True analog circuitry powers this drum machine's 13 original voice circuits, an authentic reproduction of the 1960s Minipops 7 design that shaped the sound of Jean-Michel Jarre's Oxygene and countless Aphex Twin productions. The Behringer Mini Pops 7 delivers those classic tonalities through dedicated analog outputs for each voice, paired with a 16-step sequencer capable of storing and switching between 32 patterns in real time. Nine independent voice outputs allow multitrack recording or individual processing of each drum sound, while variants and mix parameters extend the palette beyond the original 13 core tones. Pattern creation happens via 16 LED-equipped step buttons with direct access through 13 rotary controls and 24 switches governing every parameter without menu diving. Songs can be constructed by chaining patterns together for arrangements up to 250 bars long. A built-in distortion circuit modelled after the RAT-style stompbox adds saturation and bite when needed. Synchronisation options include USB, MIDI, external clock, and internal timing, with comprehensive MIDI implementation for sequencing and control from DAWs or hardware. Features Authentic analog circuitry reproducing original 1960s Minipops 7 design 13 original drum sounds with variants and mix parameters 9 independent analog voice outputs for multitrack recording 16-step sequencer with real-time switching between 32 patterns Pattern chaining creates songs up to 250 bars long RAT-style distortion circuit adds saturation and grit 13 rotary controls and 24 switches for direct parameter access USB, MIDI, clock and internal sync options included