Akai Bags
Description: AKAI MPC One with an old-school twist. what do those buttons do? ...who knows ?
➮ Akai MPC One retrowave edition Bag
by [HOT TECHNO NEAR YOU] Studios
$19 $24
Description: The MPC60 is the music production studio that has single-handedly taken over the Rap and R&B music genres as the main instrument of HipHop production. Designed by Roger Linn (Linn Drum), the MPC60 is a one-box-does-it-all sequencer-sampler workstation. The built-in sequencer is very complete and professional. There are 99 tracks per sequence, 99 patterns, and 99 sequences that can be created, edited and stored in the MPC60 with ease. Most artists create their patterns in real-time adding drum parts to a beat-loop spontaneously creating a groove that captures the vibe. These patterns are varied and chained into a sequence. Full MIDI, SMPTE and various other forms of external control prepare the MPC60 for any studio situation.
Description: My grandfather's reel-to-reel vintage tape. I' remade in vintage poster style from the package. A brilliant piece of a bygone era. So it's a tribute to. It is interesting that I used the old packaging design (99%). I didn't use anything new, only things that could be scanned and carefully cut apart.This is a brand fan art. If you buy it because you like it, you're supporting my cat called MAKITA. Thanks! :)
Sampling Is Not A Crime /\/\/ Akai S1000 Sampler Bag
by DankFutura
$19 $24
All The President's Men - Alternative Movie Poster Bag
by MoviePosterBoy
$19 $24
Sampling Is Not A Crime /\/\/ Akai S1000 Sampler Bag
by DankFutura
$19 $24
Description: Oni are a kind of yokai, ogre, or troll in Japanese folklore. They're very popular characters in Japanese art, literature, and theatre. The concept of this design is to turn the previous into a neonish-cyberpunk-futuristic style very usefull for street clothing fashion. The eyes in the middle were made to highly resemble those of a japanese manga.
Description: . The Akai MPC2000XL Production Center is an expansion on one of the classic beat machines of the 1990s, sporting a throwback feel and plenty of power in one chassis. Sharing the same 32 voices of polyphony, floppy disk storage, and 64-track sampling capacity as its predecessor, the XL incorporated a slew of new features like four onboard keys for quick bank access, multi-program playback, and the intuitive Next Sequence key to quickly kick in a new section. A classic that's been used by artists from DJ Shadow to Kanye West, the MPC2000XL is a worthy addition to any home producer's rig.
