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mv8000 service notes - download here **YAY** !!! Thanks to by JUKE179r » Fri Jun 05, 2015 6:44 pm **FOR THE PDF ~ SERVICE NOTES: MV-8000 & MV8-OP1_SN - NOV.2003 ** Manual - MV-8000 SM MV8-OP1.pdf THANK YOU VERY MUCH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :) Hey guys! Can someone re-upload it please? Thanks! Here you...

conecthink wrote:I dont think you can kill a piece of kit like this....its like kiling a piano with a keyboard

THIS!

Vondragonnoggin wrote:I have a standard template for new projects I setup that has tracks ready for the ten synths I run off the mv8800. Loads quickly. Just do a save as with a new name and template always there for a new project.

Same here!

tjleetop wrote:How much for the OP1?

Your soul...

Rest in Power, Ikataro!

JUKE179r wrote:Just to add... I got no help from Roland US on buying these slide pots from them.

FWIW, Roland Germany was able to supply me with 10 of these the other day.

A hardware sampler that is build by a greedy company that uses crappy components and shits on their users has no value for me. That´s why I stick with my MVs! I don´t need a new & shiny toy... YMMV EDIT: And if that new "MPC" still has no sophisticated swing functions like the MV does ...

Are you fvcking kidding us?

Nukai is a joke and so is the "MPC" X...

Do your research and you´ll find out why you shouldn´t be dealing with scum companies like Nukai!

Oh and here is their quote "Please note, parts requiring internal access to the product are not available to consumers and must be installed by an authorized service center." Can´t confirm, I was able to get parts from Roland Germany. Some of them needed soldering in...never had a problem...

Weird indeed.

Perhaps bad RAM or a dying harddrive is causing these issues..?

The fact that it´s working in a new project could mean your old project got corrupted somehow...that´s why I thought about a bad harddrive...

Does it also happen with the monitor and mouse disconnected?

Is your vga expansion original or one of these selfmade ones?

Unfortunately only from the part where the sliders are. Let me know if that would help and I´ll upload it here!

I don't use audio tracks but I think this is not possible...at least not without workarounds.

Maybe someone with more experience regarding audio tracks can chime in...

The original sliders were made by Panasonic. What makes them special is the pin layout. Like I said, I wasn't able to source them for a price that's cheaper than the ones from Roland directly. I saw them on alibaba and some other sites...in some cases for ridiculous prices!