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Akai MPC Live 3.

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  • Antos3345Antos3345
    edited October 2025

    IMOP, it looks kinda cheesy with the colored pads. I like the old raw look in the older models. Spec wise though, it looks impressive.

  • echooperaechoopera
    edited October 2025

    If looks could kill the MPC Live 3 is definitely a ninja, in this particular incarnation of the MPC line.

  • echooperaechoopera
    edited October 2025

    @SirMcp said:

    @jollyDodger said:
    Nice @echoopera.. Having a single usb cable between the MPC and iPad, while still using the x4 in and x 6 analogue outs is huge. Are the pads really near Maschine level sensitivity?

    While I don’t nave a live 3 the pads on the mpc x are amazing. With note repeat you can press the pad softer and harber to get plush velocity response on hats. So yes mpc pads are known for their playability. Don’t get me wrong my maschine controller has good pads but mpc pads are on point and this goes for every mpc i have played on since the 2000 model which has amazing pads.

    FWIW the M+ Pads were always the benchmark of how Pads should feel and perform based on my experience since 2015 when i got into this endless game…and i find that the Live 3 pads have surpassed them in regards to feel and playability.

    I hope you get a chance to test one out to experience for yourself. It’s a new day for the MPC line imho.

  • jollyDodgerjollyDodger

    @SirMcp said:
    While I don’t nave a live 3 the pads on the mpc x are amazing. With note repeat you can press the pad softer and harber to get plush velocity response on hats. So yes mpc pads are known for their playability. Don’t get me wrong my maschine controller has good pads but mpc pads are on point and this goes for every mpc i have played on since the 2000 model which has amazing pads.

    I sold my mpc because I didn’t like how I needed to have fixed velocity on the pads, but the maschine allowed me to play with dynamics. Maybe it’s my fingers, and my tastes.

  • jollyDodgerjollyDodger

    @echoopera said:
    I find that the Live 3 pads have surpassed them in regards to feel and playability.

    Thanks. Pass me the Rennies.

  • SirMcpSirMcp
    edited October 2025

    @echoopera said:

    @SirMcp said:

    @jollyDodger said:
    Nice @echoopera.. Having a single usb cable between the MPC and iPad, while still using the x4 in and x 6 analogue outs is huge. Are the pads really near Maschine level sensitivity?

    While I don’t nave a live 3 the pads on the mpc x are amazing. With note repeat you can press the pad softer and harber to get plush velocity response on hats. So yes mpc pads are known for their playability. Don’t get me wrong my maschine controller has good pads but mpc pads are on point and this goes for every mpc i have played on since the 2000 model which has amazing pads.

    FWIW the M+ Pads were always the benchmark of how Pads should feel and perform based on my experience since 2015 when i got into this endless game…and i find that the Live 3 pads have surpassed them in regards to feel and playability.

    I hope you get a chance to test one out to experience for yourself. It’s a new day for the MPC line imho.

    I never played the maschine plus pads just a few maschine controllers. The mk1 was nice but got stolen so i replaced it with a mk 3 micro a few years ago. But i no longer use maschine because of akai and yes I should be experiencing the live 3 pads in a week or two if I can find one available in that time frame.

    I’ve been trying not to cave in but the live 3 is like the Borg from startrek. Resistance is futile.

    My last question. Has anyone used the Live 3 to control Ableton? The X has ableton control and it’s nice. Just wondering if the 3 has continued the tradition. Please tell me no. Some one give me one reason no to spend more money!

  • zAkzAk

    Any double trigger issues with the the MPC Live 3? It got annoying that I got rid of the Live 2 because of it

  • echooperaechoopera

    Happy Saturday Folks:

  • zAkzAk

    @echoopera said:
    Happy Saturday Folks:

    Defo some LTJ Bukem vibes, was waiting all the time for the beat to kick in

  • pedropedro
    edited October 2025

    It’s 1600€ where I live, but I wouldn’t mind having one

  • echooperaechoopera

    Thank you @zAk i appreciate that. 👊🏽🎚️💗

  • SergiuSergiu

    Mine arriving Tuesday …any tips / tricks for the first time use? …more like “ do this first …”! I already have mpc bible

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