Bug reports & end-user support for Akai's MPC Software 'controllers' including the new MPC Studio 2, the MPC Touch, MPC Renaissance & original MPC Studio and MPC StudioB lack.
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By optik415 Wed Aug 10, 2016 2:57 am
I didn't see anything!
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By richie Wed Aug 10, 2016 4:03 am
I hope Akai is going to make the 1/64 rolling triplet snare and hat quick button.
By dustymaestro Wed Aug 10, 2016 4:55 am
I didn't see anything about 2.0 dropping. I did see this though. Apparently there not going to implement the q link edit before 2.0. This is supposed to be a paid upgrade?

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I also find it funny that they post up pictures to legacy Akai products.

Why doesn't Akai do more to support those legacy products? Like the MPC software being able to read s series, or how about this, let JJ continue to make Operating Systems to other MPC's.
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By Fanu Wed Aug 10, 2016 7:25 am
dustymaestro wrote:I didn't see anything about 2.0 dropping. I did see this though. Apparently there not going to implement the q link edit before 2.0. This is supposed to be a paid upgrade?

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I also find it funny that they post up pictures to legacy Akai products.

Why doesn't Akai do more to support those legacy products? Like the MPC software being able to read s series, or how about this, let JJ continue to make Operating Systems to other MPC's.


Where is that pic from?
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By MPC-Tutor Wed Aug 10, 2016 10:16 am
I don't see anything on Instagram about anything dropping on Sept 1st. There's a promo that ends 1st September, but that's a competition to win a Touch.

Seems very quiet on the 2.0 front, as far as I can see nothing mentioned by Akai since January. Based on all their previous MPCS releases, you'd expect some Geoff & Pete 'we're really excited about...' vids to come out when they are close to releasing it.
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By Fanu Wed Aug 10, 2016 11:33 am
dustymaestro wrote:Fanu the new OS can't be that far away.

On another note, your either sarcastic or need some glasses. My first sentence was, I didn't see anything about 2.0 dropping.

:mrgreen:


"I didn't see anything about 2.0 dropping. I did see this though. "
Was confusing, but I'll take the blame :oops: :-D
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By Fanu Wed Aug 10, 2016 11:35 am
MPC-Tutor wrote:I don't see anything on Instagram about anything dropping on Sept 1st. There's a promo that ends 1st September, but that's a competition to win a Touch.

Seems very quiet on the 2.0 front, as far as I can see nothing mentioned by Akai since January. Based on all their previous MPCS releases, you'd expect some Geoff & Pete 'we're really excited about...' vids to come out when they are close to releasing it.


I'm sure that's just a new policy or something, whether it's initiated by Akai or Pete, who knows.
Pete used to tweet a lot about the MPC but not anymore.

Still, something would be nice when we're talking about an update. I understand companies want to stay silent when they're baking a whole new product, but some words wouldn't hurt regarding whether it'll be even out in 2016 or not.
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By MPC-Tutor Wed Aug 10, 2016 12:28 pm
I would guess that Pete gave up tweeting about the MPC Software as he was getting badgered by MPC users 24/7 asking the same old stuff. In the end it's his personal twitter account, not an Akai one.

IMO if you are going to openly talk about a future OS release back in January, you should keep that line of communication open throughout the development process, not just clam up completely. They should have released 2.0 within a few weeks of NAMM if they wanted to capitalise on all the 2.0 buzz and chatter; now all that momentum has pretty much fizzled out.
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By Fanu Wed Aug 10, 2016 12:59 pm
MPC-Tutor wrote:I would guess that Pete gave up tweeting about the MPC Software as he was getting badgered by MPC users 24/7 asking the same old stuff. In the end it's his personal twitter account, not an Akai one.

IMO if you are going to openly talk about a future OS release back in January, you should keep that line of communication open throughout the development process, not just clam up completely. They should have released 2.0 within a few weeks of NAMM if they wanted to capitalise on all the 2.0 buzz and chatter; now all that momentum has pretty much fizzled out.


Yeah – the discussion will calm down and it'll be way harder to capitalize. I'm not sure it makes sense to present something at NAMM if it takes some 9 months or whatever to actually put the product out.
Dan was being honest about it at least and said "2016".