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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 88802, member: 27"]
A fresh portable sampler just dropped the barrier for beatmakers who want real MPC vibes without hauling gear around.

Akai Pro MPC Sample
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[*]Akai Pro launched the MPC Sample as their easiest battery-powered standalone unit yet.
[*]Users sample, chop, and sequence beats anywhere with no computer hooked up.
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Portability perks
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[*]MPC Sample packs a rechargeable lithium-ion battery for five hours of runtime.
[*]Compact size slips into backpacks while packing an onboard speaker plus mic.
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Hands-on controls
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[*]Sixteen RGB velocity-sensitive pads deliver polyphonic aftertouch on the MPC Sample.
[*]Three knobs and a legacy fader give direct tweak access during play.
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Creative tools
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[*]Instant Sample Chop Mode slices audio into ready sections automatically.
[*]Built-in effects engine serves up sixty types across four separate processors.
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Launch details
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[*]Andy Mac heads Akai Professional and calls it a wider door into classic workflows.
[*]MPC Sample sells now for three hundred forty-nine pounds with VAT included.
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