Akai, who is more well-known for his beat-making hardware like its popular button-mashing MPC machines, is now looking to push its software. The company announced its new 'MPC Beats', a ...

MPC Beats looks like it takes the guts of Akai’s existing desktop software and boils it down to the essentials, but for the price of free, it looks pretty good.

Akai’s MPC products have been inspiring electronic music and hip-hop producers since 1988, which saw the release of the iconic MPC60. Now Akai is marking another milestone with the release of MPC ...

Akai has also set up the MPC Beats Academy for MPC Beats users to watch a series of videos on how to use the software. Read this next: The best early 90s hip hop samples. Those that want an MPC Beats ...

Akai has an MPC problem. To be clear, It’s a good problem, as there’s basically an MPC for every type of electronic musician. ... Beats to go. I know it took a while to get to this part, ...

Akai has launched a new Music Production Controller that turns an iPad 2 into a full track producer, the Akai MPC Fly, the latest in a series of docking multimedia add-ons for Apple's best-selling ...

Akai MPC X review Putting Akai’s latest flagship standalone MPC through its paces! £1,849; Reviews. By Dan 'JD73' Goldman ... You can then combine this audio recording capability with your sampled ...

Telekom Electronic Beats TV and Bonedo set Monketyown’s FJAAK the task of testing the latest release in Akai’s MPC series, the MPC X. As long time MPC hardware users, the techno trio were a perfect ...

Engadget is reporting that Akai has just announced their new MPC Key 37 production keyboard which allows users to craft and cook beats from scratch without having to use an actual computer, laptop ...