Akai MPK25 Winter NAMM 2009 Video: MPK25 Wins MPMPK Award (Most Petite MPK)
January 17, 2009
While the APC40 may garner the majority of the attention from the NAMM-going press, the Akai MPK25 is no slouch. Building off the success of the Akai MPK49, the MPK25 expands the MPK line by making it smaller: you still get twelve MPC-style percussion pads, transport controls and a generous selection of rotary knobs, but this version sports only twenty-five keys for a far more compact and portable controller.
Check out the video to see how the laptop DJ might use the MPK25 and the APC40 in tandem.
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I like everything about this
I like everything about this keyboard except the keys! why wouldn't they just ad the 3/4" of key nessecary for a keyboardist to play naturally?
I like everything about this
I like everything about this keyboard except the keys! why wouldn't they just ad the 3/4" of key nessecary for a keyboardist to play naturally?
I agree but thats why they
I agree but thats why they made the MPK 49, 61 and 88 which are much better for playing keys properly. I even think the MPK 88 has fully weighted keys.
Do you absolutely NEED the
Do you absolutely NEED the laptop to use they keyboard itself?
great midi keyboard
This is midi controller you need a pc connection.
Noobs start here http://tweakheadz.com/guide.htm
pros+
appegiator
percussion pad for making beats
price
cons-
small keyboard buy you can get a version with more keys for extra$
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