AKAI MPC 60 ROGER LINN RETRO RARE SAMPLER DRUM MACHINE
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OWN A PIECE OF MPC HISTORY
MPC60
The MPC60 was a 16 voice polyphonic 12-bit 40 kHz sampler / 99 track sequencer designed in large part by Roger Linn after Linn Electronics closed. It was similar to the Linn 9000. Akai released it in 1988. It had 750 kB memory standard, expandable to 1.5 MB. The sequencer is very flexible and powerful, famous both for its "swing" setting, and its easy to use step programming. It had 2 MIDI inputs / 4 MIDI outputs, allowing it to control up to 64 devices. The sequencer itself was offered as a separate product, known as the ASQ10, also released in 1988. The MPC60-II was nearly identical to the MPC60, but it featured a headphone output, and a plastic case, instead of the metal case of the original. It was released in 1991.
Features
16 velocity sensitive pads
4 pad banks (64 voices per program)
sampling rate of 40 kHz (freq response 20 Hz - 18 kHz)
16-bit ADC and DAC, with data stored in special non-linear 12bit format (for lower noise)
750 kB sampling memory (13.1 seconds), upgradable to 1.5 MB (26.2 seconds) (expansion card: EXM003)
128 sounds in memory, 64 sounds per program, 16 voice polyphony.
2 MIDI inputs, 4 MIDI outputs
20 songs, 99 sequences, 99 tracks, 60,000 note capacity
timing resolution of 96ppq (parts per quarter note)
syncable via MIDI Time Code (MTC), MIDI Clock, FSK24, SMPTE, 1/4 note click.
SMPTE supported frame rates: 24, 25, 29.97 drop, and 30.
8 assignable outputs + 1 stereo + 1 effects send/return
Internal 3½" floppy drive (Double Density 720 kB)
optional 3rd=party SCSI interface (by Marion Systems)[3]
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