Akai Professional MPC Live II – Battery Powered Drum Machine and Sampler With Built in Speakers, Beat Pads, Synth Engines and Touch Display

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The original MPC Live was good: the pads are sensitive, the vintage sound emulation is fun, there are enough ins and outs to work with.

PayPal UK Ltd, Whittaker House, Whittaker Avenue, Richmond-Upon-Thames, Surrey, United Kingdom, TW9 1EH. Combined with a built-in battery and wi-fi/bluetooth connectivity, it's the perfect mobile production workhorse. The Akai Professional MPC Live II includes onboard Splice integration to simplify sample browsing and auditioning.Because of your book and tutorial files I consider myself a power user for the first time in my life. One youtuber thinks its a stand-alone MPC Studio, which concerning Akai's track record, just might be. rechargeable (up to) 5-hour Lithium-ION battery, MPC Live II revolutionises the create anywhere philosophy.

A huge advantage of the MPC Live II is its versatile connectivity, meaning it can seamlessly integrate into any rig, gig or studio setting. Featuring a dual tweeter-woofer system, MPC Live II’s monitor is no slouch and can be used for anything from impromptu tabletop jams to a solid mixing platform.

Now alongside the next generation of standalone MPC, we lead the way with world-class hardware controllers, software DAWs, plugin instruments, and insert effects products. Everyone has their own list of caveats for what fits their workflow, but for me primarily there are only 2.