Product Description
The Akai Professional Fire is a revolutionary hardware controller crafted specifically for the FL Studio Digital Audio Workstation (DAW). Developed in close collaboration with Image - Line, it's a top - notch tool to supercharge your music - making workflow. With a dedicated browser function, you can effortlessly navigate, audition, and load audio samples, recall project files, and open plugins. The graphical OLED display makes file browsing and parameter control a cinch. Its 4 x 16 velocity - sensitive RGB pad matrix allows for seamless plug - and - play integration with FL Studio's step sequencer, enabling you to quickly create patterns and build tracks. You can control FL Studio's channels and patterns directly from the hardware, muting, soloing, and more without a mouse. Included is the FL Studio Fruity Fire Edition software with lifetime free updates. This software is a comprehensive music production suite, offering everything from piano roll editing to VST instrument support. Key features include plug - and - play with FL Studio, quick pattern input, a 4 x 16 RGB pad matrix, and more. Technical specs cover pads, knobs, buttons, display, connections, and system requirements for Windows and Mac OS.
Using the Akai Professional Fire with FL Studio is a breeze. First, connect it to your computer via the USB Type - B port. Make sure your system meets the requirements, like having Windows 7 or later (or Mac OS 10.11 or later), 4GB of RAM, and 4GB of free disk space, along with FL Studio 20.0.5 or later. Once connected, it'll integrate automatically thanks to its plug - and - play feature. To use the browser function, select the browser option and use the Select rotary encoder to preview and load content. The 4 x 16 RGB pads are great for creating patterns in the step sequencer; just start tapping away. You can control channels and patterns directly from the hardware without touching your mouse. For maintenance, keep the device clean and free from dust. Avoid exposing it to extreme temperatures or moisture. And remember, the more powerful your CPU, the more instruments and effects you can run smoothly.
