![]() In my opinion, the biggest thing you need to consider is whether you’re willing to limit yourself to the four bundled plug-ins and 60 or so factory effects in the Akai Force. The comparison doesn’t include what can be done on Ableton Live using a mouse and keyboard. Note that the comparison is between what Push 2 can do as a controller vs what Force can do. So, what are the differences? Which is better for you? This clip tries to address them all, and if you prefer to read, highlights are written below. ![]() The big question is – what are the tradeoffs between a comprehensive controller/computer combo like Push 2, and Force? You’d think that it would be just up to the interface, but most of the material differences stem from the fact that Akai decided to base Force on a proprietary hardware/software OS combo, meaning that it can’t run standard Windows or Mac programs. The design is clearly inspired by 8×8 style grid controllers like Push 2, Launchpad, and their own APC-40. Akai just announced Force – their new standalone music production workstation.
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