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Effects

The MPC software offers various effects for processing samples and sound Programs. These same

instructions for loading and editing effects are also described in the Program Mixer Mode and Track

Mixer Mode chapters, but this section can help you get a good overall understanding of how you can

apply these effects.

Note: See the Effects and Parameters section of the Appendix for a list of all available effects (with a

brief description of each) and their editable parameters.

Hardware: Whenever the cursor is on an effect's name, press the Window button to open a window

where you can view and edit the effect's parameters using the Data Dial or -/+ buttons.

Overview

You can apply effects to pads (in a Program), Tracks (in a Sequence), and/or the entire Master Mix.

Below is an overview of how the software's effects work. Please also see the following sections (Pad

Effects, Track Effects, and Master Effects) for more in-depth instructions about loading and editing

effects.

Pads:

• In a Program, each pad can have up to four insert effects applied to it. This is done in Program Mixer

Mode (where each channel represents a pad).

• Additionally, each pad can be sent to up to four send effects. You must load the send effects in

Track Mixer Mode first. After that, set the pad's send level in Program Mixer Mode and set the

effect's return level in Track Mixer Mode.

Tracks:

• Each Track can have up to four insert effects applied to it. This is done in Track Mixer Mode.

• Additionally, each track can be sent to up to four send effects. You must load the send effects in

Track Mixer Mode first. After that, set the Track's send level and set the effect's return level (also in

Track Mixer Mode).

Master:

• You can add insert effects to the entire Master mix.

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