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New Akai bluetooth controllers
Akai has announced new wireless versions of its compact controllers, the LPK25 and LPD8.
The 8-pad LPD8 features the same six UI buttons and eight assignable slim-design pots as before, alongside a newly-added Full Level button function, which will ensure that all pads will deliver equal velocity.
The LPK25's features largely stay the same but with the addition of a Sustain pedal input. Both controllers have been fitted with a new chassis and have an updated design.
Comments
Where is mpk mini?!
Agreed. Don't need a Bluetooth controller with just keys. My dream would be a 37 key controller with Bluetooth and 8 assignable knobs, arpeggiator, and decent key action.
I'd love to have this configuration for live use.
Can both devices be attached wirelessly to the ios device at the same time? If so, I'm not seeing the problem (unless everyone just wants to buy one device with everything built in...
So sterile looking. Where is the style? The panache? Where are the curves? Oh well, as long as they work. Akai has some really nice and unusual hardware instruments.
Im wondering if you notice any input delay using these controllers over bluetooth. I own the mpk mini (usb) and the drumpads and rotary's are real sensitive and smooth, but the keys are useless if you have thick fingers. The arpeggiator works great.
I take it that you guys are talking about mkII of the MPK mini? If so, what don't you like about the mkII other than the wire?
The wire IS the problem. In addition to being inconvenient it does not provide enough power from the Ipad so in addition to the USB cable you must also have a USB hub connected in order to use the MKII with the Ipad. Akai never bothered to update the firmware to provide a low-power mode.
i bought an mpd226 yesterday. love the pads
3 AA batteries each.
Yes, they can I imagine.
I have 2 Livid Minims that I use simultaneously with my MIDI keyboard plugged in as well.