Akai MPK49 Operation Manual - Page 38

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SAVE GLOBAL - Page 10 PRESS ENTER TO SAVE SAVE GLOBAL allows you to save all of the global parameters on the MPK49, including MIDI Common Channel, LCD Contrast, Pad Sensitivity, Pad Velocity Curve, Keyboard Transposition, MIDI Clock, Tap Tempo Average, Preset and SysEx information. 1. While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to Globals (page 10). You will see "Save Setup" displayed on the screen. 2. Press [ENTER] to save all the global settings on the MPK49. SYSEX TX - Page 11 CHOOSE PRESET SYSEX TX allows you to transfer Preset data from the MPK49, including Controller Numbers, MIDI Channels and various other parameters via SysEx. 1. While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to SysEx Tx (page 11). 2. Turn the [VALUE] dial to select which Preset's information you would like to transfer. 3. Press [ENTER] to save all the global settings on the MPK49. PRESS ENTER TO TRANFER SysEx transfers to the MPK49 You can also load preset data into the MPK49 from an external source by "playing" a SysEx file into the MPK49. This can be done with a variety of SysEx applications, many of which are widely and freely available over the Internet. 1. Make sure that the device is connected to the MPK49 either via the USB or the MIDI IN port. 2. Make sure that you are in Preset Mode. 3. "Play" the SysEx file on your external device or computer. Please note that when transferring SysEx information into the MPK49, the data will override the data of the original Preset which was sent to your SysEx editor. For example, if you transfer Preset 5 to your SysEx editor and then send it back to the MPK49, the data will overwrite Preset 5. VERSION - Page 12 VERSION allows you to see what version of the operating system and firmware is currently loaded onto the MPK49. While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to Ver (page 12) for version information. 34

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PRESS ENTER TO SAVE
PRESS ENTER TO TRANFER
SAVE GLOBAL – Page 10
SAVE GLOBAL
allows you to save all of the global parameters on the
MPK49, including MIDI Common Channel, LCD Contrast, Pad
Sensitivity, Pad Velocity Curve, Keyboard Transposition, MIDI Clock,
Tap Tempo Average, Preset and SysEx information.
1.
While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to Globals (page
10).
You will see “Save Setup” displayed on the screen.
2.
Press [ENTER] to save all the global settings on the MPK49.
SYSEX TX – Page 11
SYSEX TX
allows you to transfer Preset data from the MPK49,
including Controller Numbers, MIDI Channels and various other
parameters via SysEx.
1.
While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to SysEx Tx (page
11).
2.
Turn the [VALUE] dial to select which Preset’s information you
would like to transfer.
3.
Press [ENTER] to save all the global settings on the MPK49.
VERSION – Page 12
VERSION
allows you to see what version of the operating system and
firmware is currently loaded onto the MPK49.
While in Global Mode, use [>] button to scroll to Ver (page 12) for
version information.
CHOOSE PRESET
SysEx transfers to the MPK49
You can also load preset data into the MPK49 from an external
source by “playing” a SysEx file into the MPK49.
This can be done
with a variety of SysEx applications, many of which are widely and
freely available over the Internet.
1.
Make sure that the device is connected to the MPK49 either
via the USB or the MIDI IN port.
2.
Make sure that you are in Preset Mode.
3.
“Play” the SysEx file on your external device or computer.
Please note that when transferring SysEx information into the
MPK49, the data will override the data of the original Preset which
was sent to your SysEx editor.
For example, if you transfer Preset
5 to your SysEx editor and then send it back to the MPK49, the data
will overwrite Preset 5.