点评:雅佳临MPD232

With LEDS, Akai Pro's responsive pads and a host of features like "Note Repeat","Full Level" and standalone, computer or iOS device modes, the MPD242 looks attractive. But does it deliver?  

步骤音序器都显示了所有的地方,现在的葡萄酒,合成复苏完全展开。其结果是,许多新的和老同学公司的动作跳研究。 阿凯提出了一个非常酷的解决方案,以协助与传说中的MPC垫阿凯专业是众所周知的同时满足世界一个新的,USB控制器,以及一个非常漂亮的步进音序器,工程无论是在您的计算机,它的外... wven您的iOS设备上。

Akai Pro MPD232

Getting Down with the 232

安装是一件轻而易举的,至少在Ableton公司关注。像所有新的阿凯分级制,将MPD232成立尽快被打开,并连接到我的笔记本电脑,而Ableton现场跑。一进去,我招呼到另一种奇妙的映射设置。八个电位器映射到滤波器截止,采样开始,长度等,自动,当一个鼓架到了,在一个特别令人愉快的方式。这使事情变得有趣的调整,一旦我开始在它的步进音序器(更多的很快)。虽然,这只是冷静,如果你正在使用一个鼓的时间。序焦点切换为不同的鼓的编曲模式,每次的时间内触发。这使得它很容易不小心修改其他鼓机架,实现你可能不希望声音。

我决定建立MPD232作为时钟源,这样我就可以用敲击速度按钮,以帮助获得,我在我的脑海听到它的节奏。而且,也只有得到充分的MPD体验。一旦速度才成立,我开始打倒它们是完全一样的垫被包含在MPD218和MPD226的垫。

像226,MPD232垫被持续发亮,并改变颜色按下时,或者当垫银行

The pads and pad bank controls on the Akai Pro MPD232

在阿凯临MPD232的垫和垫银行控制。

注意重复也是一个很大的打击我,也是如此。当你想和即兴发挥与它是非常方便的。

满级,例如,使MPD232仅从垫发送的最高速度,无论你怎么打的难。我,我自己,用这个有很多用于建立主拍(踢和小鼓),然后将其禁用后,当我想和踩镲更具活力的表演,那你可能不会在你的脸上完全希望其他样本。

注意重复也是一个很大的打击我,也是如此。之

Durability

垫,按键和电位器安装到位,并给了我很大的信心采取的道路上这个设备,除了具有推子。以上是关于MPD262使用的相同推子,虽然他们动如丝,他们是有一点摇晃,并感觉他们可以很容易地在紧张的背包破灭了。那里

Sequencer

我有很多的序百感交集。虽然我真的很喜欢808上下的滚动和内置的显微镜式的编辑器(如序列编辑模式中),我发现了一种令人沮丧的是,我可以

The Akai Pro MPD232 sequencer.

阿凯临MPD232序。

这是一种刺激性的232配备了一个内置的DC IN。含义:您可以使用DC适配器,并运行MPD232作为一个独立的设备。

因此,从本质上讲,我们有一个非常设备齐全的控制器,配备了一个MIDI输出和MIDI IN(通过包括1/8

步骤的时间创建模式,或者通过SEQ REC录制实时的可以创造一些有趣的结果。

音序器还允许使用TIME DIV按钮时,司之间的快速转换。您不仅可以控制音符重复的时间划分,但你也可以很快的时间划分之间,切换模式序列,以及。

Software 

该MPD232,像在MPD线路上的其他设备自带的大量供应的第三方软件。 Ableton现场光线包括,可能没有一个DAW一起工作,最初的新音乐人/ DJ们。 MPC要点临也包括在内,对于那些谁都会选择做音乐的阿凯方式。奇怪的是,精华不会接受我的序列号MPD232。但愿,他们得到这个固定的,你拿起之前,你自己的MPD232。

The Akai Pro MPD232 software.

阿凯临MPD232软件。

SONiVOX

Conclusion

作为控制器,我觉得MPC232是一个非常好的购买。该垫,推子,按钮和构建,除了推子,是一个真正的乐趣使用,并且严重反应。我喜欢能够控制Ableton公司用它,它

但是,如果你正在寻找纯粹是为了

价格:$ 299

优点:漂亮的LED灯,漂亮的身材,非常敏感和有一个像满级,注意重复,MPC要点,大量样品的一些很酷的额外功能,并能独立工作,并与iOS设备。

缺点:步进音序器不能存储模式的硬件。软件安装可以是一个有点沮丧,特别是在序列号都在关注。

网址:http://www.akaipro.com/product/mpd232

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Discussion

Espen Haug
You MAY actually store up to 30 patterns through saving your presets after the pattern is created. I have not used the controller editor, but im guessing it allows you to recall/upload the presets from the MPD232. It will not exactly be "stand-alone" but at least you can play around and create 30 patterns if you go on a short trip without a laptop, and when you get home, you may store the presets on the computer.

I know 30 slots to store patterns is NOT much. It should have the ability to store AT LEAST 1000 presets. This should not take many MB of storage - and it should not cost much to install a memory card slot. Im guessing a small 64GB memory card should allow for several millions of presets to be stored. If you press the "SEND ALL" button, in the "SysEx" page in the "Global section", you get something like 250 lines with maybe 20-30 numbers on each line. 250x30=7500. I believe each number would take up 1 BYTE of storage space, so for 1MB, you should be able to save something like 133 FULL presets... 64GB would be around 8.533.333 presets... Now how much does it cost to add 1GB of storage i wonder!!! But they wanna wait with this technology, so that they can charge maximum for this controller, and in a few years, they raise the standards a little higher - HOPEULLY with a MEMORY CARD READER, together with an OS which allows us to install our favorite VSTs to the memory card, as well as loading up samples. I know some other more expensive MPCs are WAY better in this regard - but i think id rather just buy a laptop personally. I may be wrong, but i dont think you can load VSTs into the "MPC Touch" . And i think a laptop is MUCH better FOR MOBILITY, when compared to going on a vacation with a bunch of syntheseizers and drum-machines and effect units.

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