Akai MPC1000 Step-By-Step Tutorial Guide Book

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• File naming conventions 55
008 Sampling Sounds 56
• The sample screen and settings 56
• Signal to Noise Ratio 57
• Should I add Effects While Sampling? 59
• Sampling Your Sound 59
009 Understanding Mono & Stereo 61
• Mono rules? 61
• Creating Stereo 61
010 Editing Samples Part 1 62
• The TRIM screen 62
• Setting Start & End Points 63
• Trimming Your Samples 63
• How Good is the MPC Waveform Display? 65
011 Editing Samples Part 2 67
• The DISCARD function 67
• EXTRACT 68
• DELETE 68
• SILENCE 68
• NORMALIZE 68
• REVERSE 69
• The Sample Screen Functions 69
012 Looping Samples 71
• Understanding Loop Points 71
• Looping Drum Breaks 71
• The Loop Screen 72
• Setting Start and End Loop Points 73
• Checking For Clicks 74
• Locking the Loop Points 75
013 Programs 76
• Understanding Programs 76
• Assigning Sounds to A Program 77
• What Are Banks? 77
• Changing Program Parameters 78
• Changing Global Pad Sensitivity 80
• Filters 81
• Voice Overlap 82
• Play Mode 83
014 The Internal Mixer 85
• Using the Internal Mixer 85
• Controlling Multiple Sounds 86
• Changing Outputs 86
015 Recording Sequences 88
• Overview 88
• Changing Tempo With Tap Tempo 89

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