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 krush777 Sun Jan 08, 2012 6:29 am
JAH wrote:In the end, the MPC Ren will be released. Forum members that are interested in the product will buy it, post their reviews and share tips. You will see an influx of new members and some members who no longer visit this site may return. Reading these reviews may perhaps convince other forum members to give it a try (or not).


Well stated!
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By Explicit- Sun Jan 08, 2012 6:32 am
JAH wrote:In the end, the MPC Ren will be released. Forum members that are interested in the product will buy it, post their reviews and share tips. You will see an influx of new members and some members who no longer visit this site may return. Reading these reviews may perhaps convince other forum members to give it a try (or not).


Well said by somebody who works/ is affiliated by Akai. 8)
By sharod88 Sun Jan 08, 2012 1:02 pm
Explicit- wrote:
sharod88 wrote:Im definitely getting one of these. I personally love the simplicity of akai's sequencing and feel the software will be right up my alley. I love the work flow of the mpc. I use to use the xl then the 2500 with reason and loved it. Now I'll have what I always wanted. I personally love software & hardware. Maschine is dope but not my style.


First post. ^^^

Id keep an eye on this account everyone. :shock:


If that's the case you can look at my old account under sharod. I was updating my email an put in the wrong email address. Wasn't able to login under that name anymore. So no it's not my first post
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By JAH Sun Jan 08, 2012 1:18 pm
And its not me...you can check my IP address. I stand by my words and identity...one reason I am back to using my name. :lol:
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By JAH Sun Jan 08, 2012 1:29 pm
I know. I had to say it before someone but the blame on me.
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By Jody Ejaz Sun Jan 08, 2012 11:07 pm
Im not going to vote at this point.

I currently have NI maschine, and when the Ren will be released, Ill have to weight in both machines and decide If I would benefit from buying the Ren. Honestly I dont believe its going to happen, since the price is probably (a lot ?) higher than maschine and secondly I doubt that the software will ever reach NI´s stuff quality wise, unless Akai has teamed up with a 3rd party developer. (A Major one, like Ableton).

Actually Im more intrested seeing what will happen to the older MPCs prices when the Ren will be released. If the 1000 will go any lower (lets say under 500euros) its a must buy at that point. Currently its listed 615e with the RAM expansion.
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By JamesJeffery Sun Jan 08, 2012 11:15 pm
labcoats wrote::lol: :lol:

trust me folks, Jah doesnt work for Akai.
he enjoys very much the idea that some of you seem to think he
does. But I guarantee 100% this guy does not work for Akai.


I whole heartedly disagree with the info I have, but I am not even going to get started. Not my place to say and after yesterdays bashing I respect MPC-Tutor enough to stick to the forums rules.

The question wasn't works, it was "affiliated" btw.
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By JAH Sun Jan 08, 2012 11:21 pm
Jody Ejaz wrote:Im not going to vote at this point.

You can always vote and change it anytime you like.
By labcoats Mon Jan 09, 2012 12:54 am
JamesJeffery wrote:
labcoats wrote::lol: :lol:

trust me folks, Jah doesnt work for Akai.
he enjoys very much the idea that some of you seem to think he
does. But I guarantee 100% this guy does not work for Akai.


I whole heartedly disagree with the info I have, but I am not even going to get started. Not my place to say and after yesterdays bashing I respect MPC-Tutor enough to stick to the forums rules.

The question wasn't works, it was "affiliated" btw.


Im affiliated with Akai actually. But I dont work for them. Calm down though you got hot and bothered about nothing. 8)
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By JAH Tue Jan 10, 2012 8:16 am
Forum Members,

Thank you for voting.

What types of features/functions would you like to see in the MPC Ren? Keep in mind that the possibilities are endless now that it uses the processing power of your computer and dedicated MPC software for the PC/Mac.