•Audio track recording •Real-time time-stretching and pitch-shifting •Audio and MIDI drag-and-drop •Redesigned user interface •Ableton Link support •64-bit audio •Bluetooth 4.0 MIDI support •Advanced signal routing capability – submixes FX returns, multi-output support •Reimagined mixer layout •Enhanced Q-Link control Designed to provide a tactile and immersive hardware-software experience, MPC 2.0 works flawlessly with Akai Professional’s industry-defining MPC line of controllers, as well as the newest standalone units. Supported models are: MPC X, MPC Live, MPC Touch, MPC Studio Black, MPC Renaissance, MPC Studio, MPC Element and the MPK2 line of keyboard controllers.

MPC Maid ('MM') is a software editor for the Akai MPC 500, MPC 1000, and MPC 2500. It is Mac, PC, and Linux-compliant and makes the edition of MPC programs files easy. It also features a semi-automatic slicing tool to chop loops into.

MPC 2.0 Upgrade Paths The upgrade paths for all current MPC owners are as follows: MPC X: FREE MPC Live: FREE MPC Touch: FREE MPC Studio Black: FREE if registered after January 1, 2017/ $99.99 if registered before MPC Renaissance: $99.99 MPC Studio: $99.99 MPC Element: $149.99 MPK225, MPK249, MPK261: $149.99 “The amalgamation of over 8 years of development, our deep audio track capability and DAW functionality makes MPC 2.0 the most powerful beat-making platform available,” said Dan Gill, Product Manager for Akai Professional.

Modi na tyuning v ets 2. Not necessarily. Guaranteed they'll be tweaking this thing until the day it's released. Even hours before the release. Which appears to be at some point this spring. Also, if this is the only place you're looking to be notified about a beta request, you're in the wrong spot.

I can submit the interest but I can't get you the connection from here. I'd suggest contacting our Akai Pro support team to inquire directly and provide contact info or submitting a request here: Still no guarantees and no word about a beta, but if you want to be ahead of the curve, now is the time to start inquiring through actual contact channels. Thanks for the heads up. Quality control is a great thing to know about when looking for a software.

I'm happy to know it's going to be coming and that the chances of it being solid and reliable are good. I wish I could enquire more about weather or not it is native c+ and how the thread priority are being handled. I think the current software is solid in most area's though. The gui elements could be more convenient. If you have any contact with the development team.

Can you suggest them having a look at bitwig studio?