Akai has updated iMPC – its MPC app for the iPad – adding sample editing, mute group and more of the MPC action that users expect.
Here’s what’s new in iMPC 1.2: Continue reading
iMPC Update Adds Sample Editing, Mute Groups & More MPC Action
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Noisepad Gets AudioBus
Developer MediaGROE has released an update to Noisepad – its MPC drum machine for iOS – adding AudioBus support and more.
Here’s what’s new in Noisepad 2.1: Continue reading
MPC Software Version 1.3
Akai Pro has released MPC Software version 1.3
The features shown in this update are available for the MPC Renaissance and MPC Studio, with the exception of the Vintage Mode SP1200 Ring which is only available on the MPC Renaissance. Continue reading
Akai iMPC Turns Your iPad Into An MPC
Akai Professional and Retronyms have introduced iMPC – a new Music Production Center app for the iPad.
Here’s what they have to say about iMPC:
Turn your iPad into an MPC. With more than 1,200 samples, 50 editable programs, 80 editable sequences, and iconic MPC workflow, iMPC is the first app to bring all the functionality of a classic Akai Pro MPC to your iPad.
iMPC includes everything you need to create a beat quickly and easily, including built-in effects, plus the ability to create new sequences and record and overdub beats. Time correction from 1/8 note to 1/32T with variable swing, and Note Repeat from 1/8 note to 1/32T with latch control are also built in.
The app?s built-in sampler can record samples three different ways: using the mic on the iPad, using the line input on the iPad, or using the multi-touch turntable interface in iMPC to record samples directly from iTunes or other music libraries.
Here are the details:
Akai MPC Renaissance In-Depth Demo
Akai Professional product specialist Andy Mac paid a visit to sonicstate to give an in-depth demo of the new Akai MPC Renaissance.
The MPC Renaissance retails for about $1,300. Details below.
Chromeo Studio Tour
This video captures a studio tour with Canadian duo Chromeo (Patrick Gemayel and David Macklovitch). They talk some pretty serious geek, show off their great collection of vintage and recent gear and demonstrate how they use it in their work.
via reader Stephen Langer