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Akai Pro MPC 2.0 Now Available

Supported MPC models are: MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Touch, MPC Studio Black, MPC Renaissance, MPC Studio, MPC Element and the MPK2 line of keyboard controllers.… Read More Akai Pro MPC 2.0 Now Available

November 20, 201721 Comments

Akai Pro Intros New Standalone Touchscreen MPC X With Touchscreen Display, CV Support & More

Akai Professional today announced the MPC X – a flagship standalone MPC that offers extensive MIDI + CV/Gate sequencing. … Read More Akai Pro Intros New Standalone Touchscreen MPC X With Touchscreen Display, CV Support & More

January 9, 2017September 12, 201783 Comments

Akai Pro Announces Standalone MPC Live

MPC Live expands on the production workflow of the MPC Touch by adding standalone functionality. … Read More Akai Pro Announces Standalone MPC Live

January 9, 2017January 9, 201718 Comments

Akai Pro Intros MPC 2.0 For Mac & PC

MPC 2.0 works either alone as your main DAW or can also integrate with your current DAW as a VST or AU plug-in. … Read More Akai Pro Intros MPC 2.0 For Mac & PC

January 9, 2017January 9, 20175 Comments

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