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  • [NAMM 2010] Akaï mpd26 pad controler

    AKAI PROFESSIONAL ANNOUNCES MPD26 PAD CONTROLLER

    Pad Instrument For Producers Features Exclusive MPC Pads and Technologies

    Cumberland, R.I. (Jan. 14, 2010) – Akai Professional, the name synonymous with music production, announces the MPD26 USB/MIDI Pad Controller. Akai Pro will introduce the MPD26 at the 2010 Winter NAMM Show in Anaheim, CA, booth 6400, January 14–17.

    The MPD26 is a MIDI-over-USB pad controller with genuine MPC pads. Producers, programmers, musicians and DJs will appreciate the MPD26’s capabilities. Its blend of intuitive MPC controls and technologies meshes with USB connectivity to bring the feel of classic beat making to the world of computer music production.

    The heart of the MPD26 is its bank of 16 velocity and pressure-sensitive MPC pads, an Akai Professional exclusive. Producers can access four different sounds from each MPC pad for a total of 64 at a time. The MPD26 also features the MPC series' assignable Q-Link controllers, enabling musicians to control a wide range of parameters in their software in real time. The MPD26’s six assignable Q-Link faders and six assignable Q-Link 360° knobs enable producers to spend less time with the mouse and more time making music. The MPD26 also has a dedicated set of transport controls for instant access to the most commonly used DAW or sequencing-software controls.

    While the MPC pads and Q-Links might be the heart of the MPD26, its brain is transplanted directly from the MPC. That’s because is not just a control surface; it contains a handful of the key MPC technologies that have made the MPC the de facto standard in professional beat production. MPC Note Repeat is a capability that enables the MPD26 to automatically play a rhythm pattern, such as 16th notes on a hi-hat, for accuracy and speed of entry. MPC Swing is sometimes referred to as "the heart and soul of hip hop" because it turns perfectly aligned sequences into human-feeling grooves. Users can specify exactly the degree and timing of swing they want to apply for the perfect feel. The MPD26 also has MPC Full Level and MPC 16-Level on its pads.

    The MPD26 sends MIDI information over its plug-and-play USB interface so producers can use it with their Mac or PC without installing any drivers. The USB connection even powers the MPD26 so only the included USB cable is needed. The MPD26 also has traditional MIDI jacks so musicians can use it with MIDI hardware such as synths and other sound modules. The MPD26 also comes with Ableton Live Lite and Editor Librarian software so users can start creating right out of the box.

    “The MPD26 is the perfect interface between your creativity and your studio’s computer,” said Adam Cohen, Director of Business Development, Akai Professional. “Its blend of intuitive MPC technology and USB computer connectivity makes one powerful device.”

    The MPD26 will be available from pro audio and musical instrument retailers in January 2010. It has a U.S. Retail Price of $299.00 and an estimated street price of $199.00

    Ableton and Ableton Live are trademarks of Ableton AG.
    Dernière modification par Invité, 13 janvier 2010, 21h45.

  • #2
    et une ch'tite photo de l'engin :

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    • #3
      Merci pour les news Akai Fred
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      • #4
        De rien Joël bon je vais me coucher je suis crevé :zzzzzzz

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        • #5
          Merci Fred
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          • #6
            Pst: on ne met pas de tréma sur le I de AKAI
            (et c'est une énième variation des MPD...)
            Hello, World!

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            • #7
              Tu es certain Xavier pour le tréma ? Il me semble avoir toujours vu cette orthographe pour le nom AKAI...

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              • #8

                Pas de tréma
                Hello, World!

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                • #9
                  Merci pour l'info
                  Envoyé par alchemist Voir le message
                  (et c'est une énième variation des MPD...)
                  Je dirais même plus, c'est une MPD24 avec deux potards en moins et une coque noire. Et le note repeat. Ils se cassent le tronc, au R&D d'Akai
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                  • #10
                    une R&D ? où ça ?
                    Hello, World!

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                    • #11
                      Et les superbes reproductions des "nanos" de Korg !! Ils ont du talent dans ce genre !

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                      • #12
                        Non, pour le coup ils n'ont pas loupé leur coup, en tout cas pour le LPK (clavier 25 notes), qui dépasse largement le nanoKey; leur autre mini contrôleur, le LPD8, a 8 pads et 8 potards, il a son utilité dans certains setups sans pour autant concurrencer pleinement le nanoPad ou le nanoKontrol.
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