Akai MPC Renaissance Specifications download pdf (Page 37)

STOP will stop the playback. Quickly pressing STOP 3 times will act as a "MIDI panic" and shut

off all voices and stop all audio processing. STOP will also stop loading any files that are being

loaded. If you select a Project or Program by accident, pressing STOP will cancel loading and

clear the loaded files.

PLAY will start playback from the current time position.

PLAY START will start playback from the beginning of the Song or Sequence or from the First

Bar setting.

LEVEL controls the MPC software's master output level.

X The MPC hardware’s UNDO button can be used differently while in Record Mode. Normally,

pressing UNDO will undo just the last event. When there is an event to undo, the UNDO

button will be lit solid. While recording, the UNDO button will flash. In this case, pressing

UNDO will erase all events from that recording (i.e., since the PLAY or PLAY START was

pressed).

Â Keep in mind that the audio level coming out of MPC Renaissance's STEREO OUTS is

determined by its MAIN VOL knob. The MPC software's LEVEL knob controls the level before

the hardware's MAIN VOL knob. In other words, the software's LEVEL knob and hardware's

MAIN VOL knob are separate controls.

X Click on the VINTAGE MODE button of your MPC Renaissance to toggle between the

different audio quality emulations. This works only if the MPC Renaissance is set up as the

audio output in the Preferences. You can choose to emulate the particular sonic qualities of

the MPC3000, the MPC60, Other and of course no emulation (no LED will be lit).

The Vintage display directly below the output level meter indicates the selected emulation mode.

Â If your MPC Renaissance is set up as audio interface you can use the MAIN VOLUME dial to

adjust the volume level.

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Akai MPC Renaissance Specifications Page 37