Roland MV8800

The Roland MV-8800 is a complete production solution that will take you from beat creation and multitrack recording to mixing, mastering and CD burning. Legendary Roland instrument and effects models onboard, including TR-808, TR-909, SRV reverb, SDD-320 Chorus, SBF-325 Flanger, Boss BF-2 and HF-2, and RE-201 Space Echo. The MV-8800 comes with a world-class sound library pre-installed on the internal hard drive. Navigation is a breeze thanks to Roland's color LCD with icon-oriented interface. Realtime control of audio pitch and time, groove quantize, and pattern/song arrangements make the MV-8800 great for both studio and stage. Complete with 3 MIDI ports (IN x 1, OUT x 2). Accepts external VGA monitor (optional) and optical mouse.

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Roland
• Sampler
• Sam Ash
• Drum Machine
• Recorder
• Electronic Drums
• MPC
• Akai MPC
• Digital Studio

[1kobe4]

is possible for me to use my laptop mouse to control the VGA display from my laptop or do i have to use the mouse that came with the MV 8800??

[FollowThisDream]

I don't like software because it becomes obsolete and has no future value the way a hardware synthesizer does. Unless you are willing to hang onto the original computer equipment, the chances of the newer computers, say 15 years from now, playing well, or at all, these software synths and programs are rather slim, or at best going to be extremely buggy. Long live hardware synths.

[JockRonayne]

When you actually listen to what he is saying and watch what he is doing, you can't help but wonder if you are using hardware or software with a dedicated (and absurdly heavy) midi controller. Lacks the workflow of the MPCs (which IMHO actually feel like you are playing a hardware musical instrument) and simply does not integrate as a software option as well as Maschine.

[TheReasonableLogic]

You can't compare any mpc to this, it's plain redundant.

[erapozo05]

i want 1 hook it up and i'll make beats videos promoting it

[acero2848]

incredible