Hi, Im so tired about logic, cubase, and
other software sequencers.
And i Want HARDWARE
Is Roland Mc50 mkII the real solution for me?

Thanks in advance

If you dont have a decent built-in sequencer
and you find computers "cumbersome" as I have
it may be a good Idea. finding your style of
working is prime. Many still swear by their
Alesis MT. I use the seq. in my ASR-10. There are "better" ones, but, it fits my style of working because it limits my choices
thus freeing me to get on with creating music. Best of luck in your quest!

I have the Roland MC500 MKII (the older version of the MC50 MKII). I just ordered the MC80 (the newest Roland hardware sequencer based on the MC50 MKII.)

I have been very satisfied with Roland hardware sequencer products. I think they could use some work on making their manuals more user friendly. I've called Roland support for questions concerning my sequencer and they've been pretty helpful.

If your satisfied that you can get your music on 8 tracks (most software sequencers give you at least twice as many tracks) I think you'd like the MC50 MKII.

On thing I noticed is that I get more done with my hardware sequencer than with software-based sequencers running on a PC. It's much faster for me to push the buttons than position a mouse and click (sometimes more than one time) to accomplish the same thing.