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Akai Introduces the MPC Touch

MPC Touch
 
Japanese electronics company Akai has announced the newest member of its legendary MPC family, the MPC Touch.
 
Billed as “the most immersive music producing experience to date,” the MPC Touch combines physical pads with a colorful touchscreen and buttons for workflow access. And unlike previous MPC models, the MPC Touch will require a computer to operate it.
 
As part of the launch, Akai posted videos on its YouTube channel featuring influential hip-hop producers Metro Boomin and Needlz. The former is best known for his production work on ILoveMakonnen’s “Tuesday,” Travi$ Scott’s “3500,” and Future’s “Where Ya At.” You can watch both of the videos below along with Akai’s official introduction video.
 
The MPC Touch will hit stores in November with a suggested retail price of $764. Check out Akai’s website for more details.
 

 

 

 
Related: Watch MPC Master araabMUZIK Perform at Ultra

Watch MPC Master araabMUZIK Perform at Ultra


 
Here’s a clip of producer and controllerist araabMUZIK getting busy at Miami’s Ultra Music Festival last week. The video is only about a minute long, but it’s just enough time to remind us why he’s one of the best on the MPC. Shout out to Revolt.
 
Related: AraabMuzik Interview & Performance on Hot 97

AraabMuzik Interview and Performance on Hot 97


 
MPC master AraabMuzik stopped by New York’s Hot 97 earlier today for an interview and live performance. In addition to producing EDM-influenced bangers for rappers such as 50 Cent, Fabolous, A$AP Mob, Cam’ron, and Troy Ave, the Rhode Island native is considered one of the world’s most skilled MPC performers in the world. Skip to the 10 minute mark to see his impressive routine.
 
Related: AraabMuzik – The Prince Is Coming

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