Akai mpd32 - Manual (Page 12)

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NAVIGATING GLOBAL MODE
1. Press [GLOBAL] to enter Global Mode.
2. Use [<] and [>] to navigate through the available pages of options
(shown below).
3. Use the [VALUE] dial to change settings, values or select a message
on the selected page.
4. Press [ENTER] to accept the change or send a message or press [<]
to cancel.
NAVIGATING PROGRAM CHANGE MODE
1. Press the [PROGRAM CHANGE] button.
2. On Page 1, use the [VALUE] dial to select a Prog Change or
Prog+Bank message on and press [ENTER].
3. On Page 2, use the [<] and [>] buttons to move through the
different options and use the {VALUE] dial to change them.
4. Press [ENTER] to send the message.
GLOBAL MODE
In Global Mode, you can send
global messages and make general
changes to the way that your
MPD32 functions. Global Mode
options are organized under
different pages and include the list
of options shown below.
KILL MIDI Send an All Notes Off or Reset Controllers message Page 1
MIDI COMMON CHANNEL
Select which MIDI channel will be used as the
Common Channel.
Page 2
LCD CONTRAST Adjust the contrast of the display. Page 3
PAD SENSITIVITY Adjust how sensitive the pads are to the touch. Page 4
PAD VELOCITY CURVE
Adjust how the pads will output MIDI velocity, based
on the force applied to them.
Page 5
PAD THRESHOLD
Adjust the threshold of minimum force required to
activate a pad.
Page 6
MIDI CLOCK Select Internal or External MIDI Clock source. Page 7
TAP TEMPO AVERAGE
Select the number of taps to be averaged in
determining tempo.
Page 8
SAVE SETUP Save the current global settings. Page 9
SYSEX TX Transfer a Preset via SysEx. Page 10
VERSION Check the current firmware version. Page 11
PROGRAM CHANGE MODE
A Program Change, often referred to as a
Patch Change, is a MIDI message used for
sending data to devices to cause them to
change to a new program.
There are two different types of Program Change messages on the MPD32:
PROG CHANGE – This event will transmit a regular Program Change message (0-127) to your DAW or an
external device, allowing you to switch between 128 different program banks.
PROG+BANK – This event transmits a Program Change message (0-127), along with a Bank L (Least
Significant Bit) Change message (0-127) and a Bank M (Most Significant Bit) Change message (0-126),
which allows access of up to 16384 different program banks. You can use PROG+BANK if your DAW or
external device supports LSB and MSB.