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General| Pads | 16 velocity and pressure-sensitive pads |
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| Polyphony | 32 voices |
| Sampling Frequency | 44.1 kHz |
| Bit Depth | 16-bit |
| Power | 12V DC |
| Memory | 16 MB (expandable to 128 MB) |
| Storage | CompactFlash card slot |
| Sequencer Resolution | 96 PPQN |
| Sample Format | WAV |
| Filter | 2-pole resonant filter per voice |
| Effects | 2 stereo effects processors |
| Display | 240x64 backlit LCD |
| Inputs | 2 x 1/4" line inputs |
| MIDI | In, Out, Thru |
| USB | USB 1.1 |
| Sequencer | 64-track |
Outlines the terms and conditions for the software provided with AKAI professional products.
Provides essential safety guidelines for using electric products to prevent hazards.
Overview of the MPC1000's main controls, display, and panel layout.
Details of the MPC1000's front panel connections and controls.
Details of the MPC1000's rear panel connections and ports.
Guide on connecting the MPC1000 to external audio and MIDI equipment.
Defines key terms and concepts for operating the MPC1000.
Explanation of MPC1000 programs, sample assignments, and sound control.
Details on the MPC1000's Random Access Memory capacity and data storage.
Information on using compact flash memory cards with the MPC1000.
Description of the primary screen for recording and playback.
How to navigate and interact with the MPC1000 interface using keys and wheels.
Explanation of how function keys (F1-F6) control on-screen options.
How to access detailed settings and advanced options via the WINDOW key.
How to switch between different operational modes using the MODE key.
Guide on naming data like samples, programs, and sequences.
Method for entering numerical values using the NUMERIC key and pads.
The screen for recording and playback of sequences.
Displays the current time/position within a sequence (bar, beat, tick).
Selecting and managing sequences, the basic unit of data.
Details on tracks within a sequence for recording performance data.
Step-by-step guide to recording pad performances into sequences.
How to play recorded sequences and resume playback.
Using the Next Sequence feature to play sequences in a series.
Cancels the last recorded sequence segment and returns to the previous state.
How to delete recorded events in real-time or via the Erase window.
Adjusts the timing of recorded events to match the tempo or grid.
Applies a shuffle groove by offsetting event timing.
Settings for the metronome sound during recording and playback.
Repeats a pad sound based on timing correct settings while a pad is held.
Allows recording to start or stop mid-sequence during playback.
How to set the number of bars for a sequence, from 1 to 999.
Adjusts the sequence's time signature (e.g., 4/4).
Sets the playback tempo for sequences, with options for real-time changes.
Sets tempo by tapping a key to the desired rhythm.
Applies a uniform tempo across all sequences in a song.
Inserting tempo changes within a sequence using STEP EDIT.
Enables continuous playback of a specific section of a sequence.
Sequence length adjusts automatically when recording with loop off.
Saves current sequence settings (tempo, bars, etc.) as defaults for new sequences.
Renames existing sequences for better organization.
Sets a custom default name for newly created sequences.
Duplicates an existing sequence to a new one for editing or reuse.
Removes a selected sequence from the MPC1000's memory.
Clears all sequence data from the MPC1000's memory.
Defines how notes are handled at the sequence loop boundary.
Settings related to individual tracks within a sequence.
Configures a track as DRUM or MIDI for internal sampler or external MIDI use.
Assigns programs (sound sets) to tracks for playback.
Temporarily silences specific tracks to isolate or compare sounds.
Configures MIDI output channels for external sound modules.
Renames tracks for better organization within sequences.
Sets a custom default name for newly created tracks.
Duplicates a track to another track within a sequence.
Removes a specific track from a sequence.
Clears all tracks from a sequence.
Navigates tracks using function keys without using the cursor.
Plays only the selected track, muting all others for isolation.
Using the MPC1000 as a MIDI sequencer with external devices.
Explains MIDI standards, cables, and channels for instrument communication.
How the MPC1000 functions as a MIDI sequencer with external devices.
Connects MPC1000 to a MIDI keyboard for sequencing and sound module use.
Configures how sustain pedal data is managed during MIDI sequencing.
Defines a time or note range for editing events in a track.
Duplicates events from one region to another within sequences.
Transfers events from one region to another, removing them from the source.
Transposes MIDI note events to a different pitch.
Edits sequences based on bar units rather than time points.
Duplicates entire bars from one sequence to another.
Adds empty bars into a sequence at a specified location.
Removes selected bars from a sequence.
Rearranges the order of tracks within a sequence.
Editing individual events within a sequence in detail.
Describes the display elements of the STEP EDIT mode.
How to navigate and select events in the STEP EDIT mode.
Details on different types of events (Pad, Note Variation, Duration, Velocity).
Inserting tempo changes within a sequence.
Defines MIDI note events, including note number, duration, and velocity.
Controls pitch in real-time using MIDI pitch bend messages.
Versatile MIDI event for controlling various parameters.
Duplicates and inserts events to other locations within a sequence.
Removes specific events from the event list.
Records events one by one into a sequence at specific time positions.
Configures auto-increment and duration settings for step recording.
Adds new events into a sequence at specific time positions.
How to create songs by arranging sequences in a specific order.
Overview of the display elements in Song mode.
Step-by-step guide to building songs by assigning sequences to steps.
Removes a specific step from a song arrangement.
Adds a new step into a song arrangement.
How to play back created songs and use SUDDEN/NEXT keys.
Managing song names, copying, and deleting songs.
Applies a uniform tempo to all sequences within a song.
Configures the MPC1000 to disregard tempo change events in sequences.
Transforms a song arrangement into a single long sequence.
Assigning and playing sounds using the MPC1000's pads.
Accessing up to 64 samples by switching between four pad banks.
Plays samples at maximum velocity regardless of hit strength.
Uses 16 parameter levels for varied sound control per pad.
Mutes/unmutes tracks in real-time via pad hits during playback.
Isolates and plays only a selected track, muting others.
Deactivates solo mode while retaining track mute settings.
Chooses the next sequence to play in live performance using pads.
Instantly switches to the next sequence at a specific cue point.
Keeps the current sequence playing until HOLD is pressed again.
Assigns parameters (tune, filter) to Q-Link sliders.
Records Q-Link slider movements as note variation data.
Controls playback of recorded note variation data using Q-Link sliders.
Syncs MPC1000 with external devices when MPC1000 controls the clock.
Syncs MPC1000 with external devices when MPC1000 receives the clock.
Connects MPC1000 to a MIDI keyboard for sequencing and sound module use.
Configures which MIDI channels the MPC1000 receives data on.
Steps to connect external devices and set up for audio recording.
Initiates the recording process, managing input signals and timing.
Captures audio via the digital input (S/PDIF).
Records the MPC1000's own output signal.
Controls whether input signals are audible during recording.
Displays and resets peak signal levels during recording.
Shows available memory and recording time remaining.
Defines the playback region of a sample by setting start and end points.
Sets the end boundary for sample playback, optimizing memory.
Magnifies or reduces the sample waveform display for detailed editing.
Toggles waveform display between linear and logarithmic scales.
Removes unused sample sections to save memory.
Extracts a portion of a sample into a new, separate sample file.
Settings available for samples within the Sample window.
Renames samples for better organization and identification.
Adjusts the pitch (tune) of a sample using semitones and cents.
Duplicates an existing sample to create a new one.
Removes a selected sample from the MPC1000's memory.
Clears all unused samples from the MPC1000's memory.
Increases sample playback level to maximum without distortion.
Enables repeated playback of a sample from a defined loop point.
Synchronizes the loop point with the start point for simultaneous adjustment.
Guides on creating new programs, which group samples for pads.
Maps samples to specific pads within a program.
Configures sample playback mode (ONE SHOT vs. NOTE ON).
Adjusts the volume (level) and pitch (tune) of assigned samples.
Controls sample volume based on pad hit velocity.
Assigns up to four samples to a single pad for layered playback.
Triggers different samples on a pad based on hit velocity.
Adjusts attack and decay times for sample envelopes.
Editing settings for the selected program within the Program window.
Renames programs for better organization.
Duplicates an existing program to create a new one.
Removes a selected program from the MPC1000's memory.
Clears all programs from the MPC1000's memory.
Assigns program change numbers for switching sounds via MIDI.
Editing sample sounds using filter parameters.
Modulates filter cutoff frequency using pad hit velocity.
Sets pads to the same mute group to stop playback when another is triggered.
Configures whether sounds on the same pad overlap or replace each other.
Bulk deletes samples not assigned to any pads.
Assigns MIDI note numbers to pads for sequencing and receiving MIDI data.
Changes the default MIDI note assignment for pads.
Adjusts volume (level) and stereo position (pan) for individual pads.
Assigns pads to stereo out or assignable mix outs for effects.
Routes pad sounds to effect processors (FX1/FX2).
Adds stereo effects (like BIT GRUNGER) to individual pad sounds.
How to apply reverb effect to specific pads via FX SEND.
Chains effects by sending FX1 output to FX2 for processing.
Detailed editing of individual effects (EQ, Compressor, etc.).
Adjusts four frequency bands for tone correction and processing.
Evens out sound levels by reducing dynamic range.
Creates swirling or rotating sounds by modulating phase.
Adds periodic modulation to sound amplitude.
Creates a rotating sound effect by periodically changing sound position.
Adds spatial effect and depth to sound with reverberation.
Adds modulated delay to create ringing sound effects.
Applying effects to the overall stereo output sound.
Detailed editing of master effect parameters like EQ and Compressor.
Manages sets of effect types and their settings.
Process of saving MPC1000 data to a memory card.
Choosing the folder on the memory card for saving data.
Creates new folders on the memory card for data organization.
Saves individual samples to the memory card.
Saves programs, optionally with associated samples.
Chooses whether to save samples along with program data.
Sets handling for existing files with the same name during saving.
Saves all programs and samples simultaneously into one file.
Saves individual sequences to the memory card.
Saves all sequences and songs into a single "ALL file".
Saves the entire MPC1000 memory as a project file.
Process of choosing files from memory card or internal memory for loading.
Process of choosing files from memory card or internal memory for loading.
Sets up an AUTOLOAD folder for automatic loading on startup.
Loads individual samples and assigns them to pads.
Loads programs, with an option to load associated samples.
Clears MPC1000 memory before loading new data.
Loads individual sequence files into the MPC1000.
Loads all sequences and songs from an "ALL file".
Extracts and loads a single sequence from an "ALL file".
Loads only the effect set information from an "ALL file".
Loads all files contained within a selected folder.
Clears memory and then loads a selected folder's contents.
Loads project files created with "SAVE ENTIRE MEMORY".
Changes the name of files stored on the memory card.
Removes files or folders from the memory card.
Disables or enables automatic loading of preset sounds/sequences on startup.
Initializes a memory card, deleting all data.
Saves all programs/samples or sequences/songs to internal memory.
Steps to connect MPC1000 to a Windows PC via USB for data transfer.
Steps to connect MPC1000 to a Mac via USB for data transfer.
Connects and assigns functions to foot switches for control.
Controls the overall output volume of the MPC1000.
Modifies the display contrast for better readability.
Resets MPC1000 settings to their original factory defaults.
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