Akai MPC 60 Operator's Manual download pdf (Page 13)

Chapter 1: Introduction

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MIDI tracks, but also by the pad number and sound name

currently assigned to the displayed note number.

4. Drum tracks are not affected by the Transpose function.

Independently, each track (DRUM or MIDI) can be assigned to any MIDI

channel and MIDI output port. As a result of this change, the old Drums

Channel and Drum Data Sent Out fields have been removed.

New Note Variation system and revised 16 LEVELS function

In the old software, the Hi-hat Decay Slider controlled decay time and

sound selection for the hi-hat pad only. In Version 3, the new Note

Variation Slider provides all functions of the hi-hat decay slider, but can

be assigned to any pad and can alternately control either tuning, attack

or decay. As with the Hi-hat Decay Slider, this information is recorded

into each drum note.

The 16 Levels function does everything it did in the old software. In

addition, it can produce 16 levels of either attack or decay by working in

conjunction with the Note Variation system.

Delete Bars and Copy Bars: Last bar field has different function than

old To bar field

In the Delete Bars function, the Last Bar field now contains the actual

last bar of the region to be deleted. This is different from the old To Bar

field, which contained the first bar after the region to be deleted.

In the Copy Bars function, the Last Bar field now contains the actual last

bar of the region to be copied. This is different from the old To Bar field,

which contained the first bar after the region to be copied.

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