Korg Minilogue XD vs Akai Professional MPC One

I'Ve only had it a few days and have mostly been playing with the presets, but the sheer range of tones you can get is simply stunning. If you need pr...

No settings did fix the issue, so either I got a bad device or this is how the device works; so I didn't want to risk to get another one and returned it. It is a shame because overall the device seems capable; it is a good replacement if you do not own a MPC live; but if the main feature is not working; then the whole thing is not usable. The sounds are OK; the internal synths are something serviceable but not much of use to be honest, unless you like to make your own presets. The auto-sample is useful to record synths automatically and generate a version you can carry around, but I never carry anything around because I work at my desk so that didn't do much for me

5mm earbuds that I keep connected to it all the time. It’s small enough that I can keep it in my narrow little bedside table drawer, meaning it’s always close by when I feel like a quick jam. The faders move a little too easily for my taste, but they’re very responsive and accurate, so in practice they’re a joy to use.

If you guys are new into making music, you don't even have a computer. I recommend this mpc one, a hundred percent. You don't need to touch anything i...