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Akai just sent us info about their new portable mixer called MIDImix. MIDImix is made for the producer on the go that need hands on access to manipulate their DAW. Read more below.
Cumberland, RI UNITED STATES (April 15, 2015)– Akai Pro (akaipro.com), a leading supplier of mixers, keyboards and production tools for performers and also recording artists, today announced the introduction of its brand-new MIDImix, a portable small high-performance mixer that has the special capability to additionally control the artist’s DAW with the press of a single button, giving producers as well as entertainers total, straightforward proficiency over the processing and mixing of their digital music creations on the go.
Up until now, producers and artists needed to construct and layer their mixes at the performance level first, then transfer that mix at a later to their DAW for post-mix manipulation as well as processing. It was an awkward process due to the time lag between creating the initial mix as well as not being able to deal with it until later in their DAW, artists had only a restricted capacity to create the precise mix they really wanted in real time.
Akai Pro’s mobile MIDImix resolves that issue entirely. With Akai Professional’s well-known constructed top quality and also cutting-edge design, it integrates a high-performance mixer with eight line faders and also a master fader, twenty four control knobs set up three each channel and also 1 to 1 mapping with Ableton Live (Ableton Live Lite is included). Users could send out all the mixer’s settings to their DAW with a solitary press of a button, for unsurpassed management and also exact control over their DAW’s capability. This suggests that artists could modify/manipulate and mix their projects concurrently in real time, providing them a much broader selection of creative options as a result of the far greater creative flexibility brought to you by MIDImix.
Price $99.99 available June 2015
Find out more: http://akaipro.com
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