There is a whole world out there who can benefit from a simple pad controller, without the need to record samples or sequence entire tracks in a standalone unit. you might even find you don’t need to look at your computer while doing so. Are you a singer/songwriter who wants to add programmed drums to their track? Load up the MPC software, get grooving on the pads and tweak the virtual drum sets until you get that killer backing track locked in. We definitely thought that not having any audio inputs sort of defeated the purpose of an MPC, but after using it for a few sessions, we got who this is intended for. And while you might think that would be crippling at first, it’s actually a pretty ingenious way to lure artists into the MPC world by getting them used to the grid/pad layout and workflow and empowering them with an insane number of sounds at their fingertips (this comes with more than enough to get you started). No, what we have here is an ultra-affordable controller that gives you tactile control over your MPC session on your Mac or PC. So, if that’s what you’re looking for, move up the ladder to the MPC One, like we previously mentioned, to get your feet wet.
To be clear, this is not a standalone sampler and sequencer.
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