2022年1月6日 · The MPC1000 is the first compact MPC meant to be used on the go and live on stage. Even with smaller pads than its predecessors, it offers the same velocity-sensitive capabilities as the previous models, along with a 32-voice stereo sampler, multi-fx processor, and re-sampling functions.

The Akai MPC (originally MIDI Production Center, now Music Production Center) is a series of music workstations produced by Akai from 1988 onwards. MPCs combine sampling and sequencing functions, allowing users to record portions of sound, modify them and …

2019年5月5日 · The Akai MPC500 was the first ever truly portable MPC as it could be run on 6 AA batteries (also a 12V DC plug). It combined a 48-track MIDI sequencer and a 32-voice stereo digital sampler. This was the only MPC to have just 12 velocity-sensitive rubber pads.

2024年7月9日 · The Akai MPC series has long been one of the most beloved all-in-one music workstations since the first model came to market in 1988. With an extensive history of technological innovation, the line is still a go-to—having …

2021年3月10日 · Akai brought Roger Linn on board in 1986 to develop the template that would pervade the massively popular hardware MPC line: 16 touch pads, simple sampling, and a powerful sequencer with MIDI integration. This was not Roger Linn’s first sampling rodeo.

The first MPC ever made the History of the AKAI MPC60. learn the beginning of AKAI and how it started in 1946 then how it grew so big over the next 40 years...

In 1988, the first MPC model, the MPC60, was introduced to the world. It featured a 12-bit sampling engine, a built-in sequencer, and the iconic 4×4 grid of velocity-sensitive pads. This innovative design allowed musicians to sample sounds directly into the machine, manipulate them in real-time, and arrange them into intricate compositions ...

2021年11月16日 · Enter the Akai MPC-- an affordably priced alternative, hailed for its user friendliness. With sixteen touch-sensitive pads, four MIDI outputs, easy sampling and a 99 track sequencer, the MPC truly revolutionized music production.

The Akai MPC was first introduced in 1988 and has had a profound impact on the music industry since then. The MPC’s intuitive sampling and sequencing capabilities made it an essential tool for hip-hop and electronic music producers. Akai has continued to innovate and develop new MPC models, each with its own set of features and advancements.

2014年10月19日 · The first Akai MPC was established in 1988. It was an MPC60, which was an Electronic sampler that gave producers the ability to sample other works of music. The MPC60 combined MIDI sequencing abilities and audio sampling through a series of pads. The MPC60 had some unique features for being the first MPC on the market.