jahrome said:
http://www.mvnation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?f=22&t=2085
That was just one of my MV Nation posts when it was my main sampler and the MPC 3000 was my sequencer.
Hahaha, dude stop making yourself look ridiculous. It's obvious that thread doesn't prove anything. Zero, nada proof... so get real man.
As for your feature list, there's a bunch of things that is very possible on the MV already. In some cases I'm not even talking about work-arounds.
Jahrome's Feature request list:
1. Instrument/Keygroup programs
-Already in there, but as you're not very specific here I'm not sure what you mean.
2. Insert effects/dynamics in the recording/sampling menu
-Using plug-ins and so on really expands the effects options of the MV a lot. Look into it man.
3. DAW-style Mixer Channel Strip
-There is a good mixer in the MV; including standard channel strips.
4. Independent Loop settings for each track
-What you need that for? Just chop it up, do whatever you want with it. I surely don't need independent loop settings for each track.
8. JJ style Sample Chopping w/ scrolling cursor
-Not sure what you mean with JJ style sample chopping, as there's a whole bunch of sample chopping options in there, but the scrolling cursor is coming. Don't ask me when as it was promised a long time ago already. Still waiting for that, but it's not like it's 100% needed, it would only make things slightly more comfortable.
9. Improved preview function: synth patches and imported hard disk tracks
- I hear you on this one, but the preview function ain't that bad when you make sure you KNOW your sample database. In the end it's not taking that much time.
10. Add reverse and alternating as loop options
-Obviously already in there when it comes to samples; good thing you can bounce entire songs and loops to a new wav file. Import those back in again and get crazy creative. Don't forget the whole phrase sampling part of the MV either, it has tons of options in there. Tiny fraction of what's possible viewable here; (
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0MK8I5CIjqY&NR=1 )
You see, there's a whole bunch of power inside the MV... if you know how to handle it properly. There have been things and questions of you all around the net proving you never ever owned an MV. That's fine with me, heck I don't care at all. But if you're truly interested in the differences, then stop pretending and do yo research.
I have learned the best way to do research is doing research first hand. There's more the MV can do that the MPC5K can't, but I don't want you to take my words for granted, just dig into it yourself! You said you got plenty of money, so.. just go ahead and buy it. Buy it secondhand if you've got doubts, these machines still sell for great money if you ever want to get rid of it anyways.