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PC: 2 GHz Pentium 4 or Celeron, 2 GB RAM, Windows XP/Vista/7, DVD-Rom drive Mac: 1.8 GHz, G4/G5 or faster, 2 GB RAM, Mac OS X 10.4.11, DVD-Rom drive A USB connector ensures a quick connection to your computer, while a built-in USB hub provides for all your USB studio gear. It's not just a controller, but is equipped with an internal audio interface, two combined XLR/jack inputs, a turntable input and two outputs.

With the MPC Renaissance, however, Akai has really surpassed itself. Numerous producers all over the world use Akai's MPC products, due to their excellent construction and practical layout.

Since the 1990s, the term MPC has achieved a legendary status. As such, the controller is great for electronic music producers, as well as DJs who are gradually using more and more digital technology.

The Renaissance allows you to use the processing power of your computer by means of a hardware controller, enabling you to enjoy that old-school drum machine feel. In essence, it serves as a drum pad and rotary controller in one, featuring a practical LCD display and various menu settings for increased user-friendliness. The MPC Renaissance has been designed to offer full compatibility with your computer. Construction and layout of the MPC Renaissance The MPC Renaissance features the familiar Akai workflow, ensuring a user-friendly experience - satisfaction guaranteed. With the MPC Renaissance, Akai has really outdone itself, introducing a controller with vintage MPC3000 and MPC60 emulation, bundled in one powerful unit.

Tracking out Painlessly (with Ableton Live) Īfter ordering, you'll immediately receive a link in your email to download the course.Imagine the processing power of your computer, combined with a practical controller with an exceptionally rugged construction.

Chopping Tricky Samples with Manual Chop.

Using Attack, Decay, Sustain, & Release (ADSR).

Preparing a Keygroup from a Looped Sample.

Building Percussion with Patched Phrase.

Layering Drums with Low-Pass Filtering.

Layering Drums with Non-Destructive Chop (NDC).

Designed in the same foolproof format as the "MPC SCHOOL" series, this 80-minute advanced series hits on topics such as 16 Levels, Time Stretching, Patched Phrase, and much more. "MPC SCHOOL" Extended is an advanced video series that covers technique-based tricks for producers that want to get more out of their MPC Renaissance & Studio.