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AKAI Professional MPC One+

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Music Production Center

  • Standalone operation (without computer) and computer-aided as controller for MPC software (included)
  • WiFi and Bluetooth enabled
  • Full colour 7" multi-touch display
  • 16 Velocity-sensitive RGB pads
  • 2GB RAM
  • 16 GB onboard storage space (expandable via SD card)
  • 5 Encoders for data input
  • Classic MPC functions such as note repeat, 16 levels and full level
  • Integrated synth engines: Electric, Tubesynth and Bassline
  • Integrated AIR FX for mixing & mastering
  • 8 CV/Gate outputs for 3.5 mm TRS cable (compatible with mono TS cables)
  • 2 USB 3.0 inputs for USB sticks or MIDI controllers (1x type A, 1x type B)
  • MIDI In/Out
  • 2 Inputs: 1/4" TRS
  • 2 Outputs: 1/4" TRS
  • Dimensions (W x D x H): 272 x 272 x 53 mm
  • Weight: 2.1kg
  • Includes power supply (12 V DC, 3.0 A), MPC software (download) for Mac & PC, 2GB sample content
  • Suitable cases: Art.494121 or 491799 (not included)
Available since May 2023
Item number 567619
Sales Unit 1 piece(s)
Polyphony 64
Internal Storage Yes
Storage Medium SD Card
File Format WAV
Time Stretching Yes
Effects Yes
USB-port Yes
MIDI interface 1x In, 1x Out
Analogue Inputs 2
Analogue Outputs 2
Digital Outputs No
Display Yes
Sequencer Yes
Design Desktop
Pads 16
Fader(s) 0
Sampling Function 1
Control USB, MIDI
USB 1
Number of analog outputs 2
Headphone Output 1
Extras None
Optional Expansions None
Special Features None
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Simply red

Akai Professional has added some new features and a hot red finish to its MPC One, itself a compact version of the company's MPC Live model. The result: The MPC One+. This flexible, high-performance sampler is designed for stand-alone operation, and its features include 16 backlit drum pads, five infinitely adjustable rotary controls, and a full-colour 7" display with touch interface. The integrated MPC software can be used to record audio tracks and arrange notes and also features three integrated synth engines, in addition to which the AIR FX section gives the user access to a range of mixing and mastering functions. New features in this version include the option of wireless data transmission via WiFi, Bluetooth connectivity to allow external controllers to be integrated into the setup, and compatibility with Ableton Link. All of this together makes the Akai Professional MPC One+ the perfect toolbox for DJs and music producers who want to be able to programme beats without needing a computer.

AKAI Professional MPC One+

For sampling and sequencing

Like its predecessor, the Akai MPC One+ features 64 stereo voices. A project comprises multiple sequences - also referred to as "scenes" - and each sequence contains various tracks with instruments such as synths, drum kits, bass, and vocals. The user has six types of MIDI tracks at their disposal here, and a variety of samples can be triggered via the drum tracks using the pads. A selection of instrument plug-ins are also available, which can be integrated using the dedicated tracks, while the instrument tracks can be used to play samples melodically and also offer a multi-sample function. Samples can be assigned to and played via specific pads using the clip tracks, and these can also be looped and, by means of the time-stretching function, adjusted to match the tempo of the composition. An additional MIDI track is also provided, as is a CV track for supplying control voltage for modular synthesizers.

AKAI Professional MPC One+ trigger buttons

Simple and intuitive workflow

The simplified operating concept of the AKAI Professional MPC One+ allows users to programme beats in an uncomplicated fashion, whether in their home studio or during live performances. Its software can also be used on a computer, in which case the MPC One+ serves as a controller. This is a particularly practical option for producers who wish to use their own favourite plug-ins via the MPC One+. However, this high-performance workstation with its 2GB of RAM and 4GB memory - which can also be expanded via SD card - will also aquit itself admirably in stand-alone operation, and it gives the user an ideal basis for any type of music production. What is more, 10GB of sample content are available, and users with a Splice account can access it via the Ethernet interface in order to integrate even more samples and plug-ins, and Ableton Link can also be used via the same interface.

AKAI Professional MPC One+ control knobs

About Akai Professional

Akai Professional has its origins in the long-established Japanese company Akai, founded in 1929, which initially manufactured electric motors, soon to be followed by high-quality tape recorders and hi-fi products. Since 1988, Akai has also become a household name like no other on the Hip-Hop scene. With the development of its first MIDI Production Centre (MPC for short), created in collaboration with Roger Linn, Akai wrote history by decisively influencing the sound of hip-hop and electronic music, which it continues to do to this very day. Famous exponents of the MPC series include DJ Shadow, Eminem, and Kanye West. Today, Akai is also well known for its robust and versatile USB MIDI controllers, not least of which is the bulletproof APC range of Ableton controllers.

From idea to reality in a flash

The Akai Professional MPC One+ is an ideal solution for composers who want to get their ideas down quickly. Users can manually set the tempo of individual sequences using the tap tempo feature, while the Q-Link function (found at the upper right of the unser interface) can be used to assign parameters to the individual rotary controls and thus to record automations by means of the read/write mode. If users aren't happy with the results after all, they can undo up to 512 working steps. The MPC One+ can also receive MIDI data via its MIDI input, and external MIDI controllers can be connected to the USB-A port to allow the user to play in melodies or integrate storage media with additional sound content.

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Giorgi Kukhainidze 08.11.2023
Hello colleagues! I am very pleased with this product, very high quality samples and good sound. I wish you all good luck in your creative and professional life
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Drum-computer 15.12.2024
It’s my first mpc, so it’s hard to compare with previous models, but I tried for a year to make it a center of my dawless setup and unfortunately I’m giving up. It feels to me that the marketing team of akai wanted this sampler to be able to do absolutely everything and then some. Every time I’ve tried to make a track on this machine it was so frustrating because of a million little things ux-wise that just weren’t very well thought-through. I would much rather have this sampler have 4 times as leas features as it has but have them be more polished and designed well. Also on-board fx’s are really poor sounding for the most part
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Goin' DAWless
Dj Dub Vader 11.11.2024
The best All in one station for your home studio
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All-In-One in Bestform
pedda4711 22.07.2023
Was mich bei Hardware stört war meist die schwierige Reproduzierbarkeit eines komplexen Setups, was mich bei DAW's gestört hat war das Mausgefrickel. Die MPC bietet da für meinen Geschmack einen idealen Mittelweg (aka das beste aus beiden Welten): richtig gute pads, ein paar Drehregler die sehr sinnvolle Dinge tun (ok, man muss schon die Parametergruppe die man jetzt grade schrauben will bei zB einem softsynth auswählen) und ein kompaktes 7 Zoll Display. So bin ich tyischerweise mit der MPC irgendwie immer am tommeln, drehen, tasten drücken und auf dem Bildschirm tappen, dragen oder pinchen, gefällt mir, guter Mix.
Nun in der Übersicht was ich geradezu genial finde:
- Haptik ist toll, Bedienung macht mir Spass
- der ganze Workflow liegt mir, alles greift sinnvoll ineinander und ist meist schnell erreichbar
- Mit der MPC bekommt man gleich einen ganzen Batzen guter Instruments (TubeSynth ist sehr unterschätzt, der kann richtig viel), aber eben auch ne Solina, Mellotron und ne Kiste Drumsynth und mehr
- Jede Menge Effekte in solider Qualität, vom delay über vocal effects bis zum mastering compressor
- Stabilität (nach rund 50 Stunden mit dem Gerät nicht ein Absturz, Notenhänger oder Audio-Glitch).
- Nen brauchbarer Song-mode und die Option das ganze zu exportieren, so das man nen Song wirklich komplett in der Kiste bis zu Ende produzieren kann.
Zwei Minuspunkte: der Kopfhöreranschluss vorne wirkt, da nicht mit Gehäuse verschraubt, wakelig und der Step-Editor kann nicht wirklich für pitched instruments (bass, lead etc) genommen werden (Live einspielen und grid editor sind da angesagt).
Für rund 800 Euronen bekommt man aus meiner Sicht ein sehr ausgereiftes, umfangreiches, vielfältiges und angenehm zu bedienendes Instrument.
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