Pic of the new set up

[Dj_just_jeff]

Just moved my MV to my buddies, He lives with his aunt and we all take care of her. Her husband died 2 years ago and, like i said, we all watch out for her ( and keep her bad habits from killing her). She is an ex hippie and knows more drum breaks than i do. She is very involved with St. Louis Community radio station KDHX (http://kdhx.org/) they stream live online peep it yall. She also has BDP on CASSETTE, we love HER! im rambling so just peep the photo homies!!!

[PHeMoX]

That's dope man. Very good that you guys are looking after your family like that. That's how it should be imho. Respect!

[springwater]

hows that Mv treating you? im bidding on one right now, ive watched a few videos and it seems like a pretty solid studio sampler that does almost everything, and that vga out is pretty sweet! how are the effects and the sequencing, and is choppin samples easy as 1,2,3?

[Dj_just_jeff]

It is its own beast. I am still learning on it. I am trying to be as fast on the mv as i am on my 404. Phemox is the master on it, you can prob pm him for more specific questions. I will be making a short vid on it. Maybe we can make a thread on all of our MV vids.

[springwater]

that be cool, havent found too many cool mv producers on the tube, just the same ol spit. i like "semantic noise" on his 404. i dont really dig nick the 1da beats, tho they are good but doesnt have the feel of original production. so i cant wait to check out some new mv vids, yo.
peece

[PHeMoX]

I still haven't started on making some proper MV vids and really should, but my music production tends to be less about true hip-hop and more a different style altogether. Not claiming it's anything unique or anything, but it might not be your cup of tea.

Either way, if anyone has some questions, I'll def be happy to answer them.

I think chopping is easy and fast. It's intuitive enough for it to be easy when it comes to skill, but you'll have to learn how to operate it just like you would with any other machine.