The original MPC, the MPC-60, was a collaboration between the Japanese company Akai and the American engineer Roger Linn. Grooveboxes, machines that combined these functions, such as those by E-mu Systems, required knowledge of music production and cost up to $10,000.
Assign any of the numerous knobs, sliders, and parameters to the Touch Strip for new and inventive manipulation of any track.The MPC was designed by Roger Linn (pictured in 2010), who also created the LinnDrum.īy the late 1980s, drum machines had become popular for creating beats and loops without musicians, and hip hop artists were using samplers to take portions of existing recordings and create new compositions. Make that pad synth more mysterious with a swell, control the roll of your hi-hats to fill your trap drumbeat, or make that guitar part more realistic by articulating the strum right where you need it. This fluid controller bends and shapes your sounds however you want. Make sounds your own with the assignable Touch Strip. ASSIGNABLE TOUCH STRIP CONTROL AND EXPRESSION Switch from Note to Chord Mode quickly and build out your tracks right as inspiration strikes. Velocity-sensitive RGB pads mean maximum expression, whether you’re playing soft melodies or booming kick drums with colored visuals to keep track of your velocities and pad groupings. With MPC Studio, you can be confident that every beat and note will be right on time, every time. Pad performance is the top priority for any beat maker.
MPC Studio makes your workflow one continuous stream of non-stop creativity.
Add some insert effects to develop your song structure and arrangement, or to build drops and transitions. Load a loop from the library, chop it into samples, lay down a beat, then play instruments over it to add more melodic textures. The Akai Professional MPC Studio brings the total MPC experience to your computer by combining intuitive hardware control and innovative, inspiring software.
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