Akai MPK88 Manual De Usuario
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What is Control Change?
Control Change refers to the use of MIDI
Continuous Controller data. Continuous Controller
(CC) data are MIDI messages capable of
transmitting a range of values (0-127) and are
often used for controlling volume, pan and other
parameters on your DAW or sound module.
Continuous Controller data. Continuous Controller
(CC) data are MIDI messages capable of
transmitting a range of values (0-127) and are
often used for controlling volume, pan and other
parameters on your DAW or sound module.
What is Aftertouch?
Aftertouch refers to MIDI information sent when
pressure is applied to a pad after it has been
struck, and while it is being held down. Aftertouch
is often used to control volume, vibrato and other
parameters. On the MPK61/MPK88, the knobs
and sliders can also be assigned to transmit
Aftertouch information.
pressure is applied to a pad after it has been
struck, and while it is being held down. Aftertouch
is often used to control volume, vibrato and other
parameters. On the MPK61/MPK88, the knobs
and sliders can also be assigned to transmit
Aftertouch information.
SELECT SLIDER EVENT TYPE IN
THIS FIELD.
EDITING KNOBS AND FADERS
The knobs and faders on the MPK61/MPK88 are controllers which can be set to transmit Control Change or
Aftertouch information. In addition, the endless knobs may also be assigned as an Increment/Decrement
function. The default operation of knobs and faders is to transmit Control Change information when used.
Aftertouch information. In addition, the endless knobs may also be assigned as an Increment/Decrement
function. The default operation of knobs and faders is to transmit Control Change information when used.
1.
Press [EDIT] button to enter EDIT MODE.
2.
Move the fader or turn the knob which you would like to edit.
3.
On Page 1, turn the [VALUE] dial to select ‘CTRL CHANGE’
(Control Change) or ‘AFTERTOUCH’ as the event type.
4.
Press [ENTER] to view Page 2.
Depending on which event type you select on Page 1,
parameter options on Page 2 will be changed.
5.
Use [<] and [>] buttons to move through fields on the second
page.
The parameter fields available for each event type are
outlined in the following pages.