NI’s OS, however, is not exactly what you may think of when you imagine Linux. "The decision to use Linux came even before choosing a CPU – the team ran benchmarks on a number of different platforms before settling on the Intel Atom based on a combination of raw performance and other elements like thermal behavior and long-term availability. Eventually, he came up with the concept for Looptunes because he wanted a performance-oriented tool that inspires and creates music fast." Īnd Retronyms MPC apps as certain features from iMPC2 where finally at hardware (like Ducker icon) He worked for Akai until 2015 and then decided to pursue his own dreams again. He sold it to Akai Professional in 2010 and it became the code base for the MPC software that launched in 2012. " Aside from doing several audio programming gigs for companies including Euphonix, Pinnacle Systems, and Presonus, he also worked on his own pet project in the late 2000's, a software drum machine. You maybe are asking yourself why NI doesn't go the same direction and I hope they keep improving their M+ over time but the difference between Akai and NI embedding technologies makes it a bit harder for berliners.Īkai proposal is build upon the merging from desktop MPC software developed by Peter Thom Well AkaiOS started with lots of missing functions but Akai seems prone to update these after long time so kudos to them.
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