<p>The Akai RPM800 (black edition) is a powerful monitor speaker that offers 120 watts of bi-amped power and features an 8-inch Kevlar woofer, a 1.25-inch tweeter, a rugged housing and various tone controls.</p>
<p>For fans of EDM, the Rhythm Wolf is basically the holy grail. A drum machine and bass synthesizer in one, the fully analogue Rhythm Wolf is equipped with an x0x-style sequencer and a howl knob that allows for signal overdrive. Suited for both stage and studio.</p>
The Akai APC KEY 25 offers a remarkable combination of clip-launch buttons and a compact, two-octave keyboard. The controller features a 5x8 matrix, 8 rotary encoders and an army of buttons.
<p>Controllers come in different sizes for different applications. If you're looking for a compact Ableton controller, this APC MINI might be just the thing. It is equipped with a large Clip matrix of 8x8, 9 faders and various other controls.</p>
<p>This portable sampler provides you with CD-quality recordings and saves them on a SD card. All samples, both recorded and uploaded, can be edited and subsequently triggered by means of the 16 backlit pads.</p>
The Akai AMX has been specifically designed for Serato DJ. The compact mixer features a studio-grade internal audio interface and is compatible with the DVS timecode system.
<p>This high-tech Akai USB/MIDI keyboard opens up a world of modern options. Thanks to VIP software for PC/Mac and a display for perfect integration, you can control your VSTs!</p>
<p>Are you looking for a comprehensive USB/MIDI keyboard? The Akai Advance 49 offers perfect VST integration by means of VIP software (Mac/PC) and features an attractive 4.3-inch colour display.</p>
<p>Operate your VSTs with the Akai Advance 61! Its 4.3-inch display allows you to control VIP, a VST host for PC/Mac. The possibilities of this modern master keyboard are virtually endless.</p>
<p>The Timbre Wolf basically does what the famous bass synth from the 1980s did... times four! This awesome Akai bass synth has four analogue voices - each with its own step sequencer - a howl knob, and individual outputs. </p>
<p>The Akai Tom Cat is a vintage-style device in sound, looks and style, but this drum machine offers modern features like USB/MIDI functionality too. A step sequencer and attractive wooden side panels seal the deal.</p>
<p>This case has been made to size for AKAI's AMX and AFX controllers. It keeps them safe from dust and dirt during transport, and can also serve as a platform to place them on.</p>
With the Akai Professional Expression Pedal, you can control your MIDI-CC parameters hands-free or you can use this swell pedal as a volume controller.
While the Akai MPC Series has already earned legendary status in the production world, the MPC One only serves to confirm that Akai are fully and undeniably able to rework their winning-formula to bring it bang up-to-date.
The Akai MPK 249 bundles up a four octave keyboard, 16 RGB backlit MPC pads, eight rotary encoders, eight faders, and an upgraded display to complete an improved layout and an extensive production tool.
With the MPC Live II, Akai place a complete and very mobile standalone MPC on your desktop or lap. Battery or mains powered, this stubbornly independent console even has its own built-in monitor speakers.
While the Akai MPC Series has already earned legendary status, the MPC One only serves to confirm that Akai are fully and undeniably able to rework their winning-formula to bring it bang up-to-date.
The Akai Professional MPK Mini MK3 presents a massive leap in the right direction. This little MIDI keyboard fits snugly in a backpack and comes including a fistful of software so you can start producing straight away.
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