Akai have also included eight knobs, with eight OLED screens for reading out the current parameter and setting. There's also a cool crossfader, which can be assigned to any parameter for quick chopping and morphing.
There's MIDI if you fancy using a full-size keyboard or other controller and there's even CV ins and outs for connecting to modular setups.
Featuring clip launching, built-in synths, step sequencing, direct sampling into the unit and a seven-inch multi-touch screen, it's designed to be a complete DAW in hardware – a bold move from Akai.Īvailable from February at a price of $1,499, Force features an 8x8 RGB clip-launching matrix for launching clips, sequencing and playing in beats and melodies, as well as two audio inputs for stereo sampling and four audio outs for sending your signals around the studio. Having designed the original Push controller for Ableton, Live users will recognise the casing, with similar buttons and stylings, and inside the machine isn't much different. Akai have revealed Force – a portable, standalone, groovebox and production machine designed to create, produce and mix your music without a computer.
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