Akai Pro MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer with Vocoder

Akai Pro MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer with Vocoder Review

Akai Pro MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer with Vocoder Feature

• Eight voices, each with three oscillators
• Up to eight multi-timbral parts with stereo effects and 40-band vocoder
• Two multi-mode filters, three envelope generators, two LFOs, sample and hold, tracking generator
• Dynamic real-time and step sequencers, arpeggiator, and drum machine/rhythm sequencer
• 37-key synth-action keyboard with velocity sensitivity

The MINIAK is a powerful performance and production synthesizer. The MINIAK empowers creative musicians with phrase and step sequencing, a built-in drum machine/rhythm sequencer, an arpeggiator, a 40-band vocoder, stereo effects, and a virtual analog synth engine developed in partnership with the world-class Alesis synth team. While the compact, portable synth shines on stage, the MINIAK is also at home in the production studio delivering 24-bit audio resolution. The MINIAK puts up to eight multi-timbral voices at your fingertips, each with three oscillators. You can create interesting and unique sounds and take advantage of the more-than-600 preset sounds and store up to 1,000 programs in the MINIAK. The synth also has two multi-mode filters, three envelope generators, two LFOs, stereo effects, and a 40-band vocoder. On top of all of this sound-melding power, the MINIAK has a comprehensive sequencer with step and dynamic real time phrase sequencing, a drum machine/rhythm sequencer, and an arpeggiator to aid in creating the landscapes and textures you’re after. Rounding out this complete instrument are high-resolution, 24-bit balanced 1/4" inputs and outputs. The MINIAK has a 37-key semi-weighted keyboard with velocity sensitivity for all-in-one performance. It can also be used as a sound source for MPCs, computer software, and keyboards via MIDI.

Akai MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer With Vocoder Bundle

Akai MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer With Vocoder Bundle Review

Akai MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer With Vocoder Bundle Feature

• Akai MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer With Vocoder.
• Korg MONOTRON Analog Ribbon Synthesizer With MS-20 Filter Input.
• Coby Ultra-Lightweight Stereo Headphones.

Akai MINIAK Virtual Analog Synthesizer With Vocoder.

The MINIAK is a powerful performance and production synthesizer. The MINIAK empowers creative musicians with phrase and step sequencing, a built-in drum machine/rhythm sequencer, an arpeggiator, a 40-band vocoder, stereo effects, and a virtual analog synth engine developed in partnership with the world-class Alesis synth team. While the compact, portable synth shines on stage, the MINIAK is also at home in the production studio delivering 24-bit audio resolution.
- Eight voices, each with three oscillators.
- Up to eight multi-timbral parts with stereo effects and 40-band vocoder.
- Two multi-mode filters, three envelope generators, two LFOs, sample and hold, tracking generator.
- Dynamic real-time and step sequencers, arpeggiator, and drum machine/rhythm sequencer.
- Stereo bus effects including reverbs and delays.
- 24-bit 1/4" balanced stereo analog outputs and inputs.
- 37-key synth-action keyboard with velocity sensitivity.
- More than 600 preset sounds.
- Sound banks: bass, lead, pad, string, brass, keys, comp, drum, SFX.
- Includes : MINIAK synthesizer keyboard, VPM1 gooseneck microphone, Power supply, Quick start guide

Bundle Also Includes :
- Korg MONOTRON Analog Ribbon Synthesizer With MS-20 Filter Input.
- Coby Ultra-Lightweight Stereo Headphones.

MOTU BPM Beat Production Machine Virtual Instrument

MOTU BPM Beat Production Machine Virtual Instrument Review

MOTU BPM Beat Production Machine Virtual Instrument Feature

• Complete rhythm production center for Mac and WindowsCombines state-of-the-art rhythm programming technology with playable virtual instrument operation inspired by the classic drum machines of the 80s and 90sProvides complete creative control, from recording and programming individual samples to building and arranging entire songsIncludes a comprehensive, expertly produced urban sound and loop library for urban, R&B, pop, rock, and other music stylesCombines drum machine programming, sampling, l

The BPM Beat Production Machine from MOTU unites drum machine-style operation with advanced virtual instrument technology to give you the ultimate rhythm programming experience. The virtual instrument software lets you combine drum kits, sequenced patterns, sliced loops, and instrument sounds to realize your rhythmic vision, mixing and matching any playing style with any drum kit. Or plug in your pad controller or MIDI keyboard to capture your live, groove-quantized performance directly in BPM.Explore a new universe of soundsBrowse BPM's vast 15GB sample library of expertly recorded and mastered 24-bit/96kHz rhythmic material for urban, R&B, hip hop, techno, electro, house, pop, rock, and other styles of music. Sample your own drum sounds directly into BPM's drum pads, or simply drag-and-drop clips from your computer desktop, to add infinite possibilities to your own, unique sound. Add further punch with BPM's Drum Synthesizer. MOTU's Beat Production Machine also enables you to combine unlimited sample layers per pad with programmable layer switching. Now add guitar, bass, and other multisample instrument sounds from BPM's included sample collection, MachFive, or any other MOTU or UVI sample instrument library.Let your beats flow, from start to finishTrigger scenes during live performance from pads or MIDI notes. Drag-and-drop scenes into a song to build an entire track in seconds. Finalize your track with MOTU BPM's comprehensive graphic mixer, unlimited effects processing, and dozens of world-class effects, including multi-band EQ, filter, delay, drive, distortion, and convolution reverb. Advanced features of this virtual instrument software include drag-and-drop audio import/export, multiple outputs, universal plug-in compatibility, and standalone operation.Sound libraries these days are awash with loops. And what is a loop, exactly? Someone else's beat. Isn't it time to take back creative ownership over your grooves? Isn't it time to once again release your own