Akai intros MPC Fly pad controller for iPad 2

updated 09:15 pm EST, Thu January 19, 2012

Controller doubles as iPad case


Akai has introduced the MPC Fly, a compact music production center designed specifically for the iPad 2. The tablet connects to a dock connector within the hinged case, enabling users to take advantage of buttons, including 16 backlit pads and several other controls, while working with Akai's MPC app on the iPad's touchscreen display.

The MPC Fly app enables users to simultaneously sequence four tracks, built from a library of instrument samples and drum kits or sampled using the iPad microphone or line input. The utility provides further control over attack, velocity, tuning, time correction, effects and other parameters.

Akai has yet to announce pricing or launch information for the MPC Fly.








By Electronista Staff

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