A year before releasing the Sony DPS-V77, Sony decided to offer a more affordable multi-effects processor in the HR-MP5, a half rack sized processor.
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The Sony HR-MP5 is not what one would hope for if looking for a 'Best of Sony' and probably was not intended to be that. Aimed at home recording studios rather than top flight studios, Sony had great success with the HR-MP5.
The Sony HR-MP5 is a compact (half rack) multi-effects processor most suitable for recording studio use. Up to seven effects can be obtained simultaneously. Released as a more affordable way to get the DPS series effects for the smaller studio or home studio enthusiast, the HR-MP5 delivers outstanding effects that are comparable to the DPS series from which it’s effects are derived.
User-friendly operation
The high visibility of the large full-dot display enables speedy and smooth operation by letting you visually check the operating status in real time while operating the dial and shuttle ring.
Rich selection of preset effects
100 different effects created by musicians, mixing engineers and acoustic engineers from all over the world are stored in memory, so the effects you need are always at hand.
Flexible sound creation
When you need effects different from those stored in the preset program, you can use the edit function to create and store in memory up to 100 original effects.
Connectable to MIDI devices
With this unit’s MIDI function, digital control is possible from MIDI components such as keyboards as well as MIDI sequencers and computers equipped with a MIDI interface.
Sony also released the HR-GP5 Guitar Processor on the same platform as the HR-MP5
Released: 1994
Quantization: 1 Bit
(18 bit Resolution)
Sampling Frequency: 48kHz
Frequency Response: 20Hz-22kHz
Dynamic Range: >92dB
THD: Below 0.01%
Vocals Dry
Wav Sparkle
VocoChamber
Sparkle Plate
Intell Pitch
Dimension
Drums Dry
Tight Plate
Golden Gate
Drum Driver
Wood Room
Guitar Dry
Wood Room
Ripple Magic
Plain Rotary
Lyt Reactor
Brass Dry
Tight Plate Reverb
Ol Records
NY City Loft Reverb
Wood Room
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USERS
(3 Reviews)
By Governor
By Anonymous
Who haven’t seen the video with the Juno60 hooked up to one of these? Made me buy a mint condition Juno60, and a Sony HR-MP5. Actually: 2 of them. Battery holder soldered, LCD backlight replaced, DC-DC fixed, EEPROM flashed with latest firmware, this unit is for eternety. It’s one of those miracle machines that should not be outstanding based on the parameters, but it does something to your brain. Forget the DSP-V77 — this is the stuff dreams are made of.
By Anonymous
Good but not great, if you are looking for a cheap DSP series unit, this is not it, save your money and buy a Sony DSP-V77, it is still the best of the bunch.
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