Quickly input patterns on the Step Sequencer or switch over to Performance Mode for live playing and recording of notes and launching patterns.

Released shortly after the successful launch of FL Studio 20, Fire celebrates the highly-anticipated arrival of FL Studio to the Mac OS platform, creating a completely new, hands-on way to interact with the popular DAW for PC and Mac users alike.įeaturing plug-and-play integration, at the heart of Fire is a 4×16 velocity-sensitive RGB pad matrix. Created in close collaboration with software manufacturer Image-Line, Fire finally gives FL Studio producers a dedicated hardware controller – designed to speed up the creative workflow and enhance the overall user experience. New hardware product enhances production workflow, opens up new performance possibilities.Ĭumberland, RI USA (September 27, 2018) - Akai Professional, a leading manufacturer of music equipment for performers and producers, today announced their newest product, the Akai Fire.

Many words:ĪKAI PROFESSIONAL ® TEAMS UP WITH IMAGE-LINE TO CREATE AKAI FIRE, THE WORLD’S FIRST CONTROLLER FOR FL STUDIO And when production hardware giants Akai Professional decide it’s a brand worthy of being associated with then you know Imagine-Line has been successful.Īnd together they’ve made the new Akai Fire, a controller that aims at making the FL Studio workflow easier to wrangle, and offers a decidedly drum sequencer friendly approach. But times have changed, and after a rebrand to FL Studio, and finally pushing out a Mac version, the hardware world has sat up and taken notice. There was a time when Image-Line’s Fruity Loops was essentially a meme and a motif for kids knocking out low rent dance music and calling themselves producers.

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