I'm not one to easily leave comments. However, your video presented the nail in the coffin for me as to why I'm buying two for my sons (7 & 9) for Xmas 2022. Your historical knowledge on the subject matter helped me to understand as a purchasing dad the past, the present, and the beyond. Your video length was perfect, and the video flowed in a highly professional manner. Please keep the videos coming on this product. I've already liked, subscribed, and rang that bell. Thank you, sir.
I left my 10 year old nephew with it & showed him how to Record, Stop, & undo in TR Step Rec Mode & when i came back he had learned to “Sequence “ 4 trax. Yea it was no masterpiece but…….He caught on quickly
@@bbingtube Nah, I was serious as she was when she found out. I had to promise to never do that again, and I agreed. Sounds funny, but is the real deal.
Just got mines about 2 wks ago, and I’m lovin it! Yes the focused workflow is a big plus compared to other units. I Lov the sounds and being able to load samples. I haven’t connected to a iPad yet, but you got me pondering 🤔 it! Keep the cool videos comin. You got my subb here to support 👊🏾
My mv9000k wishlist would be a more flexible pianoroll, ala fl studio, v synth like sample capabilities (more variphrase magic) with updated timestretch algos, a dual osc acb synth, and a zencore section. Toss in a modern ssd and class compliant usb standard/ daw integration and you got a very superior product
@@bbingtube i got the mpc live now but i dont really like it. Looking to replace it with either the roland mc 707 or the maschine+. If i didnt have the mv8800 i would be looking at the akai force as well
It takes a bit to learn honestly. I've had it a long time, and I'm still learning all of its tricks. I've barely touched the vocal part yet. Don't take this to mean I don't like it. I love it. I think it's pretty wonderful. Recently, I had occasion to play with the track effects. You can do one effect per track per clip (a clip is a 1-8 bar segment), which is pretty cool. This is separate from any master effects.
Peace fam that was me who asked the question in the forum because I love the MV 8000/8800 series been rocking with them since they first dropped even replaced them for my SP1200 & MPC 3000 . My only issue with them is the loading time and sound library update other than that them joints are a beast but this new MV 1 has me wondering about adding it to the family or replacing it in place of my 8800 .
The MV8000/8000 with 3.5 OS are way too powerful & brings some things to the table the VerseIab can't replace , that being said, I love to collab with folks outside my home studio set up (but i wanna have my MV SOUND & since the MV 8000 is TOO big to be moving around I convert 'patterns" into WAV from songs in the MV 8000 & either transfer them to an SD card or sample them into the "LOOPER" TRACKS on the MV 1 Verselab . This way not only do I have The Zencore set-up but I've got Samples/Loops from the OG MV's & the MFX onboard the MV-1 for further processing using the 98 new MFX!! Video on those applications coming soon.
I’m french. My Englosh is not perfect. I believe I will buy the MV1 … You are right with a tablet is better … nobody don’t talk about it … and The workflow is very nice 😮 for a novice is very easy to learn …
Hi, your videos are great, especially how you know about other MV models. You've seen the progression, and have a great perspective. you know MV how I know final fantasy. And the MV-1 is like FF13. SUper user friendly a true evolution from all previous itterations, and perfect to get new users into the ecosystem. Even tho both were initially perceived as weak entries for their time, will go down as classics with the new users. Do you record your youtube commentary with the verselab?
Hello, I need your help. I have created some tracks on MV-1 however they sound low after doing a full down mix. Even if I increase sections volume 127 max, the tracks still sounds low. Is there a master volume for the whole MV-1?
Wassup Shades!! I actually watched/learned from your video on the 130 bpm pattern. A quick study on the TR stlye Step Rec. Nice. Thanx for watching bro
