In 2021, Akai Force and MPC users mined the code of the MPC 2.10 firmware update and found a rendered image of an MPC Keys 61, according to Synth Anatomy. Allegedly the Akai MPC Keys, as posted in the Akai user group The software also comes equipped with MPC-style features such as quantise, note repeat, 16 Levels, and over 100 plug-ins. The powerhouse synth Fabric XL also delivers everything from drone-basses to lush and deep atmospheric pads taking your music creation to another dimension.Akai’s latest release in the MPC family was the MPC Studio back in September, a hardware controller boasting an MPC workflow when accompanied by the included MPC2 software for Mac and PC. Immerse yourself in a world of sound engines ranging from deep FM Synthesis with OPx4, to rich and elegant instruments including Stage Piano, Stage EP, Session Strings, and Organ. Each plug-in instrument features advanced synthesis, deep parameter editing, and modern effects developed for a truly inspiring musical experience-all designed with a fast and vibrant touch interface for an intuitive and compelling workflow. Powered by 25 plug-in instrument engines at your fingertips, and with over 6000 cutting-edge presets, MPC Key 61 delivers the most modern-day sound pallet ever programmed in a production synthesizer. Inside MPC Key 61, experience a new dimension of sound like never before. And now, with the addition of a 61-key semi-weighted keybed with aftertouch, the MPC experience ascends to an unprecedented level of creative interaction and expression, delivering the world’s most powerful and complete standalone workflow. Building on the history of powerful sequencing and revolutionary sampling, MPC Key 61 adds the most advanced next-generation virtual instruments and effects to MPC, adding to its arsenal of industry-leading music production tools. Introducing the Akai Professional MPC Key 61, the revolutionary new standalone production synthesizer keyboard powering the next chapter of the MPC legacy. Digital Adapters & Miscellaneous Cables.
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