Arp Time Division – 1/4 note, 1/4 note triplet (“1/4 T”), 1/8 note, 1/8 note triplet (“1/8 T”), 1/16 note, 1/16 note triplet (“1/16 T”), 1/32 note, or 1/32 note triplet (“1/32 T”) Another advantage of going wireless: No more accidentally disconnecting the USB connection or tripping

Although the keys are small and may be fiddly if you have big hands, the LPK is perfectly acceptable for coming up with ideas or playing simple parts. The arpeggiator is simple but effective, enabling you to create a variety of melodic patterns with minimal effort. Yes, the LPK25 MK2 is a MIDI controller, which means it does not generate sound on its own. Use with a Windows or Mac computer (or iOS device) and compatible Audio/MIDI software will be required to generate sound with the LPK25 MK2. Delivering compact and accessible functionality to suit the modern artist, the Akai Professional LPK25 MKII is the newest edition of the Mini USB Keyboard with a range of newly added features to optimise the user's creative workflow. If the Arpeggiator is active, then this button will momentarily latch the arpeggiator for as long as the button is held. When released, the Arpeggiator will disengage latching. the center of the controller is a solid, 25-note mini-keybed with responsive action that experiencednote, 1/4-note triplet, 1/8-note, 1/8-note triplet, 1/16-note, 1/16-note triplet, 1/32-note, or 1/32-note triplet Time Divisions: 1/4-note, 1/4-note triplet, 1/8-note, 1/8-note triplet, 1/16-note, 1/16-note triplet, 1/32-note, or 1/32-note triplet Ich hab ein kleines Keyboard gesucht um Drum VST zu spielen. Ich bin damit auch sehr zufrieden. Die Anschlagstärke ist okay, die erste Schwelle triggert man aber nicht sofort beim streicheln der Tasten, könnte etwas sensibler sein, aber keine Ahnung wie die großen Keyboards reagieren. Ansonsten fühlen sich die Stufen aber sehr natürlich an und man kann gut grooven damit. The build quality of both units appears to be quite a bit higher than that of the Korg equivalents, with a sturdier, more stable feel. The LPD's pads are almost identical in use to those of the MPC range, with a sensitive touch that makes it easy to trigger hits at a range of velocities.

The Akai LPK25 is a great beginners MIDI keyboard for those of us who are looking for a set of keys that won’t break the bank. This lightweight and portable MIDI controller is great for the on-the-go music producer, as well as live performances with the built in arpeggiator function. Plug-and-play connectivity make for an easy setup. I’ve personally owned and used the LPK25 to produce music for over a year now with no reliability issues, which seems to be a real concern for other buyers. The main problem people are having is with the USB connector. I don’t move it around or unplug it too much, so this may help prevent damage to the connector. The LPK25 is powered via the included USB cable. Connect this to your computer and the LPK25 will power on. The Akai LPK25 faces stiff competition from comparable 25-key MIDI keyboard controllers such as the Korg microKey25, M-Audio Oxygen25 MKV, Nektar IMPACT LX25+, and the successor to the immensely popular Akai MPK Mini MKII, the Akai MPK Mini MKIII. It’s worth mentioning that each of these competitors offer other additional features such as launchpad buttons, faders, and knobs, and also come with a heftier price tag. For a simple set of keys, I think the LPK25 is worth it. While held down, the sustain button on the LPK25 allows you to sustain the currently held notes on the keyboard. The notes will release when the sustain button and the keys are released.If an item can not be repaired, a similar alternative product or cash discount (as defined in this policy) will be offered A keygroup program uses one or more samples as its sound source. It contains (1) a list of samples and (2) the settings for each sample (i.e., pitch tuning, effects, etc.). Keygroup programs are used to play samples chromatically with a MIDI keyboard or the MPC pads. For intermediate or advanced musicians, namely those who are skilled with the piano, my suggestion is to look elsewhere for a larger weighted or semi-weighted (and more expensive) keyboard controller such as the Nektar IMPACT LX88+. exactly the note range they want. The powerful Arpeggiator mode turns chords into exciting and complex Collection and delivery costs are included for the first 2 years in the event of an item becoming faulty