iMPC Pro 2 Bug Fix Update
We want to thank all of our Mobile Music Makers out there for reaching out to us through support@retronyms.com to bring our attention to the fun bugs that have popped up as Apple has added improvements to iOS 18. This week, we are happy to release a bug fix update to
iMPC Pro 2 to see it optimized for iOS 18 production flow.
In this update, we addressed a few big bugs that didn't allow some music makers to save their mixing and mastering settings in projects. There were also others who reported they experienced
iMPC Pro 2 crashing when trying to save a projects. We've fixed these major bugs and are happy to report that
iMPC Pro 2 for iPad and
iMPC Pro 2 for iPhone is optimized for iOS 18.5.
Please reach out to us if you encounter any issues in your mobile music making experience!
Behind the Beat: The Original iMPC
As we continue to keep the beats flowing on the
iMPC Pro 2, we want to take a look “Behind the Beat” and remember how we changed the game with the release of the Original iMPC.
The original iMPC powerhouse is still the truest digital interface of 16-pad beatmaking experience, which was pioneered by Akai Proffesional decades ago. It’s awesome to know there are countless mobile music makers who regularly use iMPC on their production flow.
In this reel from @buxuselbeatmaker, we see how this mobile music maker is still finding creative ways to experiment on the
Original iMPC.
“I fell in love at first sight with the iMPC. I always have it handy, and every time I come up with a new beat idea, I grab my iPad and open this super app. Using this app again made the beat-making process vibrate more organically, reconnecting with the wonderful feeling of playing an instrument in a mobile environment.”
You can still find
THE iMPC on the apps store for
iPad and
iPhone.
Stay in the Loop
Follow us @retronyms on
YouTube,
Instagram,
X and Facebook and reach out to us to take part in the next 72-Hour Beatmaking Challenge.
Do you make beats on iMPC Pro 2 and want to share your process with other music makers? Send us a message or email at support@retronyms.com for a collab and upcoming feature.