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On the Akai, Numark stand at BPM was a prototype, MPK Mini - the new MIDI controller featuring both 8 MPC style pads - velocity sensitive (not pressure), 8 assignable knobs and a 25-key mini MIDI keyboard. There are two layers to the knobs and pads, giving a total of 16 pads and 16 controls.
The unit is bus powered over USB. Coming "before Christmas" priced at £69 UK pounds.
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this keyboard seems great but could that women be anymore YUMMY!!!
05-Oct-10 12:10 PM
That could be great fun, but after having spent considerable time with the prototype of the Synth Station keyboard, I can't say I hold out too much hope for the feel of those keys. I'd go for fewer keys if they were more substantive. That said, I'll be more than happy to give this one a thorough run-through when it's available.
OT: I'd also love to have an adapter to use something like this with standard midi ports, so it could be used with other modules such as a DSI Tetra or Korg EMX - THAT would be something I'd get truly excited about.
05-Oct-10 12:53 PM
Sarah's British accent sold me--I'm getting the MPK MINI ! XD
05-Oct-10 10:36 PM
And again the pitch and the mod wheels are unnecessary?
06-Oct-10 02:24 AM
Ahhh shit, RIGHT after I buy both the LPD8 and MPK24, they come out with this! Ah well, to eBay!
06-Oct-10 12:37 PM
aw man, a big booty, a smile and an accent, and everyone wants an MPK mini. Nicely done Jack O'Donnel for snatching Sarah from TLAudio.
10-Mar-11 11:53 PM