AKAI MPK Mini MKIII MIDI Keyboard Black/Red Review

Used only keys when working in Ableton. The transition by octaves works well. Other functions did not yuzal. Different pros: The quality is top notch. The pads are tight, the keys with optimal pressing. Compact, before buying I thought that there would be more, but excellent for small batches Has cons: Doesn't sit tight on the table, one of the legs seems to be shorter. It is corrected with a piece of electrical tape, like everything in our world.

Has pros: 1) Keys Of course, the standard among midi keyboards for two octaves is Arturia, but these keys are quite pleasant, when compared with other models (I had mpk25), then these keys are much more pleasant to play 2) Pads There are the same pads as in the Akai flagship, they are comfortable, moderately sensitive, at first they are really tight, but after a couple of days of playing they became much more sensitive and they stopped hearing me in the next room 3) Screen Although it is small,

The piano is tight to press, but a matter of habit. And the joystick - you have to get used to it. Inside there are FL, Ableton, Logic, GarageBand and MPC profiles. Who uses MPC - well, 16 pens / 16 pads would be cooler, but there prices are different, and if you don’t do finger drumming, then this mini is the number one choice. It seems that if you write mainly in MPC, then when choosing between it, you can continue to skip everything on the market until models with 16 pads go

Honest reflections on this item.Compatibility with DAWs is mostly a software problem, but making a FL template that doesn't do anything is a big deal.

The goods came whole, the packaging is not crumpled, a new account is attached. I gave it to my boyfriend for his birthday, he was very pleased, it is difficult to deal with programs, but this can be fixed over time. Everything is great and great.

The packaging from the Pguaras. Ru store is about nothing, wrapping it with a stretch film in one layer is just some kind of shame ? ! This attitude has a very negative effect and in the future they will lose their desire to order. In addition to this, some fraud in the form of calls with offers to change the color (to a cheaper one), referring to the fact that the white one is no longer in stock, but as it turned out, they sent me the white one as ordered, why then they called and lied that it

Has some pros 1) Keys When compared to other models (I had an mpk25), these keys are much more pleasurable to play than other keys on midi keyboards (Arturia is the industry standard for two-octave midi keyboards, of course), but these keys are quite pleasant to play. 2) Pads After a couple of days of playing, the pads became significantly more sensitive, and they stopped hearing me in the next room. The pads are the same as those found in Akai's flagship product; they are comfortable and only…

After a long study, I first bought a Novation LK Mini3. Everything in it was wonderful: compactness, huge functionality, excellent work with Ableton right out of the box, light and pleasant to the touch keyboard, nobs and pads. BUT in my favorite FL it worked like regular MIDI, which is what is written on the Novation website. This upset me, but the DJ Tools store agreed and exchanged for Akai with a small surcharge, since it is more versatile. Indeed, even out of the box it connects well with…

Pros: Good big peds and encoders Arpeggiator Appearance fire There are profiles for popular DAWs (Ableton, FL, Logic) Great for transport due to size and weight Good solid construction even though made of plastic Got cons: The keys are a little tight, but you can get used to it and then everything is fine Also, the gloss on the keys is very dirty with prints, especially on black and white keys, as in the white model.

Has pros: Great tool with great functionality. Came perfectly packed, everything is intact in films and bubbles. Its cons: Old usb connector from the printer, something newer could be

To be honest, I bought this toy for only one reason: it's a must-have. Arturia minilab is better in a number of parameters, but it is bought second. That rare case when the inscription on the box "bestseller" is true. That's where I got on. It became curious, what is there such a hype? And did not regret. You may never even use this little thing, but it is very pleasant to own it.

Great compact midi keyboard with drumpad. The supplied software is a bit frustrating: the Mini Grand included here is somehow noticeably worse both in sound and in functionality of Addictive Keys, which are included with Focusrite Scarlet audio units of a close price. You should also be prepared for small keys, as a layman it seemed normal to me, but the pianist girl complained

I advise you to look at reviews and comparisons before buying, as this model is more suitable for those who travel often. If this is about you, then you have found the perfect "mini" controller that is very easy to work with for both beginners and professionals. With its pros. Light weight, sensitive pads (you can't find a better system with 8 pads at this price), easy to connect to most DAWs + many free plug-ins out of the box. Some cons: The quality of the keys is clearly not the strongest…

I have nothing bad to say about the instrument. The keys are simple. you should not expect a hammer system from them. yes, for that price.