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Eric McGregor shows us around the new MPK25, a 25-key (no surprise) MIDI controller following in the footsteps of the MPK 49, but smaller, or more precisely, shorter. 2 Comments... Post a comment original storyfizmo Said... there are 12 knobs on the mpk25. first he had an issue with shapes, now counting? 22-Jan-09 11:29 AM dbf Said...
He did say two banks of knobs (making 24); and later said 48 pads based on the same logic.
But yeah, I had a double take when he said it. 23-Jan-09 12:06 AM PR Said... Why cant Akai get the knob/drum pad layout correct? R they retarded or something?!? Pads on the right and Knobs on the left! Who wants to spastically tap out beats with their weak left hand while playing a run with their right? Or tweak a knob with their right hand while riffing out with the left? 27-Jan-09 03:36 AM Post a comment 
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WNAMM09: Akai MPK25 Once Over