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Clip-launch functionality, advanced sampling & audio editing/recording functionality. This is a superior production suite with the below benefits (and more): So while you may not run into difficulties, and I dont generally because I dont use Live for full productions, the real world usable RAM should be acknowledged.Akai Professional’s upgraded MPC 2 Software fuels the Akai MPC One in both standalone and controller modes. So Im more interested in usable mb than sample time. I sample large keygroups for Live and loading in some multi layered instruments, like pianos, can eat half that or more. In realworld terms (as in we dont regularly use 32 bit floating point samples) its around 850 of 24 bit or 565 of 16bit, as most of us use a mixture of these for me its around 600-700 mb. Them using the same platform for this means the OS for the Live will be upgraded for some time I'm sure.Not to get into it but the max amount of 32 bit samples that can be loaded into the Live/X/Force/and likely this, is 1130mb, not 1300 regardless of how much is stated the OS fills. I have to say I'm breathing a sigh of relief though now. I'm still hoping for disk streaming, but the only time I've run out of memory on my Live is the time I tried to benchmark it A better way of reporting it would be "about 50 minutes of stereo sample time". Unfortunately, all audio is loaded as 32 bit, so your samples take up twice as much memory. Some 650MB are reserved by the OS, leaving about 1300MB free. So, I predict that the price will settle at around 649 euro, in US maybe will be cheaper so basically $ 649…If the price will settle at around 649 euro this is going to be an instant buy from me.Īlthough I’m skeptical about its sound engine, and how capable the sequencer is, because I have almost zero experience about the MPC stuff, but as for the interface it looks awesome, very inspirational. Akai first will catch the sure bets /customers, and afterwards will fish the more neutral users… X was and is the flagship unit.I agree this doesn’t t look like an entry level groovebox/workstation, but as a lot of times happened with the Akai stuff, the price will drop a little bit after some months. Live was "entry level" but it was never marketed as one. I just don't understand why they try to downplay the unit as "beginners kit/My First Synth/entry level". 
IMO 700 buy-in does not fall in that category. How he said it: it's great for somebody just starting out etc. Sure, like cheapest Ferrari is "entry level" Ferrari.
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