Akai MPC Live III Standalone Music Production System

Sometimes people invent something, and then it is apparently so good that we still use the idea decades later. We are, of course, talking about the Linn Drum! Oh... aren't we? Right, 't Was Roger Linn who once went bankrupt with that famous drum computer, then went to work for Akai and worked there on the very first MPC. And that MPC became a part of music history, especially in the Urban genre. Compared to today, the device was still relatively simple, but comprehensive enough to set a successful steady course towards the future. And so we have now arrived at the Akai Professional MPC Live 3, an incredibly comprehensive groovebox. The original MPC is really a shadow compared to what you can do with this. New in the Akai Professional Live 3 The MPC pads have been greatly revamped; with 3D sensing, they are now even more expressive. Furthermore: in terms of groove boxes, it's always MPC and x0x, the latter being typical of the old drum computers from the 80s. This MPC Live 3 now also ha