all the family: MVs, 303s,404s etc : )

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all the video is great concernign MV, but guys, go to that exact minute 1h13:40 circa : ) (anyway i copied the link at some seconds before sorry)
https://youtu.be/lPJyoyLwb6I?t=4399
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"madlibs"
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chachoschavela wrote:"madlibs"
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Madlibs lol,Thanks for sharing,brings me back to all you need is a SP :D
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Oh yeah I saw this a few months back. Amazing how Mike saw the new MV and said it was underwhelming compared to the original MVs. Too bad it got canned, I think that would've been perfect for me, oh well.

Funny, I never used the MV timestretch. I just pitch tune the sample for speed and use Pitch Shift fx to restore its sound. Something I hinted at Roland many times to get rid of the lousy timestretch on the SPs and instead use pitch-tuning and then we can use Pitch Shift if we need it like a timestretch.
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LORD BEATJITZU wrote:Madlibs lol,Thanks for sharing,brings me back to all you need is a SP :D
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Ill Green wrote: Funny, I never used the MV timestretch. I just pitch tune the sample for speed and use Pitch Shift fx to restore its sound. Something I hinted at Roland many times to get rid of the lousy timestretch on the SPs and instead use pitch-tuning and then we can use Pitch Shift if we need it like a timestretch.
yes, i know Ill, man...frankly, i use to to do that on the mc909, too bad no one (roland, akai, whoever) thinks about it...you have a big fader with timestretch+pitch at same time, (or separated) in the machine...
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