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Akai MPC 60
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3.15 The two Foot switch inputs
There are two foot switch inputs on the rear of the MPC60. Each of the two
foot switch inputs may be independently assigned to one of a number of
different purposes. To assign the foot switches, press the OTHER key, and
the following screen will appear:
The FOOT1 and FOOT2 fields are used to assign the functions of the two
foot switches. Each may be independently assigned to one of the following
functions:
• PLAY/STOP:
Press once for PLAY, again for STOP.
• PLAY-STRT / STP (Play start / stop):
Press once for PLAY START, again for STOP.
• ERASE:
Press to duplicate the function of pressing ERASE. This is very
useful for hands-free use of the real-time erase function.
*TIMING CORECT (Timing correct):
Press to duplicate the function of pressing TIMING
CORRECT. This is very useful for hands-free use of the
NOTE REPEAT function.
• "+":
Press to duplicate the function of turning the DATA
CONTROL to the right one step.
“-“:
Press to duplicate the function of turning the DATA
CONTROL to the left one step.
• RECORD IN/OUT:
Press once to duplicate the function of punching in to RECORD
mode while playing; press again to duplicate the
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Akai MPC 60 Specifications

General IconGeneral
ManufacturerAkai
ModelMPC 60
Release Year1988
Sampling Rate40 kHz
Bit Depth12-bit
Polyphony16 voices
Memory750 KB (expandable to 1.5 MB)
Storage3.5" floppy disk drive
TypeSampler/Sequencer
SequencerYes
Pads16 velocity-sensitive pads
MIDIIn/Out/Thru
Maximum Sampling Time13.1 seconds
DisplayLCD
Outputs8 individual outputs, stereo output
Inputs2 inputs

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