Akai MPK88 Operation Manual - Page 29
Editing Time Division, Default Time Division, Button Mode
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EDITING TIME DIVISION The Time Division feature works in conjunction with Note Repeat and the Arpeggiator. When Note Repeat or the Arpeggiator is enabled, the MPK61/MPK88 will output notes at a rate equivalent to the Time Division setting. To change to a new Time Division setting, press [TIME DIVISION] and select a new rate. Please refer to the following illustrations to better understand how the Time Division feature works with Note Repeat and the Arpeggiator: With an 1/8 note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. With an 1/8T note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. With a 1/16 note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. With a 1/16T note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. With a 1/32 note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. With a 1/32T note Time Division setting, the sequence will look like this. The following Time Division settings may be edited: DEFAULT DIVISION - Describes the default time division which will be set when the current Preset is loaded. BUTTON MODE (TOGGL/MOTRY) - Describes whether the [TIME DIVISION] button functions in a momentary or toggle fashion. PRESS ENTER TO EDIT 1. To edit the Time Division setting, press the [EDIT] button to enter Edit Mode. 2. Now select Time Division for editing by pressing [TIME DIVISION]. 3. You will see Page 1 displayed on the screen (shown on the left). 4. Press [ENTER] to edit the Time Division settings. DEFAULT TIME DIVISION Each Preset can have a default Time Division setting which is set every time the Preset is loaded. 1. While in Default Time Division field, use [VALUE] dial to select Gate duration. 2. Use the [>] button to select the next field. DEFAULT DIVISION FIELD BUTTON MODE BUTTON MODE FIELD In this field, you can select whether the [TIME DIVISION] button will behave in a momentary (MTY) fashion, where pressing the button will turn on the Time Division function and releasing it will turn it off, or in a toggle (TGL) manner, where pressing the button turns on the Time Division function and pressing again turns it off 1. Use the [>] button to select Button Mode field. 2. Turn [VALUE] dial to select the Button Type. 26