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Akai MPC One G2 review - Same size, four times the powerWritten testWith its new eight-core processor, 4 GB of RAM, 64 GB of storage, and the new MPC 3 environment, the MPC One G2 keeps its predecessor's compact form factor while delivering significantly more power. …
Akai MPC XL review - Studio AkaiWritten testJust a few months after releasing the MPC Live III, Akai unveiled a new flagship model to replace the MPC X SE. It could have been called the XXL: larger, more powerful, and even more ambitious, the …
Akai MPC Live III review - Feel the powerWritten testBest Product awardWith improved performance, new workflows, MPCe pads, and more controls, Akai has delivered a new version of the MPC Live that’s more ambitious and feature-rich than ever.
Akai Professional MPC Key 37 review - The keys to groovebox successWritten testBest Product awardJust a year and a half after the release of the MPC Key 61, Akai is releasing a smaller version of its MPC groovebox concept with a keyboard, the MPC Key 37. Is it a simple variation or a refinement …
Akai Miniak Review - Miniak On The FloorWritten testAfter having repositioned Alesis on the market, Numark seems to have entrusted Akai with the fate of the synth/drum machine product range. The Miniak is the first Akai synth "in the modern era".