Certified Beatz wrote:They gonna put the music community in the poor house..
Nah man. Bring it.

Certified Beatz wrote:They gonna put the music community in the poor house..
bitermc wrote:Yeah, importing projects would be the whole point.
J.O.BEATS wrote:This is what I was thinking, but we'll know for sure in a few weeks.bitermc wrote:Yeah, importing projects would be the whole point.
I really don’t see this happening. This isn’t going to be running 3.x or whatever. It’ll be its own independent OS. My guess is it’ll be able to bounce stems where you can load into modern mpc audio tracks tho.
Tapuno wrote:No, its not the fat **** I was supposed to **** but never did.
And, no that is not a dude. Its my sister.
J.O.BEATS wrote:Certified Beatz wrote:This will probably be the biggest sell akai has done in years with the most revenue stream.. interesting I do have a trip plan with 5.5 hr flight coming up this might be something to hit pads on with crying eroupean kids on plane.. jokes there's crying American kids also..![]()
I stopped trying to make beats on planes lol. People are too easily annoyed and annoying.

Menco wrote:Akai really would be shooting itself in the foot if projects from the Sample aren’t transferable to the Live and X/XL. Just letting new users get familiair with the MPC ecosystem. You like it and want more? Upgrade to the Live or XL and unlock more features!
My guess is that the Sample will run a stripped down version of 3.xx. As I pointed out earlier, there’s no Program Edit or Channel Mixer seen on the surface. Unless it’s buried a few pages deep in another menu (which seems unlikely), chances are those features are omitted from the Sample. All buttons and menus to edit params and settings are all pad or sample params. Very similar to the 500 and the 404 (I know the 500 has a Program Edit mode and allows having multiple programs in a project, it still works better when working only with one program per project). Since Channels and Tracks are one and the same, I also think the number of tracks in the sequencer might be limited to just one, so ‘track muting’ and mixing is done by muting pads and adjusting levels and settings per pad or sample.
J.O.BEATS wrote:Menco wrote:Akai really would be shooting itself in the foot if projects from the Sample aren’t transferable to the Live and X/XL. Just letting new users get familiair with the MPC ecosystem. You like it and want more? Upgrade to the Live or XL and unlock more features!
My guess is that the Sample will run a stripped down version of 3.xx. As I pointed out earlier, there’s no Program Edit or Channel Mixer seen on the surface. Unless it’s buried a few pages deep in another menu (which seems unlikely), chances are those features are omitted from the Sample. All buttons and menus to edit params and settings are all pad or sample params. Very similar to the 500 and the 404 (I know the 500 has a Program Edit mode and allows having multiple programs in a project, it still works better when working only with one program per project). Since Channels and Tracks are one and the same, I also think the number of tracks in the sequencer might be limited to just one, so ‘track muting’ and mixing is done by muting pads and adjusting levels and settings per pad or sample.
You could be right. Maybe I’m just wishful thinking butI don’t think they want this to be entry level since they have the One. This seems like an mpc geared towards the mini lofi sampling crowd, and heads who don’t like the modern mpcs. It’s trying to reach a new market not the existing one
Also in the leaked marketing they specifically highlight the “iconic workflow of vintage mpcs”

jaymack wrote:i really dont see projects being interchangeable between machines. possibly it will have its own software?
