Roland MC-707
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| Roland MC-707 sampling groovebox | |
|---|---|
| File:Roland MC-707 photo 2022-01-06.jpg | |
| Manufacturer | Roland |
| Dates | 2019–present |
| Price | £789 UK, $999 US |
| Technical specifications | |
| Polyphony | 128 voices (varies according to the sound generator load)[1] |
| Oscillator | Yes |
| LFO | Yes |
| Synthesis type | sampler (rompler) |
| Filter | Yes |
| Effects | reverb–delay, chorus–flanger |
| Input/output | |
| Keyboard | No |
| External control | MIDI in/out, USB |
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The Roland MC-707 Sampling Groovebox (or Beat Production Workstation) combines the features of a synthesizer, sequencer, sampler and Loop System, with control of the sound engine and the sequencing flow.
It was released by Roland Corporation on September 5, 2019[2] . It is the direct successor to the Roland MC-808.
Sound generation[edit]
The MC-707 has a ROM-based sound generator and looper. Roland's literature states that the MC-707 uses ZEN-Core synthesis with 128 voices (varies according to the sound generator load). It also includes a looper with 8 voices(varies according to the available number of Looper track). This provides 128-Voice Synthesizer Module. The built-in sounds are drawn from the TR-808, TR-909, TB-303, Juno-106, SH-101, and PCM Sounds. The number of Preset Tones is 3,000 (or greater) and 80 (or greater) Preset Drum Kits.
Sequencer[edit]
The MC-707's sequencer is based on pattern composition. Each pattern has 8 tracks and can have up to 999 measures (bars).
Features[edit]
The MC-707 includes features for composition. These include:
- Sound generator with 128 [[Musical note|note] polyphony including ZEN-Core Drum Tones/Kits
- 8-track sequencer+Tempo/Mute Ctrl Track
- SDHC card to store audio and midi files and backup
- Effects generator: Track Multi-Effects: 90 types, Track EQ, Chorus/Delay: 9 types, Reverb: 7 types, Master Effects: 90 types, Master Compressor, Master EQ
- USB port for MIDI and transfer of data
- Line In with selectable sources (line in, mic) for sampling, re-sampling
- 16 velocity sensitive Performance Pads
- 64-step TR-REC Sequencer, 8-track, 16 clips per track
- Phrase sample slots with a maximum of 62 seconds of time available across a project.
- 8 Voice looper with Time Stretch and Pitch Shift
- Support for 60 second loops per track in format: WAV 44.1kHz ／ 16bit、24bit、32bit、32bit float (MONO, STEREO)
- 8 filter Knobs
- 8 Mod Knobs
- 8 FX Knobs
Comparison to the MC-101[edit]
Both the MC-101 and the MC-707 have the same core sound engine with around 3600 synth presets and over 600 drum samples and dozens of kits, but the 101 gives you more limited access to changing that sound engine's parameters and creating your own presets. [3]
References[edit]
- ↑ "Roland MC-707". Roland. October 2020. Archived from the original on 26 October 2020.
- ↑ "ROLAND INTRODUCES MC-707 AND MC-101 GROOVEBOXES". Roland. September 2019.
- ↑ "Roland MC-101 vs. MC-707". Synthtopia. September 2019.
External links[edit]
- MC-707 OWNER'S MANUAL
- Sound On Sound Roland MC-101 & MC-707
- Music Tech Review: Roland MC-707
- Sonic Lab MC-707 Groovebox
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