Akai MPC1000 Step-By-Step Tutorial Guide Book

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• Controlling Decay 195
037 Multisampling Part 2 197
• Overview 197
• Converting a loop into a multisample program 197
• Monophonic Multisampling 198
038 Looping Instrument Samples 200
• Overview 200
• Extending note length with looping 201
• Creating a drone 202
039 16 Levels 203
• Overview 203
• Practical usage of 16 levels 203
040 Using Blue Box 205
• Downloading 205
• First Steps 205
• Musical samples 207
• Chromatic Programs 207
041 LFO, Slider & External Sound Manipulation 209
• LFO Overview 209
• Tremolo Effect 209
• Mimicking Vibrato 209
• Creating Bass Lines with LFO 210
• Real Time Controls 211
• Q Link Sliders 211
• Manipulation of External Sounds – Input Thru 213
Section E – Building Songs 215
042 Understanding Song Mode 216
• Overview 215
• Using Multiple Sequences 215
• Song Mode 216
• Converting Songs to Sequences 218
043 Song Arrangement Ideas 220
• Overview 220
• A List of Arrangement Ideas and Techniques 220
044 Recording Your Beats Part 1 225
• Overview 225
• Recording a Rough Demo 226
• Going To A Studio 227
• Doing It All Yourself 228
• A Mixture 229
045 Recording Your Beats Part 2 230
• What Is A Multi Tracker? 230

Akai MPC1000 Specifications

General

Pads	16 velocity and pressure-sensitive pads
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