Preset mode, Page 1 – load preset, Page 2 – save/copy preset – Akai mpk25 User Manual

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ENTER PRESET NAME IN
THIS FIELD

PRESET MODE

A Preset is a collection of information about how the MPK25’s keyboard, knobs, buttons and pads will
behave. Using Presets allows you to save different configurations so you can quickly recall them at any time,
without having to reprogram the MPK25 every time. You can press the [PRESET] button at any time to call
up this mode. In Preset Mode you can load, save/copy and rename Presets – each of these functions can be
accessed through the 3 different pages.

PAGE 1 – LOAD PRESET

1.

While you are in Preset Mode, you can change Presets with the

[VALUE] dial below the screen. Turning the dial increments or
decrements the current Preset number and displays the screen on the
right:

When you do this, you will notice that ‘PRESS ENTER’ will begin to

blink.

2.

Pressing [ENTER] loads the selected Preset. Pressing [<] or the

[PRESET] button cancels and returns you to the Preset that was last
selected.

PAGE 2 – SAVE/COPY PRESET

In Preset Mode, you can also save and copy a Preset to a new location.
This allows you to save any changes that you would have made to the
Preset in Edit Mode.


Note that if you are saving the Preset to the same location (same preset
number) the screen will say ‘SAVE TO’ and if you are saving to a different
location (different Preset number), the screen will display ‘COPY TO’.



1.

While you are in Preset Mode, press [>] button until you see the ‘SAVE TO’ screen similar to the one

shown above.

2.

You can select the location where you want to save the Preset by turning the [VALUE] knob.

When you do this, you will notice that ‘PRESS ENTER’ will begin to blink.

3.

Press [ENTER] to save current Preset to the destination. Pressing the [<] button or [PRESET] button

cancels the operation and returns you to the Preset play mode.

PAGE 3 – NAME PRESET

While you are in Preset Mode, you can also change the Preset name. This
way you can assign specific names to different Presets so you can better
keep track and quickly access different controller configurations.

1.

To name or rename the Preset, press the [>] button until you see ‘Preset

Name’ displayed on the screen.

You will notice that the first letter of the name will begin blinking.

2.

Turn the [VALUE] dial to change the blinking character.

3.

To move between the characters, use [<] and [>] buttons.

4.

When done, press [PRESET] again. The name will be saved.

DESTINATION

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