Bring the distinctive Latin flavors that have ignited parties and dancefloors all over the world to your productions with the Urban Echo MPC Expansion Software from AKAI Professional. Created by acclaimed artist and producer Paul Echo Irizarry, the pack features a wealth of hard-hitting drums, classic sounds, processed synths, and sampled live pieces to get your tracks booming with the energy and excitement of a night out in San Juan.

This expansion pack requires the MPC2 software for your computer or hardware instrument, and is also compatible with the AKAI Force. The extensive library features the kinds of sounds that Echo has brought to numerous hits by artists such as Don Omar, Daddy Yankee, Cosculluela, Tempo, Arcangel & De La Ghetto, and many others. If you're seeking the samples, vibes, drums, textures, melodies, and flavors that have made Echo such a production force on the Latin Urban scene, this collection will be a treasure trove.

For MPC2 Software and Hardware    Drums, Synths, and Live Instrumentation    For Reggaeton, Dancehall, Trap & Hip Hop    For Funk, Reggae & Latin Urban    Created by Acclaimed Producer Echo    Sounds, Samples, Loops, and Programs    Compatible with AKAI Force

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the magnification ratio at the 12 cm closest focus distance?

A: Unfortunately, point-and-shoot cameras, such as the Ricoh GR IIIx Digital Camera, do not publish a macro ratio specification.

Q: 2. What is the difference between street edition and urban models?

A: The GR IIIx Urban Edition Special Limited Kit includes the GR IIIx camera in the special metallic gray body finish, a blue lens ring cap, plus a leather wrist strap with a blue application the matches the color of the lens ring and a black metal hot shoe cover. The street edition featurs a metallic gray body and orange-yellow ring cap.

Q: 3. beside the 40mm equivalent lens, is the GR IIIx virtually identical to the GR III?

A: Aside from the difference in the lens, the GR III X also gets updated autofocus and a faster processor.

Q: 4. Can 30L version fit under airline seats?

A: Regarding if the Shimoda Designs Urban Explore Backpack (Anthracite, 30L) will fit under an air plan seat, you will have to check with the airline you will be flying with, but the common carry-on size is 22 x 14 x 9"; however, this size may not fit under the seat. Only the airline will know the under-seat size limit.

Q: 5. How does the 25L handle the Nikon Z9 along with the 24-70mm and 70-200mm 2.8's?

A: The Shimoda Designs Urban Explore Backpack (Anthracite, 25L) can fit the Z9, the 24-70mm lens, and the 70-200mm lens. Just keep in mind it will be a tight fit.

Q: 6. Is the camera insert swappable for other insert sizes?

A: The core unit in the Shimoda Designs Urban Explore Backpack (Boa, 30L) can be swapped with any of the existing Mirrorless Core Units (Small, Medium and Large). You can find the core unit compatibility chart here: https://bhpho.to/3XLRPdH

Q: 7. Is the core unit of the Urban Explore 30 deep enough to fit a gripped camera body like A1 with grip attached?

A: The Shimoda Designs Urban Explore Backpack (Anthracite, 30L) comes with the mirrorless core which is not large enough for a camera with a battery grip. You could get the Shimoda Designs Explore v2 35 backpack: https://bhpho.to/3r6FWww plus the DSLR core: https://bhpho.to/2qQgemH.

Q: 8. Can 20L Urban Explore Backpack fit a Leica SL2 with a 24-90 attached ?

A: The Leica SL2 with the 24-90mm lens attached will fit inside of the Urban Explore Backpack 25L. You'll have space for several more lenses and accessories with that.

Q: 9. Can the core unit of the 20L fit a Leica SL2 with the 24-90 attached ?

A: Yes, the Leica SL2 attached to the 24-90 lens will fit in the core unit of the Shimoda Designs Urban Explore Backpack (Boa, 20L).

Q: 10. Can the core unit in this new 30L pack fit a Sony 300 f2.8 telephoto, with or without a camera body attached?

A: Yes. the core unit that comes with the Urban Explore Backpack 30L will fit the Sony 300mm f/2.8 GM lens with or without a body attached. The lens hood will have to be reversed however.