Verselab MV-1 from Roland may look like a groovebox but it has a more ambitious goal – to be an easy to use hardware replacement for your computer, audio interface and DAW software. It’s goal is to let you create full songs, including multiple vocal layers, not just chain patterns.
In this video I take a look at what MV-1 can do, including a breakdown of how a full track was created with it, along with pros and cons compared to competing products in the market:
TIMELINE:
0:00 Intro
1:45 Overview
8:15 Connectivity
9:20 Building a song
12:40 Arranging vocals
14:00 Vocal processing
16:25 Kit & track plan
18:00 Sound design
19:55 Kit design
20:55 Sampling
21:45 Editing samples
22:45 Looper tracks
24:15 Step sequencing
25:40 Live sequencing
26:35 Automation
27:30 Effects
30:30 Zenbeats
31:10 Quick tips
33:40 Pros & cons
38:55 Full track mixdown
Thanks a lot. Was about to ask if you were going to cover this. Needed it. Helps!
Where can I get the Oscilloscope and analyzer in the Micro Brute Video? They look too cool
Hi, I use MOscilloscope and MAnalyzer by a company called Melda – they’re free with some limitations in the MFreeFXBundle. Occasionaly I’ll use scopes by VCV
This looks a great box for tracks on the go.. Currently I have an OP-1 for that reason but I haven’t really progressed past making short quirky loops with it… I already have Force for my studio so I am not sure where this will slot in?