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Unlock your creative potential with the MFB Urzwerg Pro Advanced Step Sequencer, a versatile tool designed for musicians and DJs seeking precision and flexibility in their audio production. This sequencer is a powerhouse, offering up to 32 steps per sequence, and allows you to create complex patterns with ease. Whether you're in the studio or on stage, the Urzwerg Pro offers intuitive control over your music, featuring four separate CV/Gate tracks to interface with a wide range of analog synthesizers and drum machines.

The Urzwerg Pro is not just about functionality; it's also about enhancing your workflow. With a user-friendly interface, it allows you to easily access various sequence settings and modifications. The unit boasts a range of connectivity options, including MIDI In/Out and Sync, ensuring seamless integration with other gear in your setup. This makes it an indispensable tool for live performances and studio sessions alike.

Built with musicians in mind, the MFB Urzwerg Pro combines reliability with a touch of innovation, making it a must-have for anyone serious about their craft. Its robust construction ensures durability, while the clear LED indicators provide immediate feedback, keeping you in control of your music production environment.

Key Features:

  • Up to 32 steps per sequence for intricate pattern creation
  • Four separate CV/Gate tracks for interfacing with analog gear
  • MIDI In/Out and Sync for seamless connectivity
  • User-friendly interface with clear LED indicators
  • Robust construction suitable for live and studio use
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See how Boys Noize uses MFB Urzwerg Pro Advanced Step Sequencer

Boys Noize

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Dog Blood

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"For me this is the easiest solution to get a sequence because you can also have four different CVs all doing a different sequence at the same time. I think you can have one CV with 32 steps, two with 16, and I think if you go four CVs then it's just four or eight steps left. it works fine for me. It's also synced to the drum machine."

See how Gregor Tresher uses MFB Urzwerg Pro Advanced Step Sequencer

Gregor Tresher

Composer, Music Producer

Gregor Tresher & Guy Gerber

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This little, easy-to-use sequencer has been an integral part of my production for the last year. Ever since I bought it it really changed my way of composing. It’s the most important machine in my Cocoon and Drumcode releases last year, on which I sequenced the main synth lines with it. I basically record hours of variations while tweaking it live and then edit the best parts.

See how Stefan Goldmann uses MFB Urzwerg Pro Advanced Step Sequencer

Stefan Goldmann

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In a studio performance video on Instagram by Bleep, Stefan Goldmann uses the MFB Urzwerg Pro Advanced Step Sequencer, visible beneath the Eurorack setup.

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