Akai MPC 4000 Reference Manual page 229

Program mode
Sample block
Here you can edit the parameters of zones 1–4.
A Zn field
Indicates the zone number.
B Sample field
Selects the sample that is assigned to each zone. If you press the [WINDOW] key in this
field, the Sample popup window will appear.
Hint: If you assign a sample to a key group or note number while you are in any other screen, the
sample will automatically be assigned to zone 1. In order to assign a sample to a zone 2–4, you must
use this Sample field.
C Level field
Adjusts the output level of the sample assigned to each zone, in a range of –60.0–+06.0
(dB).
D Pan field
Adjusts the pan of the sample assigned to each zone, in a range of L50–MID–R50.
E Out field
Selects one of the following as the output destination for the sample assigned to each
zone.
L/R .........................Output to the [MAIN OUT] jacks.
1–8..........................Output to an individual output 1–8.
1/2–7/8 ...................Output in stereo to individual outputs 1/2–7/8.
MULTI ...................Use the output destination specified by the multi.
F Range field
When using a specific modulation source to switch between zones 1–4, this field specifies
the range (0–127) for which each zone will sound.
Hint: By default, velocity is selected as the modulation source, so that zones 1–4 will be switched by
the velocity value. However you are free to select a different modulation source in the Program Mod-
ulation popup window.
G X-fade curve field
Selects the volume curve by which to crossfade between zones. You can choose LIN-
EAR, EXPONENTIAL, or LOGARITHMIC curves.
H Zone X-fade field
Specifies whether crossfading will occur if the zone ranges overlap.
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