Hear every detail of your production - rumbling 808s, the unmistakable punch of kick drums, thunderous bass lines, and a crisp, silky high-end. Designed from the ground up, this dual tweeter-woofer system delivers impeccable clarity to keep your ideas flowing through the creative process. MPC Live II Retro features the same built-in stereo monitoring system as the original MPC Live II. Enjoy the same standalone, rechargeable battery powered MPC workflow with this limited-edition classic colour layout and bring a familiar aesthetic to your music production arsenal. Baritone Horns, Euphoniums, and Alto HornsĪkai MPC Live 2 Retro Edition, Standalone Battery Powered Music Production Sytem with Touchscreen & Built-In Monitors.Speakers - Speakers & Tweeters Component.All in all I would say it's a worthy unit in the class that it fits in. I would say that I like I'm a lot better than the MPD. If you're trying to start making beats or are trying to transition from computer to MPC or vice a versa, I'd say this a good option to start with. I would s ay if you have the money to get either of the latter 2, That's the direction I would go. Primarily this was an option to get something new when I couldn't afford the live or the MPCX. I'm still getting used to it and getting to know it but if you're a classic akai MPC person, I think that you can definitely find the benefits of the set up. I especially love the ability to plug directly into the touch and record over from vinyl under the computer.
It's nice having the benefit A both the software and the hardware to make the beat. Once installed though it does exactly what you think it does. There is a decent amount of software that needs to be downloaded and updated in order for the unit to work correctly. I'm a classic akai MPC guy so I was intrested in the computer aspect as well as the controller.
I kind of knew what I was getting into before purchasing this unit.
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