Adam Glick 4
Sunday, April 7, 2024
Descent app but hasn't been kept up to date. I used to use it but it didn't have enough info on how to use it if you don't already understand an MPC. Then I found Koala sampler and never looked back. I'd recommend checking that out if you aren't already proficient with an MPC and want a tool that is under continuous development and brings in new features that MPC machine is missing like sample stem separation and a lots of sound effects.
JUWOLS 65
Thursday, February 10, 2022
Too good to be true. Everything was fine, was feeling confident about my purchase honestly. Made 2 beats at work, even listened to them in the car. Exported the stems, so I can work with them in the studio. Opened the app back up one more time and bam! All my beats gone. Wont play. Keeps asking for "Track Name?". Thank god I exported 1, but the other one is gone forever?? It literally erased my beats on its on. Dont even want my $10 back. Here goes the robotic answer:
D C 2
Saturday, March 29, 2025
For what it is, app is pretty useful for production and a good learning experience moving between hardware to software. If you have a good understanding of the theory and math behind music production and being familiar with Akai Professional products, Overall, I believe this app would come in handy.
Mark Luague 28
Saturday, February 20, 2021
Great app with a wide range of functionality based on what mpc workflow. Doesn't allow vst use (that I know of), but provides a lot of options for manipulation of samples. 4 stars because the display does not adjust to Motorola One 5-UW screen (longer than most screens), causing the "lcd screen" to obscure display. Also, no guidance for many options, like fx sends and pad options prompted by option 1 button. Anyone find anything besides the first few vids in a Google search?
Jonathan Badness 18
Thursday, June 25, 2020
It will no longer allow me to load any samples to pads even from its own library. Also the pitch pads still haven't been fixed. Still doesn't play a tuned chromatic scale just a random division of pitch. You should also definately make the effort to get together a decent pdf manual considering it's price and complexity. I come from a mpc background but Im only finding out how some of the navigation works by trial, error and luck Edited
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