I have one just like it, and it can connect to almost every kind of device including USB-C, regular USB, HDMI, a headphone adapter, a data storage card, and so on and so forth. In other words, if you want to expand what you’re using with your rig, you’ll probably want to get your hands on a better one like this Kramer Multiport Adapter (on Thomann). That one’s a good choice, however, it’s pretty limited because it isn’t a multiport adapter. At this point, most of us have probably acclimated to the new world of USB-C adapters, but if you haven’t already got one, you can get this one on Amazon. The AKAI MPK Mini ( on Amazon/ Thomann/ zZounds) with FL Studio running on a standard MacBook ProĬonnecting the AKAI MPK Mini to a macOS laptop or desktop computer is very simple assuming you already have the necessary adapters. How to Set Up The AKAI MPK Mini With FL Studio (macOS) Right now, there are 2 deals that stick out to me Singorama – The Complete Guide to Singing Like A Professional I’ll also show you how to do the same thing with FL Studio iOS.īy the way, I’m always on the lookout for deals in the music industry (there’s usually something if you know where to look). There are some things you should know, however, including what kind of adapters are best to get, common troubleshooting tips, and some other things that we should briefly go over.
Connect the adapter to your computer, then the USB 2.0 Cable, and then go into FL Studio’s Preferences and choose the AKAI MPK Mini from the list of MIDI keyboards.Īnd it’s pretty much as simple as the steps that I just ran through, because, as I said, the AKAI MPK Mini is plug-and-play and should work with almost all major DAWs. To set up your AKAI MPK Mini with FL Studio, you’ll need a USB-C to USB adapter, the USB 2.0 cable that comes in the box, and your PC. But you do need a few things to make it work. You don’t have to install drivers or update your computer to get the AKAI MPK Mini to work with your DAW as it’s plug-and-play.
Thankfully, that isn’t the case with the AKAI MPK Mini, as it’s one of the most frequently purchased MIDI keyboards and for more than just beginners. While less ubiquitous tools are often less expensive, they’re not always easy to set up, because you either need to install drivers or a firmware update, or there’s a possibility it just may not even be compatible with your PC or phone. There are pros and cons to using more popular and less famous music production devices.
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