glide wrote:u always bring the coolest stuff ikke.. great video! hope you never sell the MP
well they guy defentaly knew how to make a beat,
if time is money, I asume he's doing quite well,
I was impressed..
of corse it stiff and messey ..but he he's doing it live..
I assume he utalizes swing and TC off in the studio and creates wicked tracks!
...btw I think the keyboard is a black waldorf Micro Q ..
Oh well..

I must be a cool guy then..
No seriously.. My MPC is allready on the used market for sale. After watching them MV videos on Rolandus.com and reading thru posts on the mvnation.com, I clearly made up my mind! I want an MV-8000!!

Yammmmmmiee

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What Jeremy Ellis does on his 2000xl, is perfectly "do-able" with an MPC60 (wich has the best butter-ish pads ever btw).
When I can play and have some rhythms myself, Ill cop the 60 back. First I gonna make and learn to make music on the MV, without use of a computer. The MV with the VGA board is perfect for me. I then need no Nuendo or Cubase to co-midi sequence with my MV or MPC. The MV does it all. And that way I can cop a 002 and use Pro tools only for tracking audio (because pro tools hasnt got as plesant MIDI sequence features as Nuendo, MV-8000).
I see my setup like this (within some time):
MV-8000 + VGA board and flat screen
Digi 002 (the faderbox thingie) with PTLE 6.7
iMac G5
S-5000 with USB board
Virus Indigo I
MPC60 with OS 2
Yet, I havent got one of those, I know for sure it would be perfect!

The only thing Im not quite sure of is the sound of the MV.. The MPC4000 has a wonderfull sound!

But I can always go for a Z4/8. Best of both worlds I guess..