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X To activate the monitor function on your MPC hardware, navigate to Monitor and switch it to
ON.
The SAMPLE LENGTH display shows you the length of your sample during the recording
procedure. This is for control purposes only.
Click on the RESET PEAK button to reset the "peak hold", which shows the highest level of your
input signal as a red bar within the level meter.
X To reset the peak hold on your MPC hardware, press the F1 or F2 button (Reset Peak). The
peak hold is shown as a vertical bar within the Level Meter.
With the SAMPLE REC and STOP buttons, you can start and stop the recording procedure. Keep
in mind that when the Threshold parameter is set to a higher value, the recording will not start
after clicking the REC button. The level of audio input signal needs to reach the threshold for
recording to start. If you do not click on STOP, recording will continue to the end of the previously
set sample length.
X To start recording on your MPC hardware, press the F6 button (Record). After that, you can
cancel the procedure by clicking on F5 (Cancel) or
start the recording independently from the threshold
setting by pressing F6 (Start). Press the F6 button
again while recording to stop recording.
When the recording is finished, a small window opens
automatically with further options. Click on Retry to abort
the recorded sample. It will be deleted. Click and hold Play to listen to your sample before storing
it.
If you want to keep your recorded sample, we recommend entering a New Name. You should
also define a pad to assign the sample to (Assign to Pad). You can also set a Root Note, which
defines the original pitch of a sample. Click Keep to save your sample.
X When the recording procedure is finished, the MPC hardware’s display changes to a new
page. Here you can navigate to the Assign to Pad option and choose a pad for assigning.
Alternatively, you can hit the pad directly. Root Note sets the root note for the recorded
sample. Press F4 (Play) to playback the recorded sample. If you want to abort the recorded
sample, press F2 (Retry). If you want to save the recorded sample, press F5 (Keep).
 We recommend editing your recorded sample in Sample Edit Mode.
The PROJECT INFORMATION
This section is identical to the Project Information in Main Mode. For further information, please
read the chapter "Main Mode."
Newly recorded samples will be shown in the Sample area of the PROJECT INFORMATION. To
use them in your production, you must load them into Programs first.
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