Akai Professional

1. Connect an exFAT-formatted USB flash drive or SD Card to your MPC console. 2. Open your project, then go to Menu > Save > Project As. Under the...

The tracks on your MPC each feature their own input monitoring button which switches between three states when tapped: In, Auto, and Merge. The input mo...

Both the first and second generation MPC Live consoles allow you to expand onboard storage using an exFAT-formatted SSD (sold separately). The connectio...

To enable your MPC to receive MIDI Clock information from your DAW, you'll need to use a 5-Pin MIDI to USB interface, as the USB B port on the MPC does ...

To record two or more instruments at the same time, arm one track first, then hold down the Shift key while selecting the record arm button on the other tra...

If you want to adjust the time signature on your MPC, look no further! This support article provides a couple of options for adjusting the time signature: i...

Press the Menu button, then tap the MPC chip icon in the top-right section of the display next to the battery icon. Following this, your MPC will s...

1. Go to Menu > Browse > Places tab and select the hard drive containing your samples. 2. Select a sample and tap the onscreen Load button. Repeat...

1. Connect an exFAT-formatted USB flash drive or SD card to your MPC. 2. Open a recent project. 3. Go to the Menu, then tap the onscreen Save button...

Saving To An External Drive A folder named Projects should be created on the root of your external drive, and all projects should be saved inside of tha...