2.10.185 released

heads up.

You have more info?

appears to be for the new touch and "touch fx" plug in... but the release notes link they provided doesnt work, go figure

64hz wrote:You have more info?

Release notes:

MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software and Firmware Update
Compatibility

MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software is now compatible with the new MPC Studio.
MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software is now compatible with macOS Big Sur. It runs on macs
with Apple Silicon under Rosetta 2.
MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Live MKII, MPC One and MPC Studio Black are compatible with
macOS Big Sur and M1 Macs.

Desktop Software

The MPC 2.10.1 desktop software includes MIDI maps for popular Ableton, Arturia, Korg,
M-Audio and Native Instruments controllers.

Firmware

This release is for MPC One, MPC Live Mk2, MPC X, MPC Live hardware

Nice update for the Mac users!

64hz wrote:Nice update for the Mac users!

Apart from it not being native Apple Silicon and running under Rosetta.
Oh well...maybe next time.

Neurone wrote:

64hz wrote:Nice update for the Mac users!

Apart from it not being native Apple Silicon and running under Rosetta.
Oh well...maybe next time.

Oh lol I thought this was what everyone was asking for. I'm strictly stand alone. I use my laptop for zoom meetings.

EnochLight wrote:

64hz wrote:You have more info?

Release notes:

MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software and Firmware Update
Compatibility

MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software is now compatible with the new MPC Studio.
MPC 2.10.1 Desktop Software is now compatible with macOS Big Sur. It runs on macs
with Apple Silicon under Rosetta 2.
MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Live MKII, MPC One and MPC Studio Black are compatible with
macOS Big Sur and M1 Macs.

Desktop Software

The MPC 2.10.1 desktop software includes MIDI maps for popular Ableton, Arturia, Korg,
M-Audio and Native Instruments controllers.

Firmware

This release is for MPC One, MPC Live Mk2, MPC X, MPC Live hardware

oddly enough, i dont see a link to the actual firmware update for the machine, just the software. am i buggin?

Even running under Rosetta, the M1 chips are so fast that speed shouldn't be an issue. Especially since the MPC software seems like it isn't super resource intensive.

I don't use it much though... so maybe I'm wrong.

Neurone wrote:

64hz wrote:Nice update for the Mac users!

Apart from it not being native Apple Silicon and running under Rosetta.
Oh well...maybe next time.

Maybe i`m dreaming but i`m running 2.10 already on a Silicon mac under rosetta...runs good.But again,maybe a dream.

Dammit, updated the software (no driver update for the OG Live so all good there) and then realized I downloaded the Mac updater for the firmware. Gotta redownload it but there is NOTHING about anything other than support for the new Studio in both the notes and user guide. I don't see why that would need a firmware update on the Live/One/X/Live II but Ill see in a bit (still no mod matrix in the manual hah). Hopefully it speeds up the boot time. This **** takes forever to boot since the 2.10 update heh.

Black MPC Studio still doesn’t work on the M1 Mac, the driver installs with no issue but it does connect with the software.

Tested it on two intel macs on with Big Sur, the studio worked with no problem.

firmware update didnt even work;

"There was a problem with the update file.

Please check the file and try again."

I tried to re-download and its no longer available. Akai is a mess

kidkeitel wrote:firmware update didnt even work;

"There was a problem with the update file.

Please check the file and try again."

I tried to re-download and its no longer available. Akai is a mess

Its still there (got it open in another tab just to check). Update went ok here. Still boots slow hah, but everything else is good. Got the prefs set back up with my AMT 8 and the UMC1820 and all is good. I did the USB update like always.

Guess the OTA update works now too. If you have wifi turned on it will pull it from Akai directly heh. Im not trusting that yet though.

Is this just for the computer or for the standalone units too? If for the hardware does it add the new touch fx to the hardware?