So glad for this device. It’s been missing in the market. Akai doesn’t know what a great device they’ve created. This is gonna be a game changer for musicians and the synth/MPV market…undeniably.
I know the guy is promoting it etc but you can genuinely see the excitement in his body and face, lol I'm no one and i do not have a clue about making sounds and music and especially the software but this has me hooked lol i only stumbled on it after stumbling on mpc one etc only in the last 2 weeks or so but the potential this brings to everyone is mad lol like 30 years ago how mush would this type of thing cost! in todays money this is for nothing really.
@@sweedlowery yes I have heard of stems before I have ripx and serato as well but what does that have to do with me asking a question about this Mpc keyboard
THE WHOLE MPC LINE IS DOPE!!!What i dont get is... if you are in need of a 37 because of space? You probably should just stick to laptop and mini keys!? If you can't fit a 61 key wherever the 37 key fits are you making beats in the closet? Its dumb to me if they didn't make it with a battery! I want to be mobile with this.. not tied to a wall somewhere. You lose a bunch of key features for the sake of SIZE IMO! INT SSD, MIC PRE, TOUCH STRIP ETC...
The stem separation has been available in Cubase for over 5 years and the quality of the conversion depends on your CPU. In standalone it is going to sound horrific, that is why all these demos are in controller mode. In controller mode the mpc just becomes a glorified midi controller, we do not have standalone machine in the industry that has professional sound and its Dawless, its 2024 and companies like this are just toying us around with plastic toys. Instead of Akai addressing the AD/DA converters, giving us better filters, and fixing the DAW that they keep pushing us to use, they making plastic toys. Sound matters.
You sure about that.. How did you know. I genuinely wanna know. Have you tried a demo or something cause that's a lot to talk about if ya really haven't and just know about cubase. And this MPC isn't in controller mode
Look at the keyboard its connected to the laptop the whole time and then he says lets go to controller mode for stems, there is glitch in the video and the whole time you doing stems it is in controller mode. This is the same gimmick they had with time stretching that all the stuff sounded great(in standalone mode) until people found out that in standalone you dont get Elastic Pro which is in Cubase, Protools, Bitwig etc, so when they switch back to standalone all the stuff they have in controller mode, sounds like crap, because in standalone mode it uses Pro Ten(not very good algo). The issue we are trying to address here is that, they keep saying we giving you standalone machine but for some of most critical work we have to go into controller mode. So basically they are a software company with great workflow with a controller. I want this to work, I been at this since they came out with these machines(at this for 30 years) but once you AB the sound you realize this is just a toy. There is nothing magical about the stems feature they introduced, if you in the industry then you see others who have done it, the difference here is you have a controller(workflow) that is just making it easy to navigate. @@skylerdarkavelifinesseflow7115
Actually Akai and Andy already said in previous videos that for now Stems separation will be controller mode only and the standalone version is planned to come out later. I think you have a good point. Since stem separation needs usually a lot of resources, Akai will need some time to optimize it in a way that it works well in standalone and sounds well enough. Let's see if they figure it out.
@@DavidBulczak what previous videos. Because I'm seeing that it's gonna be for standalone then some are saying both. Then another is saying only controller mode
@dubmaverick69 very interesting. So basically this mpc will always need to be connected (for now) to what ever computer and their software in order to achieve the stem results they are demoing because stand alone mode won’t work much less give these types of results when it does. Is that the only con?
What would be the first stem you want to use to make a beat?
Earth Wind and Fire
The Chordettes Lollypop.
I don't make beats I make music. Because I am older than 25.
So glad for this device. It’s been missing in the market. Akai doesn’t know what a great device they’ve created. This is gonna be a game changer for musicians and the synth/MPV market…undeniably.
I know the guy is promoting it etc but you can genuinely see the excitement in his body and face, lol I'm no one and i do not have a clue about making sounds and music and especially the software but this has me hooked lol i only stumbled on it after stumbling on mpc one etc only in the last 2 weeks or so but the potential this brings to everyone is mad lol like 30 years ago how mush would this type of thing cost! in todays money this is for nothing really.
That melody is really dope, that red thing is pretty wish it had mic input XLR like the Akai Force
You can use xlr to 6.3 jack cable..
This is taking me to the 80’s lol… looks amazing
Andy Mac is an MPC Beast!
WHAT'S THE EFFECT THAT ANDY USES AT 5:28 TO FLIP THE BEAT???
Andy Mac is a legend
You're not wrong ! Such and fun person to just be in his presence.
@@agiprodj I can only imagine, such positive vibes, passion and respect
Can we get the retro MPC color? Nice!
Dam iam stuck should I get the 61 key or the 37 key
ANIMO GENTES CON ALEGRIAS...VERY GOOD...
So this already has stems installed in it?
IIRC stems is coming and it's $9.99 to unlock
@@agiprodj never heard of them?
@@rashadhaynes5690 you never heard of stem separation? Even prior to mpc?
@@sweedlowery yes I have heard of stems before I have ripx and serato as well but what does that have to do with me asking a question about this Mpc keyboard
Find out very well how the musical issue is going and the other things that I am explaining to you....
Was is namm ?
Anybody know when these are available to buy ??
These are IN STOCK www.agiprodj.com
Where is the black one...🙄
That or a retro color will come out after you've purchased the red one😅
You laugh? I think you're spot on, I really regret buying my X after seeing the 37.. I would've rather have this..@@dwaynemusik
skins sold separately 😊
Probably be a different colour scheme at some point.. look better in black or blue
Yellow would be cool
What's with the stretched and distorted video?
I think it’s due to the wide angle lens on the camera.
Still no hard disk streaming....
THE WHOLE MPC LINE IS DOPE!!!What i dont get is... if you are in need of a 37 because of space? You probably should just stick to laptop and mini keys!? If you can't fit a 61 key wherever the 37 key fits are you making beats in the closet? Its dumb to me if they didn't make it with a battery! I want to be mobile with this.. not tied to a wall somewhere. You lose a bunch of key features for the sake of SIZE IMO! INT SSD, MIC PRE, TOUCH STRIP ETC...
The stem separation has been available in Cubase for over 5 years and the quality of the conversion depends on your CPU. In standalone it is going to sound horrific, that is why all these demos are in controller mode. In controller mode the mpc just becomes a glorified midi controller, we do not have standalone machine in the industry that has professional sound and its Dawless, its 2024 and companies like this are just toying us around with plastic toys. Instead of Akai addressing the AD/DA converters, giving us better filters, and fixing the DAW that they keep pushing us to use, they making plastic toys. Sound matters.
You sure about that.. How did you know. I genuinely wanna know. Have you tried a demo or something cause that's a lot to talk about if ya really haven't and just know about cubase. And this MPC isn't in controller mode
Look at the keyboard its connected to the laptop the whole time and then he says lets go to controller mode for stems, there is glitch in the video and the whole time you doing stems it is in controller mode. This is the same gimmick they had with time stretching that all the stuff sounded great(in standalone mode) until people found out that in standalone you dont get Elastic Pro which is in Cubase, Protools, Bitwig etc, so when they switch back to standalone all the stuff they have in controller mode, sounds like crap, because in standalone mode it uses Pro Ten(not very good algo). The issue we are trying to address here is that, they keep saying we giving you standalone machine but for some of most critical work we have to go into controller mode. So basically they are a software company with great workflow with a controller. I want this to work, I been at this since they came out with these machines(at this for 30 years) but once you AB the sound you realize this is just a toy. There is nothing magical about the stems feature they introduced, if you in the industry then you see others who have done it, the difference here is you have a controller(workflow) that is just making it easy to navigate. @@skylerdarkavelifinesseflow7115
Actually Akai and Andy already said in previous videos that for now Stems separation will be controller mode only and the standalone version is planned to come out later.
I think you have a good point. Since stem separation needs usually a lot of resources, Akai will need some time to optimize it in a way that it works well in standalone and sounds well enough. Let's see if they figure it out.
@@DavidBulczak what previous videos. Because I'm seeing that it's gonna be for standalone then some are saying both. Then another is saying only controller mode
@dubmaverick69 very interesting. So basically this mpc will always need to be connected (for now) to what ever computer and their software in order to achieve the stem results they are demoing because stand alone mode won’t work much less give these types of results when it does. Is that the only con?
Find out well how the musical issue is going and the other things that I am explaining to you....
2gb ram🥲