Akai Mpd 16??

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i'm been listen around and some people at my school been talikin bout the akai mpd 16 drum pads. it's looks tight and i'ma probally scoop it up, but before i do, i wanna know has anybody used it, and what program can you use with it. peace
 
I'd rather have a real MPC.....

Oh wait....


I do have a real MPC :)
 
get an MPC, you'll be much happier in the end. Just my thoughts... Also, check out Reason 2.5 (the software), much cheaper, but still good quality. I recorded an R&B duo that used exclusively Reason 2.5.
 
bigwillz24 said:
I'd rather have a real MPC.....

Oh wait....


I do have a real MPC :)
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so would I just don't have enough cash, would any of ya'll know if fruity loops works with the mpd 16
 
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I honestly have no clue.

But since the mpd is classified as a midi controller if fruity loops works with midi then i suppose it would work.
 
It was intended to give the budget-minded consumer (you) access to the functionality of the pads of the MPC family.

You will probably find nothing but frustration if you try to use it with FL Studio.

It will work with Tracktion and the Tracktion sampler. Just plug it into your midi interface (you do have a midi interface, don't you? If not, see below) and configure Tracktion sampler to play one wav sample per key. Then pull the record arrow over to the track, turn on the click, set the tempo and away you go.

You can d/load a fully functional Tracktion demo here:
http://www.mackie.com/products/tracktion/

And here's a link to a basic midi interface:
http://www.zzounds.com/a--2676837/item--MDOUNO
 
yo thanks alot thanks alot, i go to get the mpd now., buy the way have you tried that tracktion. peace
 
Yeah. I use Tracktion 6 to 8 hours a day every working day. It's VERY stable and quite a tasty treat when it comes to stuff like I described above...
 
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