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Chapter 4: Editing Sequences

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This displays the total number of data bytes. The maximum

size of a system-exclusive event in the MPC60 is 999 bytes.

2. The Byte field:

The number of the byte whose contents are currently

displayed in the Val field.

3. The Val field:

The current value of the byte number displayed in the Byte

field.

• The Stereo Volume event

>Stereo_volume Pad:A01 Val:100

This message is exclusive to the MPC60 and is used to change the

Stereo Mixer Volume setting of a particular sound in mid-sequence.

When the Record mix changes feature is used (accessed by pressing

DRUM MIX, then 4), many of these events are recorded into the active

track to simulate a smooth and continuous mixer volume change. There

are two fields:

1. The Pad field:

This field determines which of the 64 pad numbers/mixer

sliders (A01–D16) this message will affect.

2. The Val field:

This field contains the actual mixer slider value (0–100).

• The Stereo Pan event

>Stereo_pan Pad:A01 Val:C

This message is exclusive to the MPC60 and is used to change the

stereo mixer pan setting of a particular sound in mid-sequence. When

the Record mix changes feature is used (accessed by pressing DRUM

MIX, then 4), many of these events are recorded into the active track to

simulate a smooth and continuous mixer pan change. There are two

fields:

1. The Pad field:

This field determines which of the 64 pad numbers/pan pots

(A01–D16) this message will affect.

2. The Val field:

This field contains the actual pan pot value (50L – C – 50R).

• The Echo Send Level event

>Echo_send_level Pad:A01 Val:127

This message is exclusive to the MPC60 and is used to change the

individual echo send level setting of a particular sound in mid-sequence.

When the Record Live Changes feature is used (accessed by pressing

DRUM MIX, then 4), many of these events are recorded into the active

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