Akai MPC Renaissance Specifications download pdf (Page 24)

You can also edit the note events of the drum loop slices. Enter Main Mode to do this. A new

Track with the note events playing their corresponding slices has been automatically created. Use

the Time Correct function (i.e., in the Time Correct menu) to quantize the note events to an exact

timing. You can also rearrange the note events, thus creating a new playback order for the slices.

It is also possible to edit each slice / sample in Program Edit Mode. You can add effects for slices

or use the filter function to change the frequency range of a selected slice. There are almost no

limits to what you can do.

4.8 PAD AND TRACK MUTE

In this section, we will mute different pads and tracks to see what the sequence sounds like

without some of these parts.

The Pad Mute display of the MPC hardware

X First, go back to your basic Drum track.

X Press and hold the SHIFT button on your MPC hardware and press the TRACK MUTE/ PAD

MUTE button to enter Pad Mute Mode.

X You can now mute a pad by pressing it once. The muted pad will be lit red. This is useful for

listening to a sequence without the muted sample.

X To mute pads on another track, press SHIFT + MAIN/ TRACK and click on F3 (Track-) or F4

(Track+) to switch between the recorded tracks. Press SHIFT + TRACK MUTE/ PAD MUTE

again to perform the desired mutes.

You can also mute entire tracks by using the Track Mute function.

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