mpckit

Features

• Pads and banks

  All eight banks of 16 pads. Assign WAVs by dropping them on a pad, then move, copy or swap pads.

• Tuning and mute groups

  Coarse and fine tuning per pad, and mute groups 1 to 16, with the same limits the device uses.

• Sequences

  Set up each sequence's name, tempo and length. Notes are recorded on the device.

• Load and export

  Open a project from the device, edit it, and export to a folder (for example straight onto the card) or a zip.

Download

0.5.0 is a beta for testing. Expect rough edges, and keep copies of projects you care about. Downloads will be listed here; until then, mpckit can be built from source.

• Windows

  10 · 11

  Run mpckit.exe. If SmartScreen says “Windows protected your PC”, choose More info, then Run anyway. Uses the WebView2 runtime, which current Windows includes.

• macOS

  .app

  Move mpckit.app to Applications and open it. When macOS says it can't check the app, open System Settings → Privacy & Security and choose Open Anyway.

• Linux

  GTK 4

  Make the file executable (chmod +x mpckit) and run it. Needs the GTK 4 and WebKitGTK 6.0 libraries from your distribution.

• From source

  Go · Wails

  Go 1.26, Node.js and the Wails v3 CLI. The README has the steps.

Builds aren't signed yet, which is why each system warns the first time you open mpckit.

Disclaimer

mpckit is an independent project. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by or supported by Akai Professional or inMusic Brands. Akai, MPC and MPC Sample are trademarks of their respective owners and are used here only to describe the device mpckit works with.