bought it yesterday for only 849 euro, inclusive the v-producer program:
I like this machine very much!!!
Rating: 4 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Jun-12-022 at 09:56
TC
a part-time user
from u.k
writes:
I paid £549.00 for my VP including the producer pack four weeks back and have had no problems. Only draw back is the maximum 50/25 second sample time.
Have sampled loops at 90-135bpm re tuned and tempo matched, no problem. Have corrected vocal samples with pitch wheel, used backing's etc.
Its the best kit I have purchased for a long time, and my first time was in 1979 an SH09. Buy one today.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Sunday-May-12-022 at 11:18
djtommy
a professional user
from hk
writes:
use v-producer with vp-9000 is killer.i dont know why roland can make this great gear&software. v-producer only use midi trasmit audio to computer just 1 second.damm,fast my recycle 2.0 use scsi.great one.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Saturday-May-11-022 at 17:29
G. Di Caccacamo
a professional user
from Rome,IT
writes:
Hi,
Its still a pice of junk. I just took mine in for service on Feb 22. I can't even sell it for more than 500 . No one wants these because they are not reliable . You'll see ,eventually you will start getting freeze and lock-ups. UGGH . Not reccomended.
Rating: 1 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Feb-27-022 at 06:01
Lenny
a professional user
from Detroit
writes:
The vp9000 is a kick butt phrase sampler. You can get it now for about $1000.00 (I hear it is discontinued) and if you contact Roland with your receipt of purchase they will give you the amazing v-producer software for FREE.
Rating: 5 out of 5
posted Wednesday-Feb-27-022 at 02:47
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