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o Record Pad Aftertouch Events: If this option is enabled, pad aftertouch data (from MPC

hardware's pressure-sensitive pads) can be recorded.

o Place Events recorded during Count-In at start-point: If this option is enabled, hitting a pad

during the recording's pre-count will record that note event at the start of the recording. (This is

the MPC3000 worked.)

o Pulse Resolution: Click this drop-down menu to select the display resolution (in PPQN—

pulses per quarter note) of pulse values in certain areas of the software. Please note that this

setting affects the display resolution, not the software's timing

• Preferences: Hardware Tab

Here, you can set additional parameters

affecting the behavior of your MPC hardware.

o Pad Threshold: Click this drop-down

menu to select a threshold that must be

exceeded to trigger the pad.

o Pad Sensitivity: Click this drop-down

menu to set how sensitively your MPC

hardware's pads respond to your touch.

o Pad Curve: Click this drop-down menu to

set how your playing is translated into

velocity values, starting from value A (a

soft touch is enough to create a big

velocity value) up to D (you have to hit the

pad really hard for a high velocity value).

o Footswitch 1 and Footswitch 2: Click

these drop-down menus to select the functionality of connected footswitches to your MPC

hardware. You can select either transport commands (e.g., Play or Stop) or trigger commands

for pads and the F(unction)-Buttons.

o Pad Response: View the Velocity and Aftertouch meters when pressing the pads to help

gauge the force and pressure you are applying to them. These meters are useful when

adjusting the Pad Threshold and Pad Sensitivity parameters (above).

o Show Hardware Info: Click this button to open a window with information about your

connected MPC hardware (firmware version, driver version, etc.).

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Akai MPC Renaissance User's Guide Page 78