Akai MPC5000 Specifications download pdf (Page 23)

45. [MIC/LINE] Switch:

This switch sets whether the source plugged into the [RECORD IN] is a mic level or a line level source. If set to MIC,

the input will be preamped for optimal level.

WARNING! Incorrectly setting this switch to MIC will yield distortion on devices not requiring a MIC Preamp. Make

sure your source requires amplification BEFORE setting this switch.

46. [PHONO IN] Jacks (RCA):

Use these jacks to connect a turntable or a CD player with RCA connections to your MPC. The input level for this jack is

controlled using the [REC GAIN] knob. For best performance, be sure to set the [INPUT] phono/line switch properly.

47. [ADAT] Digital Out:

This output is used to connect ADAT capable digital devices. This connection uses an optical cable to send 8 tracks of

ADAT digital audio to a recording device. For more information on configuring outputs, see page 195.

48. [DIGITAL IN/OUT] Jacks (S/PDIF):

These are the coaxial digital input/output. This IN is to connect digital outputs such as a CD player and a DAT. This

OUT sends out the same signal as the [STEREO OUT].

49. [PHONO GROUND] nut:

If your turntable requires it, use this nut to connect the turntable ground wire.

50. [LINE / PHONO] Switch:

This switch determines whether the [PHONO IN] RCA jacks will be line or phono level. When set to PHONO, an RIAA-

Class phono preamp will be applied to the input. Set this switch to the 'LINE' position, for sampling a line-level source

(CD player, DJ mixer, Minidisk, etc.) and to the 'PHONO' position for recording with a turntable.

WARNING! Incorrectly setting this switch to PHONO will yield distortion on devices not requiring amplification. Make

sure your turntable requires amplification BEFORE setting this switch.

51. [ASSIGNABLE MIX OUT 1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8] Jacks (1/4”):

These individual outputs can be used to output each pad sound separately, allowing you to send individual sounds to

external mixers or effects. Using these outputs, you can perform advanced mixing for your songs.

52. [USB] Port:

This USB 2.0 port allows for connecting your MPC to you computer, and allows you high speed access to you MPC's hard

drive from your computer.

53. MIDI] Jacks (2 IN, 4 OUT):

The MPC5000 can send and receive MIDI data through these jacks. Connect one of the MPC’s outputs to the MIDI input

of an external device and one of the MPC’s inputs to an external device’s output.

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