The MFB-503 is a drum-computer that offers five editable instruments. Bass Drum, Snare Drum and Toms work fully analogue while Cymbal and Hihat each rely on two sampled waveforms. All instrument’s editable parameters are stored within a respective pattern. In addition, the MFB-503 offers 90 memory locations for user-defined drum-kits. Up to 90 programmable patterns are also available, with a length of one or two bars each. Finally, these patterns can be chained to form up to 90 songs.

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FAQs

What type of sounds can the MFB-503 Drumcomputer produce?

The MFB-503 Drumcomputer is known for producing punchy, analog drum sounds, including kicks, snares, hi-hats, and toms, suitable for electronic music genres like techno and house.

Is the MFB-503 Drumcomputer compatible with other MIDI devices?

Yes, the MFB-503 features a MIDI input, allowing it to be integrated and synchronized with other MIDI-compatible gear in your setup.

How many voices of polyphony does the MFB-503 Drumcomputer have?

The MFB-503 Drumcomputer offers 5-voice polyphony, enabling it to play multiple drum sounds simultaneously for more complex rhythms.

Can the MFB-503 Drumcomputer be used in live performances?

Yes, the MFB-503 is designed for both studio and live performance settings, offering robust analog sound and MIDI capabilities for dynamic live sets.

What makes the MFB-503 Drumcomputer unique compared to other drum machines?

The MFB-503 stands out with its hybrid analog/digital design, providing authentic analog drum sounds while offering digital control for precision and flexibility.