Akai LPD 8 Mk2

Name: Akai LPD 8 Mk2
Brand: Akai
SKU: 7552527
Price: 42.52 EUR
Availability: BackOrder
Rating: 4.50 (2 reviews)

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MIDI Pad Controller

USB MIDI controller with 8 touch-sensitive backlit pads.
includes 8 Q-Link rotary knobs for versatile parameter control.
Plug-and-play connectivity for both Mac and PC.
powered via USB, no drivers or external power needed.
4 memory banks for easy programming and reloading of settings.

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Akai LPD8 is a USB MIDI controller with pads, designed for musicians, producers, DJs, etc. The Akai LPD 8 is less than 33 centimetres long and weighs under 500 grams, ensuring maximum portability and easy fitting into a laptop bag.

The LPD8 features 8 backlit blue pads that are touch-sensitive for programming rhythmic or melodic parts. Additionally, the pads can send program change information to the software being used. The LPD-8 also includes 8 Q-Link rotary knobs, which can be assigned to nearly any parameters in the software used.

The Akai LPD 8 connects in a plug-and-play manner to both Mac and PC and is powered via USB. No drivers or external power supply are required. The Akai LPD8 has 4 memory banks for programming and reloading settings suitable for various software applications.

Product code: 7552527

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Andrei 12.01.2022, 22:00

Excellent

The controller is very good and I am very satisfied. The quality/price ratio is exceptional and the delivery was very fast even though I ordered it close to Christmas. The guys and girls at Soundcreation are doing a great job and I thank them.

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Eugen Neacsu 14.09.2021, 20:25

Decent

It's okay. It's the first time I'm using a controller other than a MIDI keyboard.
Tested in Reaper DAW with MT Power Drum Kit 2 (free VST) and Steven Slate Drums 5 (free). I haven't gotten to the individual pad configuration yet, but in these 2 VSTs, it recognizes them individually (each pad is assigned to a different percussion). The only "flaw" is that you have to press/hit harder on the PAD surface. The knobs are useful, you can assign them to any function, and the pads as well (at least in Reaper). Overall, I'm satisfied, but I recommend it only for beginners or music production enthusiasts. Ah... and it comes with a CD with software + manual and a €50 discount voucher for Ableton Live/Suite. Delivery and price are impeccable.

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