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Akai MPK49 Reviews
 Akai MPK49 Description Beat creation, MIDI sequencing, and live performance control are all possible with Akai's MPK49 USB / MIDI controller. Featuring a sleek black design, this 49-key, semi-weighted keyboard with aftertouch comes with 12 MPC-style drum pads with four pad banks each for a total of 48 total pads. The pads have swing parameters which can be applied to the MPC Note Repeat function and the MPK49 keyboard's own arpeggiator for instant creation of ear-catching riff effects. They also feature the MPC-style Full Level and 12 Level velocity function. Included in the array of assignable controls are 8 full-sized, 360-degree rotation pots, 8 full-sized sliders, and 8 backlit switches. All of them come with three banks, giving you a total of 24 pots, 24 sliders, and 24 switches to play with. Amongst the other assignable inputs are an expression pedal, footswitch, pitch bend, and modulation wheel. The MPK49 midi keyboard controller also has Tap Tempo and time-division buttons allow for real-time control of Note Repeat and Arpeggio clock speeds. The large, custom LCD display makes it easy to see what you're working with, whether in the dark atmosphere of a nightclub or in the comfy confines of the studio. 
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07-22-2008, 12:32 PM
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Re: Akai MPK49 Reviews
DOES THIS MPK49 GIVE YOU PRETTY MUCH THE SAME FUNCTIONALITY AS THE MPC'S SAY THE 3000 series? I am running reason 4.0 and I am in need of the best MIDI contoller out there...any suggestions.
I also want the best home mic, and speakers..for the cheapest price? feel free to holla back!
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