Hier een verklaring van een Nederlander die de MV8000 heeft getest en die een MPC4000 heeft. (mpc-forums.com)
Mohammed:
"Ive checked the MV8000 and it hurts
Auch ive checked the mv8k at a friends house, and i got to tell, the MV is away ahead of the mpc4k concerning midi-implementation and the quality of the user interface.
Its got autochop so it cuts samples on db like recycle, and autoasigns the samples to the pads so you wont have to waste time going to pad assign. Editting velocity and note duration is way faster, and there is totaly no sign of any screenredraw problems or what so ever.
Also the audiotracks in the MV are so easy, you can just loop a certain track, and press mixdown,, an there it is,,, you have an audiotrack of a sample (without having to resample and stuff).
And the effects will blow you away, they sound great at least 2300 times better then the mpc, its got eq for each track (instead of having to use it in one of 4 effect sends).
The pads feel much more solid, and the midi implementation is more efficient.
It was a realy painfull experience for me to play around with the mv8000 and see that the mv already got audition from hd, no padstuttering, no slow screen redraw problems etc.
Bothom line is: Its possible to EQ, use good effects, and make a total mixdown of a song(compression finalising) and make it sound realy good without any other tools. The mpc4k cant do this, the fx implementation is way to poor, and its not possible to equalise different tracks or sounds without using the fxbusses. OS1.6 better be good if akai want to keep up with the competition"
