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I did the same thing wit the MV-8000. I was 16 when i owned it & never knew how to use the damn thing. How really sad is that. I've owned alot of Roland products back a few years ago. I switched to digital because it's easier for me, then when i got the idea down it's much easier goin back to ...

lol. I'll tosss sum up on my myspace sumtime so people can dwnload sum samples.

Ohhhhh my uncle has the craziest selection on records. He seriously has every soul record ever made. Shyt is sick. Just need the right equipment to flip em on.

Thanks for the info bro. I'm pretty sure im gonna invest in the 555. The price alone brings samples to my ear. I figure you don't have as much space in a 555 vs. a 1000 or higher, but I got my MAC & although it mite take a lil bit of time poppin out the CF card & putting samples on then putting it ...

Thanks for the input fella's. The more info the better. Still' i think i want to attempt to use the 555 in replace of a MPC. (if that makes any sense).

YEA!! I went to my music store & they got the 555, it was really easy to navigate, thats why i like it so much, i dont want to have to re-learn everything if i get the MPC. It was super easy tho. You know what else I noticed on the 555 (or maybe its just me)? The quantizing is much, much better than ...

Holy hell we posted @ the same time & I got a lil' confused for a second there...Yea I know what you mean. It does matter 100% about the samples too. I see people on YOUTUBE all the time with a MPC & they think they're doin some BIG platinum track just because they got a MPC, & really its the most ...

I called Roland & he said the 555 was made to specifically trigger loops. It can sample & do things the MPC does, but the MPC is geard towards the sequencer, where you can make a song & just export it out. I think I just want the 555 cause it looks amazing & the PRICE is pretty damn good considering ...

I've been debating on whether to get SP-555 or MPC1000. I currently have the SP-404, but I played with that 555 & it's amazing!! But what's the "main" difference between the 555 & 1000? Besides the fact of the 555 is "DJ" based. I mainly need one for studio use. I don't know if I just want the 555 ...