Uploaded September 2019 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Roland is getting back into the groovebox game with the MC-707 and MC-101, self-contained music production boxes that take their inspiration from the MC products that long-time producers will remember from the ‘90s.
The main draw is the MC-707. This offers eight-track recording, sequencing, sampling, synths and effects. As well as sounds from classic Roland rhythm machines and synths, you’ll also find more contemporary tones.
Si Truss from Future Music magazine managed to get an early hands on and gives us the lowdown.
Roland is getting back into the groovebox game with the MC-707 and MC-101, self-contained music production boxes that take their inspiration from the MC products that long-time producers will remember from the ‘90s.
The main draw is the MC-707. This offers eight-track recording, sequencing, sampling, synths and effects. As well as sounds from classic Roland rhythm machines and synths, you’ll also find more contemporary tones.
Si Truss from Future Music magazine managed to get an early hands on and gives us the lowdown.
