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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Question: Does the MPK25 have internal sounds?

Answer: No. The MPK25 is a MIDI-controller, which means that it does not contain any sounds inside but is instead used

to control external sound devices, such as hardware and software synthesizers, sequencers and drum machines.

Question: Can the MPK25 be synced to external devices?

Answer: Yes, the MPK25 can receive MIDI Clock through both the USB and the MIDI IN connection. This means that you

can synchronize tempo-based features, such as Note Repeat and the Arpeggiator, to an external source. To

synchronize the MPK25 to an external MIDI Clock source, please enter Global Mode, scroll to MIDI Clock and

select “External”.

Question: Do I need to use a power adapter if I am using the MPK25 with a computer?

Answer: No. The MPK25 will draw power directly from the USB port. However, if your USB port does not supply enough

power or if you are using a USB hub, it may be necessary to use a power adapter.

Question: What software applications is the MPK25 compatible with?

Answer: The MPK25 is compatible with any software or hardware device which supports the MIDI protocol. Please consult

your specific hardware or software device’s documentation for instructions on enabling the MPK25 as a MIDI

input device.

Question: Can I use the MPK25 as a MIDI interface for other MIDI devices?

Answer: Yes. The MPK25 functions as a MIDI interface and can be used to send or receive MIDI from other MIDI devices

connected to it.

Question: Can I control multiple devices with the MPK25?

Answer: Yes. The MPK25 can transmit information on 16 MIDI channels on 2 ports for a total of 32 different MIDI

Channels .

Question: How many different Presets can the MPK25 hold?

Answer: The MPK25 can hold 30 Preset settings, which allow you to store different configurations for use with various

software and hardware modules. Presets can easily be copied, edited and stored for quick recall of desired

configurations.

Question: Can I send Program Change messages to my software or hardware devices?

Answer: Yes. You can send program change messages in Program Change mode. In addition, pads and buttons may

also be assigned to transmit program change messages.

Question: Are the pads on the MPK25 velocity and pressure sensitive?

Answer: Yes. The MPK25 sports MPC-style velocity and pressure sensitive pads. This allows you to be extremely

expressive with your programming and performance.

Question: What is the octave range of the keyboard?

Answer: The MPK25 has a 2-octave physical range (25 keys). However, you can access 10 octaves simply by

transposing the keyboard up or down with the [OCTAVE] buttons.

Question: What type of pads is used on the MPK25?

Answer: The MPK25 features the same pads which are used on the Akai MPC500.

Question: Are the knobs on the MPK25 endless?

Answer: The knobs on the MPK25 are endless pots. This allows you to limit the range of the knobs, as well as use them

as increment/decrement controls. Please note that your software application must be able to receive and

recognize NRPNs for Increment/decrement functions to work.

Question: I see 12 knobs, 4 buttons, and 12 pads. Is that all I get?

Answer: No. The MPK25 features multiple banks of controllers and pads, which can be accessed with the [PAD BANK]

and [CONTROL BANK] buttons. This allows you to access significantly more parameters than the amount of

physical controllers. There are 2 control banks, which effectively give you 32 (2x16) controllers. There are also 4

different pad banks which give you a total of 48 (4x12) pads.

Question: Are the Pitch Bend and Mod wheels freely assignable?

Answer: The Pitch Bend wheel transmits dedicated pitch bend information and cannot be freely assigned to another

controller value. The Mod wheel, on the other hand, can be assigned to transmit CC information on any MIDI

CC#.

Question: Does the Note Repeat feature on the MPK25 work similarly to Note Repeat on the Akai MPC series?

Answer: Yes, the MPK25 features the same Note Repeat algorithm as can be found on the legendary Akai MPC series.

This feature allows you to perform and program rhythm patterns that would otherwise be nearly impossible to do

by hand.

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