Sharing its sounds and specs with the Mo’Phatt, the MP-7 has 128 voices of polyphony like the Turbo Phatt. It ships with one 32 MB ROM soundset, called “Pure Phatt” and it is full of brand new and classic Hip Hop type sounds, from basses and synths to drum kits, scratches, vinyl effects and more! The MP-7 has 3 additional slots for adding more, up to 128 MB, of E-mu’s 32 MB ROM soundsets from E-mu’s family of genre based sound modules, keyboards, and desktop groove machines.

What sets the MP-7 (and the XL-7 Techno/Dance version as well) apart from its sound-module and keyboard versions is its built-in MPC-style sequencer. If you find the rack-mount sound modules too constricting to work with, and don’t have room for another 61-note keyboard, the desktop sequencing all-in-one Command Station may be what you need. There are 13 large velocity and aftertouch sensitive pads which can be used to play notes, chords or drop in drum sounds. Sequences can be recorded in real-time, step input, or grid-styled classic TR drum-machine style programming. Patterns can be up to 32 bars long each, there is quantization, overdubbing features, and synth parameters can be automated in pattern and song modes. There are 16 front panel real-time controllers for automating parameters in your tracks, or just for easy hands-on access to programming your sounds. Mute/Enable Track buttons allow you to add or remove patterns on the fly. The sequencer has full-blown MIDI implementation as well, supporting up to 32 MIDI channels. Use the MP-7 as a sound module or sync it up to other MIDI equipment. You can control its built-in sounds and external devices simultaneously! Many rhythmic synth parameters (LFO, envelopes) are Tempo/MIDI syncable too. There’s even a cool real-time assignable touch strip ribbon controller. Unfortunately, the sequencer stores up to 1024 patterns and 512 songs.

Other great features it shares with its sister sound modules and keyboard versions include 32 simultaneously available arpeggiators with all the basic patterns plus up to 300 preset and user patterns! Two effects processors offer up the standard batch of reverb, delay, chorus, flange and distortion, and there are also digital 12 pole resonant filters. There are six outputs and a digital S/PDIF output, USB port, and a new BNC 12V lamp socket for lighting up the unit while using it on stage or alongside the DJ’s turntables! On the stage or in the studio, Mo’Phatt has been the professional’s choice for Hip Hop sounds and beats. Now the MP-7 gives musicians and DJs alike an MPC-style take on working with the proven sounds of E-mu’s genre based Urban synths!

Current E-mu sound modules ship with one 32 MB sound-set each, but are expandable up to 128 MB via three additional slots for 32 MB expansion cards.

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Instruments Used:
Jomox xbase888, Elektron Machinedrum, DSI Mopho, Future Retro Revolution, Future Retro Orb, Virus T1 Snow

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Instruments Used:
Jomox xbase888, Elektron Machinedrum, DSI Mopho, Future Retro Revolution, Future Retro Orb, Virus T1 Snow, Waldorf Blofeld, Kaoos Pad KP3, Korg ES-1, Korg MS2000R

Instruments Used:
Jomox xbase888, Elektron Machinedrum, DSI Mopho, Future Retro Revolution, Future Retro Orb, Virus T1 Snow, Waldorf Blofeld, Kaoos Pad KP3