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Product information "MPC Live III Standalone Music Production Center "
Akai MPC Live III: The Ultimate Standalone Powerhouse
The Akai MPC Live III is the tool for modern music production – powerful, portable, and incredibly versatile. With the new 2nd-generation 8-core processor, it delivers four times the performance of its predecessor. Thanks to 8 GB of RAM and 128 GB of internal storage, you can handle complex projects and massive sample libraries without a computer or external DAW.
A real highlight are the 16 MPCe pads with new 3D-sensing technology, bringing a completely new dimension of expression and dynamics to your beatmaking. Whether in the studio, in the park, or backstage – with built-in stereo monitors, integrated studio microphone, and rechargeable battery, you are completely self-sufficient.
Why the MPC Live III is Your New Center:
- Standalone Freedom: Operates with the new MPC3 OS – no PC required.
- Maximum Performance: Gen 2 processor for DAW-less jamming with zero latency.
- Intuitive Control: 7-inch multitouch display and assignable touch-strip controller.
- Next-Generation Connectivity: USB-C (24 channels), 8 CV/Gate outputs, WiFi and Bluetooth including Ableton Link.
- Studio Anywhere: Built-in speakers and preamp for spontaneous recordings.
Technical Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Processor / RAM | 8-Core Gen 2 / 8 GB RAM |
| Storage | 128 GB internal (expandable) |
| Pads | 16 RGB MPCe pads (3D-Sensing) |
| Display | 7" multitouch display |
| Audio Interfaces | 2x combo inputs (preamp), 8x CV/Gate, stereo out |
| Battery | Rechargeable lithium-ion battery |
| Dimensions / Weight | 43.59 x 25.60 x 6.71 cm / 3.9 kg |
| Connectivity | USB-C, WiFi, Bluetooth, Ableton Link |
The MPC Live III is aimed at hip-hop producers, live performers, and experimental musicians who want to unleash their creativity without limits.
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