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It saw videos on YouTube a thought this was a bad idea to lease this. Now it’s the best investment in my hip hop career I’ve made this unit is absolutely incredible buy one before people realize! The buttons do everything I watched a bunch of tutorials and read parts of the manual now it’s about getting batter! I haven’t even recorded vocals yet must fun in years!

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Roland has been a staple in my studio since 1990, with my first Roland product being a DR 550. Later being a DR 660 ,Mc 50, DJ 70 and the list goes on.They have always found a different way of getting the job done.For those who know Roland and their history, this has hints of natalga written all over it.The TR 808 colors intro, Hints of the S-70 sampling engine. New projects default at 70 tempo. The styles button whispers at the Akai MPC. Over all really replacing my MV 8000. The proclaimed Mpc killer from 2003-4.Learning curve is frustrating as the Mv 8000, but that's typical Roland. Sampling editing is limited start and end points are slow motion.Update needed. Old sounds are definitely low fi.But after you learn it, it's Gold as the color of the Versalab is printed in.It's the most beautiful gear in my studio.Don't miss this one. Grab it while it's available.

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I don't want to bore you with all the things you can watch on you tube, but I want to capture your attention for someone that has had this for 24 hours.First of all, I came from Novation Products. Novation MK3, Novation Circuit Tracks, and Novation LaunchKey MK3. So I've used groove boxes before. But this Roland Verselab MV-1 is in a class all by itself! Ok. I'm used to using sequencing because of the Circuit Tracks, but to be able to sing, and modify your voice?? I'm not trying to make any songs yet, I just want to get used to the commands, and yes I made a song already. I haven't gone into song mode with it, because it was an accident. I was playing around with all the three thousand sounds, and used reverb, and delay, and panning, and effects. Do I need to go on?I haven't even read the manual yet, just watched the Roland Youtube video.The only limitations the Roland Verselab MV-1 has is......... your creative juices!!Get it, get inspired, and make some fire!Also I went mobile and used a battery pack with it, and a microphone!! haha

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