes and the levels, basic stuff. Working with samples is a huge pain on the MV-1 but the MV-1 can DO a lot with them. It's just painstaking to do whatever it is you're doing. The MV-1 is basically an awesome vocal tool (better than other Grooveboxes anyway) with a great sound engine (ROMpler) and an intuitive step sequencer. Everything that's on it is there, but super cumbersome. But ALL machines can eventually be learned, then it wouldn't be cumbersome at all. Imagine having to type the first time on a keyboard, but then see someone type 80 words per minute. It's pretty much that level of contrast of speed from early days with MV-1 versus once you spent a lot of time with it. Super powerful though without MC-707 pricing.

Alot of early hate for the MV1..But the updates made it good.

Lol!!

Yeah time signature is the MAJOR Achilles' heel on the MV-1. Menu diving can be learned to the point of not being a problem. The time signature limitations can not.

I think the Verselab is a lil fatter but It has the zencore engine.

I feel you.