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iMPC Pro 2 Turns Your iPhone Into A Beatmaking Workstation

iMPC Pro 2, previously introduced for iPad, adds new track types and workflow enhancements, with the addition of vocal tracks, support for Audio Units and a new design.… Read More iMPC Pro 2 Turns Your iPhone Into A Beatmaking Workstation

November 7, 2018November 7, 20182 Comments

iMPC Now Available For Android Samsung Galaxy

Retronyms today announced that iMPC is now available on the Samsung Galaxy Apps Store. iMPC was originally released for iOS in 2012. The port is a collaboration between Retronyms, Akai Professional and Samsung. The app offers more than 1,200 samples, 50 editable programs, 80 editable sequences and a classic MPC workflow. If you’ve used iMPC for Samsung Galaxy,… Read More iMPC Now Available For Android Samsung Galaxy

March 17, 201714 Comments

Akai Pro Announces iMPC for Samsung Galaxy

Akai Professional today announced that their iOS app iMPC, is now also available from the Samsung Galaxy Apps Store. iMPC for Android was created in collaboration with app developer Retronyms, and the app fuses the workflow of an Akai Professional MPC (Music Production Center) with tools for composing, editing and mixing music on the user’s… Read More Akai Pro Announces iMPC for Samsung Galaxy

February 27, 2017February 27, 201717 Comments

iMPC Pro Timeline Editor


Timeline Editor — iMPC Pro Log was uploaded by: Retronyms
Duration: 278
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May 6, 201416 Comments

Akai iMPC Pro Promises 64 Tracks Of Heavyweight Music Production

When Akai Pro released the iMPC iPad music production center, a lot of Synthtopia readers were left wanting more. The app was fun, but it didn’t offer the full capabilities of even old-school MPCs. It looks like that may soon change. Akai today teased this image of iMPC Pro, a new software MPC for the iPad that… Read More Akai iMPC Pro Promises 64 Tracks Of Heavyweight Music Production

April 18, 201444 Comments

iMPC For iPhone Review

Reader Eliot Fitzroy reviews the new iMPC for iPhone.

August 3, 20135 Comments

iMPC For iPhone Puts An MPC In Your Pants

Akai has release iMPC for iPhone – a new app that promises to “turn your iPhone into an MPC.” Here’s what they have to say about it: Turn your iPhone 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… Read More iMPC For iPhone Puts An MPC In Your Pants

August 1, 2013August 1, 201329 Comments

iMPC Update Adds Sample Editing, Mute Groups & More MPC Action


iMPC Updated: Mute Groups, Sample Editing, & More was uploaded by: retronyms
Duration: 362
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April 30, 2013April 30, 201314 Comments

AudioBus & iMPC On Sonic Touch


Sonic Touch 19: AudioBus and iMPC was uploaded by: sonicstate
Duration: 1664
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December 19, 2012December 19, 20125 Comments

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