There’s hundreds of generic stands out there that you can use as an MPC Live stand, and this tablet stand from Ikea is the cheapest at only £1.50 – it’s also incredibly stable and is currently the stand I’m using for my MPC Live: There’s also this 3D printed stand from bjoerngiesler on Thingiverse If you like the more industrial look, here’s an MPC Live stand from Elektrostand: Some manufacturers are now making dedicated MPC Live stands, such as the Lux MPC Live stand from Mixing Table: Stands Designed Specifically for the MPC Live Angle of tilt is important but so is stability as you’ll be continually bashing the pads and tapping the touchscreen. If you’d rather not spend your life standing hunched over your MPC Live then it’s worth investing in a stand that will tilt the entire unit to a more comfortable viewing angle. Unlike the MPC X, the MPC Live unfortunately doesn’t have any kind of tilting screen which makes screen viewing a bit awkward while sitting at your desk. This product is part of a series - buy the entire collection & save $59.Just bought an MPC Live? Then check out these essential MPC Live upgrades and add-ons! 1. MPC Orchestral Pro Edition is the most extensive orchestral expansion available for MPCs today and an absolute must-have for any MPC producer who needs to add realistic orchestral elements to their beats!
All content is fully ‘tagged’ for the expansion & media browsers and program previews provided for all instruments (we’ve also included WAV versions of these preview files in a separate 'Previews' group, making them perfect as ready-made 'drag & drop' melodic samples). The Expansion is fully compatible with all the latest generation standalone MPCs with a dedicated 'standalone' installer for the MPC Live (I & II), MPC One, MPC Key 61, MPC X and Akai Force, and an MPC Software/MPC Beats installer, also compatible with controllers such as the MPC Touch, MPC Studio and MPC Renaissance.
We’ve also ensured that all the programs are optimised for minimal memory footprint in standalone MPCs and the Akai Force, so loading multiple instruments into your standalone project won’t be a problem. We’ve spent many hours painstakingly building these MPC keygroup programs from the ground-up to incorporate features such as dynamic layers, round robins, velocity sensitive filtering and mod wheel controlled vibrato.
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