Roland MC-09

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MC-09 PhraseLab
Manufacturer	Roland Corporation
Dates	2002
Technical specifications
Polyphony	monophonic, rhythm: 3 tones
Timbrality	16-part
Synthesis type	digital modelling synthesizer
Storage memory	Lead preset patterns: 40, Bass preset: 60, Rhythm preset: 100, Effect preset: 30, User: 20, Optional SmartMedia Card: 50
Effects	Filter, Isolator, Phaser, Slicer, Overdrive, Distortion, Ring Modulator
Input/output
Keyboard	No
External control	MIDI in/out

The Roland MC-09 "PhraseLab" is a Roland synthesizer, described as a Roland TB-303 emulator featuring an effects processor and a 4-part phrase sampler.