"What sets the MPK apart from most is the 12 MPC pads it contains. Velocity and pressure sensitive and featuring NOTE REPEAT, 12 LEVEL & FULL Level functionality, these give you some of the neatest inspirational tools from the MPC range. The pads themselves are the exact same as used in the MPC500 (I have one of those too) and each pad can have four settings, giving you 48 individual settings. The MPK also features an arpeggiator which although not as powerful as those found in proper synths, is simple, effective and a welcome addition."You can read the full review here.
I too waited patiently for the MPK49 to be released, and I am glad I did. It's really a nice controller, and it is very easy to use. To me the internal clock and arp make this a very useful controller for soft synths and racked synth modules.
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