Many people know the advantages of the Akai Force: a sampler, sequencer, piano roll, the ability to combine audio, MIDI, CV, and synth tracks, numerous built-in plugins, a display, and battery life. It's like a "hardware Ableton."

But is there anything you only notice after using it?

Dmitry Koltovich will discuss exactly these aspects in a VERY subjective way. A look at the Akai Force from an experienced hardware user, a fan of Elektron and Native Instruments. A sharp and sometimes unexpected review of some of the Force's features (after six months of ownership), including comparisons with Maschine Plus, Ableton Push 2, and Akai MPC Live.

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Timecode
00:00 Demo with pitch shifter on vocals
01:45 Akai background. Dimensions
03:04 Battery life
03:42 Recording in Arranger and Clips
04:07 Now works in conjunction with Ableton
04:29 Large touchscreen
05:04 Record long tracks directly to disk
05:36 CV and MIDI
06:28 Mic inputs
06:51 Separate volume for outputs
07:07 64 pads
07:35 Encoders with OLED screens
07:54 Summary
08:39 "Post-Credits Scene"