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Polyphony | 64 voices |
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RAM | 272 MB (expandable to 512 MB) |
Pads | 16 velocity and pressure-sensitive pads |
MIDI | 2 MIDI inputs, 4 MIDI outputs |
Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
Display | 240x64 backlit LCD |
Effects | 4 internal effects processors |
Storage | Internal Hard Drive |
Sequencer | 300, 000 notes capacity |
Filter | Multi-mode filter (Low Pass, High Pass, Band Pass, Band Boost, Band Reject) |
Use indexes, bookmarks, and table of contents to find modes, pages, and functions.
Record performance data into sequences or play back recorded sequences using pads or MIDI keyboard.
Manage sequences and tracks, including copying, deleting, and setting parameters.
Apply timing correction, rewrite velocity/duration, and transpose sequences and tracks.
Edit MIDI events recorded in a track using the graphic editor.
Step-record note events and edit MIDI events via event lists.
Use the event list to edit MIDI events recorded in a sequence.
Insert, copy, cut, paste, move, and simultaneously edit MIDI events.
Arrange sequences to create songs, and edit song structure by copying/pasting steps.
Convert songs to sequences and manage tempo change events within songs.
Configure sequencer settings, including sustain pedal, truncation, and MIDI channels.
Synchronize MPC4000 to external devices using MIDI clock, MTC, or SMPTE.
Configure MIDI event routing and filter specific MIDI events from inputs.
View a list of MIDI events transmitted or received on a specified channel.
Save sequences, samples, programs, multis, and ALL files to external storage.
Manage storage devices: copy, delete files, format, or find files.
Load sequences, samples, programs, multis, and ALL files from storage devices.
Search for specific files on storage devices and load them.
Adjust master tuning, clock settings, and other global parameters.
Return MPC4000 to factory settings and manage internal memory.
Check free space in sample, sequencer, and system memory.
Specify digital output sync source and set SCSI ID.
Select functions for FOOT SWITCH 1 and 2 jacks.
View multis, create new multis, and copy or delete existing ones.
Add/delete parts in multis and edit mix parameters for each part.
Configure MIDI receive channels and specify note ranges for each part.
Specify effect type and routing for effects 1-4.
Edit parameters for various effect types.
Select effect types and set send levels for each part.
Record new samples, set input sources, modes, and bit depth.
Apply internal effects to sound while recording a new sample.
View sample list, copy, delete, trim, and loop samples.
Resample with Q-FX, divide samples into regions, and adjust tempo.
Edit samples using commands like DISCARD, RE-SAMPLE, JOIN, FADE, MERGE, NORMALIZE.
View program list, create, copy, delete, convert, and merge programs.
Assign samples, adjust mix parameters, and edit pitch/filter/amp for key groups/drum programs.
Configure LFOs, envelopes, and zones for program modulation.
Assign note numbers to pads and adjust pad sensitivity.
Use pads to switch sequences in realtime during playback.
Use pads to mute/unmute tracks in realtime during sequence playback.
Edit track mute events recorded in a sequence using an event list.
Verify included items and learn how to open the MPC4000 top panel.
Install drives and connect necessary cables for storage devices.