Akai Professional MPK Mini
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Akai Professional MPK Mini: 24 facts and highlights
1. weight
2. volume
1573cm³
3. thickness
30mm
4. Has velocity sensitive pads
Akai Professional MPK Mini
36% have it
5. Has backlit LED buttons
Buttons will light up when pressed, resulting in better visibility to users.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
72% have it
6. Has velocity sensitive keys
Velocity sensitive keys are just spring loaded keys that sound out louder the harder you hit them. If you "lightly" press a key, the sound will be quiet; the harder you press, the louder it gets.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
69% have it
7. drum pads
The pads section is ideal to trigger loops and samples, using your finger drum skills.
8. width
9. total keys
The amount of keys the controller has on the keyboard.
10. The device is mappable
Users can map, set and regulate the entire midi controller giving different functionalities to all different buttons, knobs and faders. The device could be also set up with different softwares.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
78% have it
11. number of knobs
More knobs (rotating controls) can give the user more dedicated control over the device, eg. volume, effects, EQs etc. Types of knobs may differ: endless type or step type.
12. MIDI device works and communicates via USB
Devices can communicate in both directions with each other without any additional MIDI interface. The biggest advantage is that the USB connection can be used for everything; power supply, MIDI-in and MIDI-out. This means you need less cables.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
13. height
14. Has sustain button
A sustain button works in the same manner as a traditional sustain pedal. Pressing the sustain button and playing a note causes it to sustain. However, the sound will not stop until the button is pressed again.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
8% have it
15. Has tap tempo control
A feature on some MIDI devices that allows to adjust tempo in real time based on an external input or by “tapping” a button on the device itself. It is used to allow musicians the flexibility of playing at any desired tempo based on their musical input.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
13% have it
16. Has octave buttons
The octave buttons are used to shift the keyboard up or down in one octave increments. This extends the range of the keyboard in either direction, which lets you play notes that lie outside the number of keys available.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
17. Has a bank selector button
The button is used to select independent banks of continuous controllers. Effectively, this allows you to control more independent parameters with the knobs, faders and buttons. The bank selector button is used to switch among the available banks.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
38% have it
18. memory locations
More memory locations allow users to save their preset/setup and have them ready to use again and again.
19. Is compatible with Mac OS X
It is compatible with Mac OS X devices such as MacBooks and iMacs.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
99% have it
20. Is compatible with Windows
It is compatible with PCs and laptops running the Windows operating system.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
99% have it
21. encoders
A type of knob that has a push button functionality built in. Encoders are for browsing and selecting your digital sound files or turning on a function that makes use of a control's rotation such as sound effects or tempo/tap tempo selection.
22. number of buttons
The more buttons the device has, the more complex the input can be.
23. number of faders
Faders can be either channel volume faders, pitch sliders, crossfaders or even EQs.
24. Has an arpeggiator function
The arpeggiator is the main tool used by computer musicians to generate looped material. An arpeggiator is simply a generator of signals that controls the tempo, pitch, velocity, gate, and other parameters of the sound.
Akai Professional MPK Mini
14% have it
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