Akai Advance 61 User Manual page 27

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Pad Threshold
Pad Curve
Pad Sensitivity
Internal Tempo
Tap Average
Tempo LED
Clock Source
Save Global Settings If this setting is selected and its field says Push to save, you can press the Data
Send Program
Firmware Version
Boot ROM
Factory Reset
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This is the velocity threshold to trigger Advance 61's pads. This setting can help
prevent false triggering or make it easier to trigger the pads. The available range is
0–15.
This is the velocity curve of Advance 61's pads. The available settings are Linear,
Exp1 (exponential), Exp2 (exponential), Log1 (logarithmic), and Log2 (logarithmic).
This is the overall velocity sensitivity of Advance 61's pads. The available range is
1–10. At 1, it would take a lot of force to generate the maximum velocity value of
127. At 10, it is fairly easy to generate a maximum-velocity note.
This is the global tempo in beats per minute (BPM). When Advance 61 is using its
internal MIDI clock (see
of the Note Repeat feature and Arpeggiator. The available range is 30–300 BPM.
This is the number of times you would need to press Tap Tempo for Advance 61 to
detect and enter a new tempo. The available range is 2–4.
When Advance 61 is using its internal MIDI clock (see
Tap Tempo light will flash in time with the current tempo setting. You can turn this
feature On or Off.
This determines whether Advance 61 uses its Internal MIDI clock or refers to an
External clock (e.g., from a DAW).
Dial to store your global settings. Once the field reads No changes, the global
settings are stored in Advance 61's internal memory.
If this setting is selected, you can press the Data Dial to send all of Advance 61's
current controller settings (encoder positions, switch states, etc.) to your computer
connected to the USB Port or to an external MIDI device connected to the MIDI Out.
This is Advance 61's current firmware version.
This is Advance 61's current read-only memory version.
If this setting is selected, you can press the Data Dial to restore Advance 61's
factory/default settings. Your Advance 61 will immediately power off and on again
with restored default global settings.
Clock Source
below), this setting also determines the speed
Clock Source
below), the

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