Whether you're already an Ableton fan or still need convincing, you can't go wrong with the Akai Professional APC Mini MK2. This USB/MIDI keyboard comes decked out with 64 RGB pads as well as nine faders and includes a hefty software pack.
Practically a decade after the release of the Akai APC 40, its successor is finally here! Meet the APC 64: Akai's newest Ableton MIDI controller with a larger, 8x8 grid, no less than eight Touch Strips, and many more welcome features.
<p>The popular APC40 controller has been improved! The new APC40 MKII is equipped with a redesigned control panel, offering you a more efficient work flow, and remains one of the best Ableton controllers ever made.</p>
With its 16 pads, this modest member of Akai's MPD2 series allows you to produce fantastic grooves. It's USB-powered, which makes it ideal for mobile use.
The AKAI MIDImix is a handy DAW mixer that automatically saves its own parameters. Furthermore, it only takes one push on a button to copy the MIDImix's settings to the DAW.
Made in collaboration with Image-Line, the Akai fire is a powerful tool for anyone who works with FL Studio, not to mention the first controller of its kind.
The Akai Professional LPD8 MK2 is perfect if you're looking for a compact drumpad controller. Equipped with touch-sensitive Performance Pads, eight encoders and programmable functions, this thing makes spitting out beats and loops super-easy.
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