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MPR 4 - Midisystem

Features

Touch Display Touch Controller - 11 free programmable touch-pads 50 (without) to 2400 (with Display) memory locations PC Editor USB Connection for simple sound setup NEW Bellow Dynamic MP3 Player MIDI Files Player Style Arranger (from OS version 1.1) 32 MIDI channels- 16 sounds for Live Play – 16 for Midi Files Playback and Live can be adjusted accordingly 16 sounds for live-play/sound SETS

 
Harmonica with MPR4 System


MC11 Controller with touch-pads

There are 11 specific pads on the MC11 MIDI controller and by touching a pad, - you can choose a different control settings at your own discretion. Each pad is customizable through our PC software.


Touch-Display with
SD memory card

What are the Sound SETS?

With MPR4 you could theoretically play 16 sounds by pressing  one button. Of course, this is not a practical application. Rather, this is meant to prepare for a sound change and then simply trigger it with a push of a button, but let us  explain it with an example:

3 parts of an Oberkrainer piece::

1. Trumpet and clarinet on the treble side,- the clarinet playing upper and the trumpet lower voice.
Chord Guitar "Stereo" and accordion chord on the chord keys.
Baritone + E-bass + guitar + accordion bass on the bass buttons.
Up to now, there are 9 sounds needed for a perfect reproduction of the piece!

2. Next - simply switch to SET2 by touching pad 2 on MC11 controller (second part of the piece) and play it appropriately to the piece:
Accordion (polyphonic) in the treble-the clarinet now plays the lower second voice.
Up to now - here are 11 sounds.

3. Switch to SET3 by touching pad3 on the MC11 controller:
Baritone solo on the treble in the lower part of the treble keyboard.
Trumpet and clarinet plays in the upper part of the treble keyboard.
Total = 14 Sounds.

If you re-call PATCH the Oberkrainer setting (factory default), - this is already prepared and ready.
It is how music can be played.

With our system you don`t need to turn ON and OFF all the instruments while playing.