How to use the AKAI MPC to control external MIDI Devices (DeepMind 12) and change program patches. 

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful. I really appreciate your feedback. I'm planning to work on some new videos fairly soon.

Thank you for leaving a comment! First, I'm glad you like my channel name. Second, I have heard good things about the AKAI Force, but haven't used it myself. I do know that AKAI has been giving the Force some of the functions of the MPC through firmware updates. And I think they will be adding some of the Force functions to the MPC line. But I don't know what, when or if they will. But I just have a feeling that will keep integratiing their whole line of products through firmware updates. I love the MPC 2.0. However, because they have been adding more RAM 4 gigs, instead of 2 gigs to the AKAI Key 61 and other new products. My advice would be, if you don't need one right away, wait a little while longer. As I think they will be releasing some new updated gear with 4 gigs of memory. Or if you have the space for it. I think the MPC Key 61 with 4 gigs of RAM and all of the extra included instruments is a good way to go. Because you would otherwise, have to buy them separately. Some people think, maybe AKAI will put out a smaller MPC Keyboard, but we don't know when or if they ever will. I would watch some videos about the Force and MPC and see which one fits your own method of working best. For me so far, I like the MPC work flow a lot! But haven't tried the Force, so I can't compare. About your mic question, do you mean the AkG D12? AKG makes sone decent mics, but I don't have that one so I couldn't say. I do have a RODE mic, the K2 for vocals that I love. But mics, really depend on what you need them for. Ir's like shoes, certain mics will be a better fit for you and not for others. Good luck with that. If you do get a new AKAI MPC or Force, please let me know how you like it. Thanks.

Thank you so much for your comment. I love your feedback! If time permits, I'll see if I can do something along those lines with a multi-timberal synth and the MPC.