2GB Akai MPC CompactFlash CF Memory Card for MPC500, MPC1000, MPC2500, MPC5000

AKAI MPC permits customers to push the boundaries of sampling and sequencing strategies, creating elaborate tracks which may be tougher to supply utilizing conventional devices or recording studios. Pairing your MPC with a suitable reminiscence card helps you to prolong its performance and efficiency. AKAI 16GB compact flash reminiscence card helps you to mess around with sound and uncover new samples. Our CF card is suitable with MPC 500, MPC 1000, MPC 2500, and any keyboards and recording units that assist CompactFlash (CF) playing cards. Use the CF card to retailer knowledge out of your AKAI MPC drum machine, sounds, applications, sequences, and songs.
COMPATIBILITY: This 16GB compact flash card is suitable with AKAI MPC500, MPC1000, MPC2500, and different keyboards and recording units. The compact flash card is examined for chip performance and sector integrity.
CF CARD FUNCTIONS: Use the CF (Compact Flash) card to retailer knowledge out of your AKAI MPC drum machine, sounds, applications, sequences, and songs. Edit sounds in your laptop utilizing the MPC 2K App after which save them as AKAI applications to the detachable CF card. Load the edited sounds to your AKAI MPC gadget utilizing a chosen card reader.
RELIABLE TIMING: Our 16GB CF card is the right pace to your machines’ knowledge processing, studying, and writing. File high-quality enter/output easily. You possibly can run saved knowledge with out lack of audio sync, and you will keep away from gradual loading when enhancing.
LONG-TERM STORAGE: AKAI 16GB CompactFlash reminiscence card is constructed to final. Load and reload as many samples as you need. Due to the cardboard’s low-power consumption, your MPC’s battery life will last more. This 16GB compact flash card works with MPC 500, MPC 1000, MPC 2500, and extra.
ABOUT AKAI MPC: AKAI MPC is a sequence of music workstations produced by AKAI since 1988. The units mix sampling and sequencing features that permit customers to document and modify parts of sound and play them again as sequences.