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Akai Professional has released updated firmware for the MPD24 USB/MIDI Pad Controller.

Offering improved transport functionality, v1.09 is the second update to the original release of MPD24 firmware. A complete document of release notes is also available for review at www.AkaiPro.com.

Owners can update their MPD24 firmware by selecting the Docs & Downloads section of the MPD24 product page on the company’s website. Users may download the 44 kb zip file at no charge. The firmware is installed to MPD24 via a USB-connected Mac running OS X or later, or a PC running Windows XP or later.

Designed for use with Digital Audio Workstations (DAW), sequencing, and other software applications, MPD24 is a velocity sensitive USB/MIDI pad controller. The MPD24 allows users to program drum parts in a much more intuitive and natural way than by simply playing them on a keyboard. With its array of knobs and sliders, the MPD24 allows users to control parameters on their favorite DAW or software synths, offering incredible real-time control.

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5 Responses to “Akai MPD24 Controller Gets Firmware Update”  

  1. 1 garth

    The preview mode sounds awesome (all these things should have it) but what about the Transport Controls, can they not be assigned manually?

  2. 2 garth

    Preview looks great but what about Transport Controls, can they not be assigned manually?

  3. 3 jonj5000

    I just upgraded my firmware to 1.10 on my mac tower g4 running 10.4 and midi mapping works just fine in ableton live 7. When I plugged it into my new macbook running 10.5.6 it lost all the midi mapping. Is 1.10 comaptible with 10.5?

  4. 4 Adrian

    update

  5. 5 XANDY

    DO YOU KNOW HOW TO UPGRADE WITH WINDOWS INEED HELP MY PAD IS DEAD

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