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Akai Professional MPK Mini Plus - USB MIDI Keyboard Controller with 37 Mini Keys, 8 MPC Pads, Sequencer, MIDI/CV/Gate I/O and Native Instruments Sound Package, White Limited Edition

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Color: white


Style: MIDI Keyboard only


Features

  • Full Creative Control - A dynamic 37-Key MPK Mini keybed for 3 full octaves of melodic and harmonic performance; Easily connect to your DAW or studio equipment with the USB-powered MIDI Controller
  • Advanced Connectivity - Connect to different sound sources with CV/Gate and MIDI I/O; Control modular gear, sound modules, synthesizers, and more to bring new sound sources into your music production
  • Native Kontrol Standard (NKS) Integration - Akai Professional and Native Instruments have partnered to bring NKS support to the MPK Controller series, get ready to Kontrol straight from your MPK
  • Choose Your Exclusive Complimentary NKS Bundle - Browse and control Native Instruments presets and sound libraries; select one of three curated Komplete 15 Select bundles: Beats, Band, or Electronic
  • Record and Compose Without a Computer - Connect to your production station and use the built-in 64-step sequencer featuring one track for drums and one for melodies or chords, with up to 8 notes each
  • Control Your DAW - Transport section for intuitive hardware control of your DAW; Arm and start recordings, stop playback, rewind or fast-forward for easy navigation of large sessions and projects
  • Handle Any Style Or Genre - 8 premium RGB MPC Pads with responsive feel and durable construction for dynamic performance and music creation; Use the Chords and Scales modes to simplify and enhance your performance
  • Complete Command Of Your Productions - 8 assignable rotary knobs for tactile control of your DAW; Dial in EQ, adjust volume, or write automation with the endless rotary knobs to mix your songs
  • MPC Beats Software Included - Based on the iconic MPC hardware, MPC Beats features thousands of drum samples and plugin instrument presets for powerful, inspired beat making and music creation
  • Get a Full Month of Splice - Unlock the ultimate sample library, now included with your purchase of any MPK or MPC; Register your product and redeem 30 days of access to Splice Creator plan

Description

MPK Mini PlusThe MPK mini keyboard line revolutionized portable music-making for producers, beat makers, and creatives. The new MPK Mini Plus builds on that innovation by empowering users with more controls for creative expression, and more connectivity for expanded hardware integration while maintaining a very familiar layout and compact footprint.More Room to PlayMPK Mini Plus features 37 mini keys with the Gen 2 dynamic keybed for expanded melodic and harmonic creation. 3 full octaves mean more room for two-handed chords, arpeggiation, and laying down solos or soundscapes. The Gen 2 dynamic keybed features our most playable keys ever with a wider velocity range, delivering a world-class level of note dynamics and response.Full-Size ControlMPK Mini Plus offers extensive controls featuring 8 velocity-sensitive drum pads that are perfect for playing beats. Dial in effects with the 8 assignable 360-rotary knobs for every function including filters, automation, pan controls, and more. MPK Mini Plus also has dedicated transport controls for total integration into your DAW.Operation and ConnectivityThe new 2-track step sequencer is convenient when you need to capture new ideas on the fly. Connect to Class -Compliant USB devices or 5-pin MIDI devices. MPK Mini Plus also features CV/Gate connectors to interface with your racks and other modular synths. Record up to 8 notes per chord step and up to 16 note drum step patterns.Includes MPC BeatsThe bundled MPC Beats software DAW for Mac and PC offers the iconic MPC workflow right on a desktop or laptop computer, and also includes thousands of sounds, drum samples, loops, and plugin instruments to create your next hit song. MPC plugin instruments like Electric and Tubesynth will come alive with an extended range. MPK Mini Plus will fit in most bags for easy transport alongside your favorite everyday music production items.

Brand: AKAI Professional


Number of Keys: 37


Connectivity Technology: USB


Special Feature: Backlit Drum Pad, Digital Display, Built-In Arpeggiator, Integrated Effect, Compact


Model Name: MPKMINIPLUSW


Item Weight: 2.78 pounds


Product Dimensions: 7.08 x 17.76 x 2.04 inches


Country of Origin: Philippines


Item model number: MPKMINIPLUSW


Date First Available: November 20, 2024


Color Name: white


Compatible Devices: Laptop


Connector Type: USB


Hardware Interface: USB


Supported Software: MPC Beats


Musical Style: Electronic


Instrument Key: Any


Number of Keyboard Keys: 37


Hardware Platform: PC/Mac


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Great Compatibility
Color: Standard Style: MIDI Keyboard only
The keys take a little adjustment, but once broken in it feels like quality item. It’s super lightweight and portable. Its compact form makes transporting this controller incredibly easy. The drum pads are a bit stiff but can be adjusted for better performance. The interface has a lot of control buttons, which can be intimidating at first but are incredibly easy to use. It’s plug and play with some setup required if you use a DAW other than the one it comes with; functions on any DAW regardless with instant response during play. Akai is known for their quality products, and with the three free, industry grade plugins that come with it, it makes this price seem like a bargain. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 23, 2024 by R. Tyson R. Tyson

  • A fine upgrade that beats the mpk mini 3
Color: Standard Style: MIDI Keyboard only
The media could not be loaded. I can fit both hands on this 37 keyed midi controller that I've been using with Ableton Live . The stop and play, rewind ,etc.buttons make it easy to record with. The knobs go all the way around. The pads feel good ,they have 2 banks and several functions and the action on the keys is just right. There's a sequencer on there and it's capable of hooking up to synthesizers and drum machines with 5 pin in/out/USB/3.55mm but I haven't got that far with her yet but I will. The downside is there's not much literature on the mpk plus so good luck with that ,just a smattering of YouTube videos and some Reddit articles. Overall, I got it at a fair price and it's fun to play even though I haven't figured the whole thing out yet . I bought it to replace my Akai mpk mini 3 and I'm glad I got the mpk plus instead. I like it much better . It's more diverse and you can do more with it in a lot of different ways and it's still compact enough that it won't take up much room in your studio. Plus it's compatible with pretty much every DAW out there. So,if I were you and I needed a keyboard controller then I'd get this one because that's what I did. 😁 ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2023 by Musicandtheartofbeing Musicandtheartofbeing

  • 3 Full Octaves
Color: Standard Style: MIDI Keyboard only
This is a much better keyboard than I was expecting. Really good fit and finish. Doesn’t feel cheap. Keys feel great despite their mini size. Quite portable. Works well with GarageBand, except the transport controls (play/pause/rec) don’t map for some reason. Still worth the price, in my opinion. There aren’t many alternatives with three full octaves. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 10, 2024 by Jay B

  • A wonderful MIDI controller, with one flaw...
Color: Standard Style: MIDI Keyboard only
UPDATE: It was important to me to return and update this review, as this info is not mentioned anywhere and I had discovered it only after contacting Akai's tech support. While the manual says that you can use the 5Din MIDI connectors when the unit is powered from an external source, such as a wall plug or a charging port only, it's not the case - MIDI data just aren't sent over. I bought it in thought that I could use it in a standalone setup to playing the sounds of my hardware synth, by connecting the MIDI-Out from this controller into the MIDI-In of my synth. However, no matter what I tried, nothing affected the hardware synth and pressing on the keys does nothing, unless I connect the USB port to a computer (host) and then set in my DAW to send MIDI signals from the MPK through its 5Din Midi-Out. So it basically forces you to use a computer host in order to use it, which is a terrible design flaw considering the fact that it has MIDI-In and MIDI-Out 5Din connectors. I contacted Aka's tech support and they confirmed that and said that this keyboard is designed to be used only with a computer, and that it cannot be used in a standalone setup. Maybe some modern hardware synths serve as hosts when connected to them via a USB cable, but my synth is quite old and doesn't serve as a host, and can only provide power to this keyboard from its memory stick USB port. So I just took 1 star away from this review, as this is still a great keyboard, only that it can't be used without a computer. I suggested Akai to perhaps fix this in a firmware update if it's possible, but I doubt this can be done if something physically needs to be changed in order for it to work - so we might just see a 2nd version for this great keyboard with proper 5Din MIDI connectors capabilities. You may find my original review below. ORIGINAL REVIEW: I planned on buying the first MPK mini when it was first out, but it didn't have pitch and mod wheels, which for me is a deal-breaker not to have any on a controller. While there are other keyboards with pitch and mod stripes, I always preferred physical wheels that I could both see and feel. When this MPK mini Plus was out I immediately knew that I'm going to add it to my setup, but I just couldn't afford one until now. Finally, I have this cute and practical thing on my workstation desk and I'm quite happy with it. I really like the quality of this thing. It's plastic, yes, but it seems like it was built to last. Its footprint is quite small (has the width of about the size of a standard PC keyboard), considering the amount of things you could find on it, and it's just a ton of features that utilize every inch of it! There's just no "empty" plastic space on this thing - Akai did quite well when designing this one to bring together all these features in this small form factor, and to still make it playable and not too small. You get physical pitch and mod wheels. You get drum pads. You get 8 endless rotary knobs to control parameters (I mainly going to use them for adjusting the tracks volume instead of faders). You get full transport buttons located in a convenient place, just above the key-bed to the right. You get Octave Down / Up buttons. You get full sized 5din MIDI-IN & MIDI-OUT connectors which you could utilize to connect to other midi devices, while using the USB port for powering the keyboard (if you connect it to a computer host via the USB then the 5din connectors don't work as you get midi-over-USB anyway). And many other features like a step sequencer and other connectors on the back which I'm not even going to use, but they're there for whomever needs them. Last but not least is the 37-key bed - unlike 25-key bed in other mini controllers, here you get 37 of them, which is just right for playing with 2 hands. The front shape of the keys is not full like you would find in semi / full-weight hammer action keys, and look like the traditional standard design that you'd find in most synth keyboards, only narrower and shorter since it's a mini keyboard after all. As for their feel? They're quite good. They're responsive and makes the job done. I didn't want to have a large keyboard above or under my workstation desk, as it's just going to be in the way and interfere when I don't need it. Hence, I looked for something small for recording music in small parts, and not something for playing an entire masterpiece on - for that I have my digital piano. If you're like me and waited for a small controller for sending midi signals to your DAW and to also have full transport control on top of it, grab this one as long as it exists. The only thing that I didn't figure out yet is how to hook it to my hardware synth via the 5din MIDI connectors. I followed the instructions and connected its USB port to a charging port only, but from some reason I don't get any input on my synth - through my DAW I'm able to router midi input from the MPK mini Plus and control my hardware synth without any problem. I'm still new to it so I think that it's just a setting that I need to adjust in the MPK mini Plus to make it work without a computer. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2025 by Sunshine Sunshine

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