Akai MPC 60 User Manual

Section 7: Saving to / loading from Disk 173
7.11 The "Save warning" light (above the DISK key)
Whenever you sample a new sound, or record a new sequence or song, or
edit any of the above, the light above the DISK key will go on to warn
you that if you don't save these changes to disk before turning the power
off, you will lose them.
Once you save to disk whatever you have changed, the DISK light
will automatically go off, indicating that the changes have been safely
saved to disk.
NOTE: If you would like to manually turn the light off without saving
the changes, press the DISK key and type a 9. This will turn the light off,
even though this option is not printed in the disk menu.

Akai MPC 60 Specifications

General

Manufacturer	Akai
Model	MPC 60
Release Year	1988
Sampling Rate	40 kHz
Bit Depth	12-bit
Polyphony	16 voices
Memory	750 KB (expandable to 1.5 MB)
Storage	3.5" floppy disk drive
Type	Sampler/Sequencer
Sequencer	Yes
Pads	16 velocity-sensitive pads
MIDI	In/Out/Thru
Maximum Sampling Time	13.1 seconds
Display	LCD
Outputs	8 individual outputs, stereo output
Inputs	2 inputs