reading material

[Dj_just_jeff]

hey guys, do you have any recomendations for mv manuals besises the three from roland. They seem to leave some things out, possibly it is lost in translation. I dont want to bug to 2 of you who are on here more than anyone, (phe, olby). I have some peeps who constantly ask me how to sample on the 303 on my youtube site. I have only had my mv for 3 weeks but i have gone through the manny and still have questions. Do you guys know of another resource or something like a dvd i've seen on ebay? Im not sure that i trust dudes on ebay putting out advice. Any advice on this would be helpful.

P.S. I get better day to day I just have some workflow questions mostly, that and the mpc 16 levels on the mv.

Thankx guys!

[PHeMoX]

There's many more than the 3 printed manuals actually, if you count the Work Shops too.

Check this out:

http://mvnation.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=8903

That should keep you busy for a while , but really you can ask whatever you want. The neat thing of people asking questions, is that I myself usually learn a bit from answering them as well.

I might know my way around the MV now, but I am certainly no master yet.

Do you guys know of another resource or something like a dvd i've seen on ebay?

Yes, but there's only an MV8000 DVD of some value out there. It's mostly just saying what the manual does though, so don't expect work-arounds or tricks or even more advanced usage (midi related stuff), as it has nothing of that. ( http://www.proaudiodvds.com/product-p/mv-8000.htm )