mr_debauch wrote:I have to say the mv8000 even though I dont actually regret it. The thing was after I got it I sold my 2000xl partially so it would kind of force me to learn the new machine (at the time) and I wouldn't be able to take the easy way out and sneak back on the XL... haha anyways the regret is actually not buying the MV because it is superior to the XL but selling the XL is certainly a regret. I loved the set of features and the fact that every thing it did... it did well every time. It was solid, the pads were no joke, and it was the best thing to have on a little table by the record shelf just for sitting there and listening and chopping tunes. Such a simple machine with a specific purpose that just strips the idea of making a beat down to it's core... no effects, no mixing, no pluggins or vsts... nothing. Just record the sample, and that is that. I miss the simplicity and regret selling it.
oh and edit:
also I cant submit a beat for the new mixtape now too cause of selling the damn thing.
Pretty much exactly the same for me with the MV8800.
The feature set was so in depth compared to what i was used to, i felt i HAD to use it to its full potential to prove its worth. My work flow just died.
Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication....
