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Download Rev 1. Download MPC Manual. Download MPC Rev 1. This kit quadruples the the sequencing memory as well as expands sampling time from 1. Pick a color for the chassis and same or another color for the volume, gain and click knobs and the 8 slider knobs.
MPC Options:. Pick a color for the top chassis and same or another color for the sides and armrest,. Pick a color for the top chassis and same or another color for the two sides, armrest, master volume,. Pick a color for the top chassis and same or another color for the armrest, data knob, master volume,. This is a bar. They are used to indicate the exact locations of the punch-in and punch-out that was last performed manually. For example, you could use the active sequence to linearly record all of your keyboard tracks while simultaneously using the Simul Sequence to play a looped drum sequence.
The Simul Se- quence can also play simultaneously with the active song, if song mode is active. This is very useful for hands-free use of the Note Repeat function. There is, however, a special mode of recording that allows you to record on all 16 MIDI channels at once. This is very useful when transferring sequences to the MPC from other sequencers. When the selected sequence will be initialized to one bar of the time signature entered in these two fields.
It is for display only and cannot be changed. The sequence name is shown to the right for convenience. The active track is automatically inserted here. To enter the settings for each track, first select the track number in this field, then enter the initialization data for that track in the fields below. Then enter the track number to be moved in the Before track moved track will be inserted before.
Press move. Inserting Blank Bars Into a Sequence This feature inserts a specified number of blank bars into the current sequence. Page Copying Bars All Tracks Copying Bars All Tracks This function allows you to copy a specified range of bars across all tracks from one sequence and insert the copied data at any point within the same sequence or any other sequence.
In this mode of copying, the overall length of the destination sequence will always be increased. Page Copying Events Chapter 4: Editing Sequence Copying Events This function permits the copying of all events within a specified region of a single track to a different point in the same or another track in the same or another sequence.
In this function, only the events from the source track are copied—no time signature or tempo data are copied. Page 96 rightmost field. These are bar. It appears in one of two ways depending on whether the selected track is a Drum track or a MIDI track: 1. The lowest- numbered empty sequence is automatically inserted here when this screen is entered.
Edit note number assignment 3. Editing Note Velocity or Duration Data To edit the velocity or duration data of a group of notes in one operation, select 1 from the Edit Note Data menu. While the cursor is in this field, press the pad of the drum note to be changed to—its currently assigned note number and sound will appear in the field.
It cannot be accessed by the cursor. It can only be changed by pressing pads or receiving external MIDI notes. When the screen is first displayed, it appears as shown above with the word text Hit pads to the right. When the Step Edit key is pressed, any notes or events that exist in the active track at the current sequence position are displayed on the screen as a series of data fields, which can then be edited. Page Chapter 4: Editing Sequence Of the five on-screen events, only the uppermost line can be edited.
It is edited by moving the cursor to the desired field within the line and editing the field contents. Page Step Edit Event Types Step Edit Event Types The Step Edit screen can display up to five events, one on each line, that exist in the active track at the current format of the event line is different for each type of event. It is a signed field, with a range from to The Note Number field This is the note to which the pressure message applies.
The Note Name field This is the note name for the note number selected at the left. This same rule applies to the Shift Timing function: if the Amount field is set to 0 and you are editing a sequence that was recorded while it was set to any amount other than 0, none of the notes will be seen as you step through the sequence, because these To record a note while in Step Edit mode, move to the desired position within the sequence, then play and release the desired note on the MIDI keyboard.
This allows for quick recording or editing of the looped section. Also, the MPC does Play synth key to set amount field: field: field is set to any value other than 0, the transpose is selected. Page Transposing In Real Time While Playing Chapter 4: Editing Sequence and the second field sets a location one tick after the last tick of the region to be transposed.
Page Overview Chapter 5: Song Mode Overview One way to create a song in the MPC is to record all of the parts in one long sequence, either playing the entire song manually or using the copy functions to duplicate repeating sections. Another way is use Song mode. Record some drum or MIDI data into sequences 1, 2, and 3. Please wait This occurs after you make changes in the song, but only if the song contains a large number of different sequences.
However, it is cumbersome compared to Sequence mode when fine- tuning the details of a complex song. It is therefore useful to create a song initially using Song mode, then convert that song into a long sequence. A program can be thought of as a drum set.
It is a collection of up to 64 sound assignments with accompanying sound modifying parameters. Page The following is a graphical representation of how data is organized within programs: Program Acoustic drum set Data for each note number: Program 3: Jazz drum set Program 2: Brushes drum set Program 1: Rock drum set Data for each note number: Pad: Note : Attack:.
How to create a program To create a program, either copy an existing program and modify it, or start a new one: 1. Sel pgm, asn snds 2. To assign a sound, first select the note number to be assigned in the Then select the desired sound for that note number in the field. Page Chapter 6: Creating and Editing Programs sounds.
Page Chapter 6: Creating and Editing Programs assignments. These fields are used to play one of three sounds depending on the velocity of the note received: 1. The advantage of this is that it is only necessary to adjust the volume and pan, for example, of the main sound in the mix instead of all three sounds. If set to 0, note velocity has no effect on attack; if set to higher values, attack time will increase as you play lower veloci- ties.
Page Chapter 6: Creating and Editing Programs MONO : Multiple plays of the sound use the same voice, terminating and restarting playback of the sound no polyphonic overlap.
This is useful for producing stutter- ing effects. The range is from 0 no resonance to 15 highest resonance. Raising this value accentuates changes in the filter frequency. Copy program Data of 1 Note 2. Copy 1 program over another 3.
Initialize 1 program 4. Initialize all programs Press the soft key to perform the copy. The mixer described in this chapter allows each of the sounds to be assigned to one of the eight assignable mix outputs or to the internal effects generator.
Rotate the data entry control. How- ever, an additional screen containing the same data in text form is also provided. The range is 50L to C to 50R. This is the same param- eter set by the graphic pan control in the Stereo Mix screen. It provides the advantage of automatically changing the level to the individual out- puts or effects whenever the stereo volume is changed. These discrete events can be edited in detail in Step Edit mode.
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