MFB Tanzmaus

The dance mouse drum computer is a new and further development of the MFB 503, offering five analog percussion instruments and two sample sections, each with access to 16 samples. In addition, one alternative sample can be programmed. It has a chaser programming and can store 64 patterns. The patterns can be concatenated via "chain", A/B lets you switch or alternate between A and B. Furthermore 16 different flames can be played. The step length is individually adjustable for each instrument, polyrhythms are now very easy. 32 steps, 16th or 16th/8th triplets are the basis for metrics, 15 different shuffle quantizations can be used globally. Four different accents are available per instrument. Five independent LFOs can be used to modulate bass drum, claps, tom, sample 1 and sample 2 in the pitch. The LFOs can be individually programmed using four waveforms per step.

The sound parameters can be recorded using step and real-time recording. The programming releases midi out and can also control other sound generators.

The drum machine can be synchronized via midi. In addition to a master volume, each instrument has its own volume control and can be muted. Five single outputs and one stereo output are available, the claps are in stereo. The compact housing is made of sheet steel.

Features:

• Bassdrum : Transient volume, decay time, noise volume, noise decay time, pitch, pitch, transient type, distortion, LFO
• Snare: Pitch, Noise Volume, Noise Decay Time, Decay Time, Transients
• Rimshot: -
• Claps: Filter, Reverb Decay Time, Intensity, Number and Patterns of Attacks, LFO
• Tom: decay time, pitch, transient type, volume, panorama, LFO
• Sample 1 (Alt) and 2 (Alt): decay time, settling time, tune, LFO
• Dimensions 200 x 140 x 40mm
• Power supply included in delivery

Specs:

• MIDI Inputs: 1 Port
• MIDI Outputs: 1 Port
• Type of sound generation: Analogue
• Type: Sampler
• Theme: Keyboard Instruments

Further links:

• Print View