These RGB pads are colour coded to the GUI to bring the software into the hardware world. To ensure that the GUI is closely mirrored by the hardware, Akai have used a 4x16 matrix of velocity-sensitive pads. The familiar on-screen step sequencer layout is replicated by the controller, so FL users will be right at home inputting patterns along the timeline. Designed to enhance the workflow of one of the most popular DAWs in the world, the team at Akai have worked closely with a number of Fruity power users and Imageline at every stage of product development.Īs a result of extensive research and development, the Fire offers seamless plug-and-play integration with FL Studio. The Akai Fire is the first dedicated controller for FL Studio. Millions of musicians - from Top 40 hitmakers to bedroom producers - come to Splice to get started or unstuck, move forward and make progress on their music. The possibilities for layers, filters, distortion and effects are virtually endless. If an artist’s musical mind can create it, Splice can deliver it. Splice Sounds offers artists millions of easily downloaded sounds, from Dry claps to Buzzy 808s to 747s landing to that rare Zildjian 20-inch thin China crash, and everything in between. From 20.11.18 through to 20.1.19 new and existing users of Akai Professional’s Fire will receive a full 3-month free-trial to Splice, giving full access to over 2 million samples, loops, FX, and pre-sets.

Hot on the heels of the announcement of Splice integration within the iconic standalone MPC Series, Akai Professional and Splice have launched a limited-time promotion for the all-new Fire FL Studio controller. For a limited time, new and existing Fire customers get 3 months free on Splice

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