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Akai MPC-60 v2.0 Owners Manual.pdf - Fdiskc

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2.3 The CURSOR keys<br />

While the PLAY/R,ECORD screen is showing, notice that a small<br />

rectangular block is blinking near the upper left corner. This is called the<br />

CURSOR. It is possible to move the cursor around the screen using the<br />

four grey direction keys in the CURSOR section of the panel. Try doing<br />

this, then return the cursor to the upper left corner where it was.<br />

Notice that the cursor does not move from letter to letter, but rather<br />

jumps across many letters at a time, landing only in certain locations,<br />

usually to the right of a colon (":"). These areas are called DATA FIELDS<br />

and each one controls a specific parameter. For example, the upper<br />

leftmost data field is called SQNC, an abbreviation for "sequence". To the<br />

right of this field is another field containing the name for the selected<br />

sequence number, followed by the TMPO field, an abbreviation for<br />

"tempo".<br />

The PLAY/R,ECORD screen is one of many screens available on the<br />

<strong>MPC</strong><strong>60</strong>. Each of the panel keys presents at least one unique screen, and each<br />

screen has its own unique data fields. Try pressing a few of the different keys<br />

in the COMMANDS section of the panel such as DISK or TEMPO/SYNC.<br />

When you're finished, press MAIN SCREEN to return to the<br />

PLAY/RECORD screen.

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