About the MoPhatt

Best thing to do is have a read about it here:


http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp ... tegory=627

This is just the str8 module ( No sequencer )

Here is the sequencer version- (its more of a mini station)

http://www.emu.com/products/product.asp ... tegory=628

You wont need that tho if your an MPC man. Ive gotta a Mo Phatt mod'. It sounds ok on different days....Certain times its full of crap, others it can come through. You need to hear it tho. Its also best that you have a module with 'Bread & Butter' sounds to support you

Me myself what I like about the modules is that you can customize them so to speak. I got the Mo Phatt with the ZR Rom installed. Truly a tight combination. If you're a true sample artist you'll get off on this for at least a couple of years. Me myself I don't sample it to much, I'm more of a melody track type producer. I be on some try to get mental with the keys. However I do make a couple of those constructed tracks to. The bottom line is I experiment and have fun doing what I like. Not every track is a winner but the experience of creating a track tight or wack is a big thang to me. Modules can be a creative tool just as an MPC is. Not as well rounded but yall feel me. And that goes for any sound module regardless of what genre of music it was designed for. At least that's my opinion!

I agree with you on that blaze. I'm just starting to sample being that i'm more of a melodic person too. I've only had my mpc for about 6-months. I like a bunch of different modules. that way you can combine all the sounds of the modules you like. With the mpc thrown in the mix i think it's a beautiful combination.