Other - Akai MPCX User Manual

Other

Options: Auto Wah, Frequency
Auto Wah
This effect is a low-pass filter modulated by an envelope that
yields a classic funky "wah-wah"- like sound. The envelope
is triggered by the incoming signal's amplitude. The amount
of the envelope on the cutoff frequency is user-definable.
Frequency Shifter
A frequency shifter changes the frequencies of an input
signal by a fixed amount and alters the relationship of the
original harmonics. This can produce a chorus-like effect as
well as very crazy artificial timbres.
Transient Shaper
A transient shaper can be used to enhance or soften the
Attack and Release phases of audio material.
Shifter, Transient Shaper
Parameter Value Range
Dry/Wet 0–100 (dry–wet)
Resonance 0–100
Attack 0–100
Release 0–100
Center 0–100
Sensitivity 0–100
Parameter Value Range
Dry/Wet 0–100 (dry–wet)
Frequency -1000 – 1000
Asynchrony 0–1000
A Pan 0–100
B Pan 0–100
A Gain 0–100
B Gain 0–100
Parameter Value Range
Dry/Wet 0–100 (dry–wet)
Attack 0–100
Release 0–100
Output 0–100
Default Value
100
75
30
30
50
50
Default Value
100
0
0
0
100
75
75
Default Value
100
50
50
50
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