But I like to play my melodies with my low end at the same time to really get the sound of it before I record the midi sequence. Not that it cant do what a 61 or 88 key can do because in the end its all the same. If you are looking for a good midi controller at home I wouldn’t get this either unless you are tight on workspace and need something small. I wouldn’t get this unless you are looking for something small enough to go into your back pack so you can pull it out on the go and make music wherever you are. You will have to record your lower end instruments and sequences separate from your melodies just because there arent enough keys. You will NOT be satisfied with this if you play with both hands. But the LPK25 is one of the lower end models that they produce. Akai has really taken over some of the midi keyboards recently with some of there larger models. There is just a little black strip which cuts the height of the board down and makes it smaller than most 25 key controllers. The space between the top of the keys and the top of the board is virtually not even there. I was very surprised to see how small and compact it is. The Akai LPK 25 is a 25 key midi keyboard that is really small. I personally think this unit performs well especially for what it cost it works well with everything application I've ever used it with. I've used a lot of other mini 25 key keyboards before but this was the thinnest of all as well as the 1st mini akai I had used (at the time) before then it was the bigger much clunky looking oxygen 25. I also don't like the cheap feel of the keyboard but then again it was only $50.00 and it's light weight so I guess I can't really complain to much.
Akai lpk25 manual mod#
The only thing I don't like about this mini keyboard is there is no actual mod or pitch bend wheel. it's just easier to pull this out rather than my bigger keyboard. I also use the lpk25 for auditioning sounds when I'm sound designing. I literally just put it in my backpack along with my laptop and the rest of my portable gear and I'm on my way.
Akai lpk25 manual full#
It's perfect for getting little ideas out and or full projects but again since inspiration can hit at anytime I like to take the AKAI LP25 with me everywhere I go. I do a lot of music production projects with this little keyword - especially when I'm traveling. I was actually glad it had the tap tempo feature There are some pretty nice features on this unit such as sustain, octave, tap tempo.
Akai lpk25 manual install#
This Keyboard connects via USB which is excellent makes it easy, the drivers automatically install for you (can't argue with that) I needed something that was thin and could fit in my backpack along with my laptop,headphones and maschine Akai made it and I already owned the bigger version ( Akai mpk49) but didn't want to spend money on the Mpk25 (cost too much for what I needed. I purchase this keyboard for 2 main reasons.
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