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

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Section 2: The Basics 23<br />

2.7 The DYNAMIC DRUM PADS<br />

The 16 drum pads are dynamic- the harder you strike them, the louder<br />

the drum will sound.<br />

2.7.1 The FULL LEVEL and 16 LEVELS keys<br />

• The FULL LEVEL key: The FULL LEVEL key defeats the variable<br />

dynamics of the drum pads, causing all drums to play at full dynamic level,<br />

regardless of how hard or soft the pad is struck. However, this has no effect<br />

on drums which are playing back from sequences. Press FULL LEVEL<br />

once to turn this mode ON (the light will go on); press it again to turn it<br />

OFF.<br />

• The 16 LEVELS key:<br />

This key has 2 functions, but only one may be in use at a time:<br />

1. It may be used to play a single drum at 16 fixed dynamic levels,<br />

using the 16 pads.<br />

2. It may be used play a single drum at 16 fixed tunings, using<br />

the 16 pads.<br />

To select which of these 2 functions is currently in use, press the<br />

SOUNDS key, then select option 8, "Mixer/hihat/other", and the<br />

following screen will appear:<br />

Now, move the cursor to the lowest field on the screen entitled<br />

FUNCTION OF "16 LEVELS". This is a "choice" type field and has 2<br />

options:<br />

1. "16 VOLUMES": If this option is selected, the 16 LEVELS key<br />

will cause a single sound to play from all 16 pads, but at 16 fixed<br />

dynamic levels with the softest level on the lower leftmost pad<br />

and the loudest level on the upper rightmost pad.

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