![]() The MPC One Retro is available now as a limited edition for $899. You can expect a host of instruments (including DrumSynth and TubeSynth), eight CV/Gate outputs, stereo line-level inputs and outputs and the virtually obligatory MIDI I/O to integrate your other equipment. ![]() You'll still have the paltry 4GB of built-in storage, but an SD card slot and a USB-A port will help you add files and save your creations. A seven-inch touchscreen lets you edit samples, and the 16 pressure- and velocity-sensitive pads help you program sounds and perform. The technology, of course, is thoroughly up to date. ![]() It more closely resembles your grandparents' stereo than a digital creative tool. Akai has introduced an MPC One Retro that offers the same functionality as the MPC One standalone production machine, but in a beige-gray color scheme with pads, buttons and even fonts that harken back to devices like the and 3000. Do you like digital music production tools like the MPC One, but feel that modern look is out of place next to your vintage gear? You're in luck.
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