Production software and virtual instruments are included for immediate music creation, including a DAW based on MPC workflow, as well as software including MPC Beats, AIR Hybrid, Mini Grand, Velvet and assorted MPC Expansion packs. The unit has a USB Type-B port and is class compliant, requiring no drivers for you to download-simply connect the controller over USB to your computer, and you’re good to go.
Plus, MPC Note Repeat and Full Level allow users to access technologies from Akai Professional’s line of MPC workstations. An onboard arpeggiator with adjustable resolution, range, and modes makes it easy to create intricate melodic lines. With an array of hardware controls, the MPK Mini allows for recording, composing, and performing, whenever and wherever inspiration strikes.Ī sustain pedal input is built-in for expressive playing and recording (pedal not included). The unit continues to offer twenty-five velocity-sensitive synth-action mini keys, as well as a four-way thumbstick for pitch and modulation manipulation, and eight assignable Q-Link knobs. You’ll also notice that the eight touchpads have a new, yet familiar feel to them: this model flies in the pads from the company’s flagship MPC line. A new OLED display offers vital feedback on DAW mode selection, velocity level, CC, and other important parameters. It is an upgrade over the previous iteration in several key ways.įirst, it boasts a redesigned keybed for a more robust feel. This live masterclass gives you full Q&A with one of the most creative inventors behind iconic drum machines, synths and controllers the world has ever seen.Styled in a sleek black finish, the Akai Professional MPK Mini MKIII is an ultracompact keyboard controller designed for the traveling musician and the desktop producer. Roger Linn, creator of the first digital drum machine, the Akai MPC and the Tempest analog drum machine, demonstrates his new LinnStrument Expressive Music Controller, and describes how it overcomes the MIDI keyboard’s problem of playing music on on/off switches. Just open your browser (Firefox and Chrome recommended) and go here to enroll (for FREE!): And no, you don't need to download any software.
So, how much would you pay for an opportunity like this? $15? $50? $90? Well, our AskAudio Masterclasses are FREE to watch live. If you're interested in MIDI controllers, the future of music machines, and synths, then this is your chance to get an close to a legend in the industry. Then you'll have a chance for asking him questions. He's going to show you things in real time on the LinnStrument that'll blow your mind. in the AskAudio Masterclass live stream at 12pm PT / 8pm UK / 9pm CET today, 08 Thursday 2016. Roger Linn, the man behind the highly acclaimed AKAI MPC, Tempest and, of course, the crazily creative LinnStrument MIDI controller / instrument, is yours for one hour.
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