On the backside, you can see a wide range of connectivity.įor some time now I’ve been following the development of Akai Pro, whether an MPC keyboard will really be released. What is new, however, is another picture from Instagram of the music producer Scott Storch, who is apparently the beta tester. However, there were clear indications that Akai had already showcased their new product to selected people behind closed doors at Superbooth 22. NAMM starts today and will we finally see the Akai MPC Key 61? There is no information so far about a possible announcement. Akai if you’re reading this, it’s about time to release the product. I don’t think I’ve seen so many leaks for a new product in a long time. But there are two new leaked photos that now show the official packaging of the upcoming Synthesizer/sampler keyboard. The Akai MPC Key 61 is still not officially released. Not little but what is offered here in a keyboard is pretty amazing.

a world-class 16GB onboard Factory LibraryĪccording to the new leak, the MPC Key 61 will cost $1899 USD.new OPx4 FM Synthesizer, stage piano, stage EP, session strings, and organ.2 mic/line inputs with high-end preamps.8 CV/Gate Output Jacks for modular integration.WiFI/Bluetooth for Ableton Link syncronisation.accepts class-compliant audio interfaces and MIDI devices.

audio Interface with high-quality AD/DA converters.

vibrant 7″ Color Touch Screen with Multi Touch & Gestures.

16 velocity-sensitive MPC drum pads with note repeat.

semi-weighted 61-key keybed with aftertouch.

Especially since the MPC Key 61 uses firmware 2.11 as an operating system. Since the pictures and the features have leaked out, I assume that the device will be presented at the start of the new firmware 2.11 on June 23rd. Today you get all the details about the new MPC keyboard Synthesizer including the first pictures of the hardware. Leak: new photos shows the official packaging of the new Akai MPC Key 61 standalone MPC Synthesizer keyboard.

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