Roland VERSELAB MV-1 | How to Make a Beat With The Roland VERSELAB

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You make the music, I'll do the mixing.

The new Roland VERSELAB MV-1 is a full recording studio that works without a DAW. You can make beats, record and mix vocals, and even master your song all in the standalone, portable device. Learn how I use the VERSELAB for a full song. This is Part 1 where I show the process to make a beat. Part 2 will show how to record vocals.

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[newphilmz]

I seen one for sale, but I wanted to do some research before getting one. I don't know why people are complaining about the workflow. This looked super simple

[MamaMilkBubbles]

I thought I'd need a phD to try to figure out how to make music. This makes life so much easier. Thank you for sharing.

[forgottencameras]

This is one of the few tutorials that doesn't assume I've been playing with these kinds of devices for ages already, and I feel a lot more like I can kinda get something moving on it now instead of just kinda poking at it and making it make noises. Thank you!

[Jesoteric]

It’s funny how many people are griping about how difficult they think that mv-1 is, you’ve never used a drum machine before? It’s not complicated at all, all hardware requires a learning curve your not going to pick it up and instantly be a expert, learn your instrument, and you don’t need a damn big touchscreen to make beats, get that out of your heads, you make music with your ears not your eyes, great informative video by the way, love your enthusiasm

[arizonakingsentertainment]

Bruh all yo videos are really helpful I’ma artist and always loved beats. This is definitely making me want to start making my own beats and being more well rounded appreciate you bro 💯

[SILKYWAYZTV]

Man, "Thanks!" Thanks to you I am moving forward! That smile you gave after putting in the high hat, says it all! (6:14) Thanks again!

[HurveyJones]

Nicely done!! I know I seen this workflow before, this is the Akai workflow, and I love it!!

[sinwithsebastian]

any tactic how to make favorites sounds collections - like all Basses (including the exoapnsions installed)?

[ronaldlundbohm]

Thank you Wayne This was well explained This is a monster of a machine

[jayl]

you’re so underrated & underappreciated. truly thank you so much, your videos have helped me tremendously 🤍🌛

[joemarortiz]

I make the beat in Fl studio. Thats what i understand best. Everybody has their style. then bounce out to pro tools. Im studying mastering now. Keep it up ill watch em all .

[pfatalbert]

Great video. Dope beat. Super easy to follow. Might move MV1 to the top of the list

[EricMooreGuitar]

This is an amazing tutorial video! Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!

[lilseizure]

When recording should I record with auto tune on my vocals or should I add auto tune after I record vocals

[kingcrimez]

I can’t wait to order mine in the morning

[ultimatestreamz-tv]

Man your on it brah keep up the great work I will be Reaching out

[wolfgangwollschlager]

Dear Wayne, please put again your wonderful mv 1 tutorial about the voicings. Thank you so much.

[danjo]

Which is better for producing professional sounding hits, the Roland MV1 or the Akai MPC One?

[gordito]

Truly thinking of buying this.. thanks

[jayneural]

Thanks for the overview man !
Regarding vocal tracks, can you really layer them or is it comping where you have only 1 track playing simultaneously ?
Could we use it to record both vocals and an analog instruments and layer them at will ? A bit like clips on the Maschine+ ?