In terms of pads, buttons and dials, all the usual suspects from the MPC Live/Touch are there, although the pads themselves are slightly smaller than the ones on the Live/X, but I don’t think this will be an issue at all. Visually speaking, the MPC One is like a hybrid of the MPC Live and MPC Studio with a compact, square layout and pads directly under the screen. So, is this the MPC you’ve been waiting for? In this MPC One Preview, we’ll take a closer look at what this new touchscreen standalone MPC is all about. Akai have announced a new addition to the MPC family, the MPC One, which looks set to become Akai’s new ‘entry level’ standalone MPC. SOME CONTENT NOW UPDATED DUE TO THE NEW FEATURES ADDED IN MPC 2.10.
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