Akai MPC X User Manual page 413

Velocity/Global/Chorus
Use this tab to adjust the Velocity Control settings and Global volume. You can also apply and adjust the
settings for the built-in Chorus effect.
Parameter
Velocity Amp Control
Filter Control
Boost Control
Env Retrigger
Global Global Volume
Drive Type
Drive Amount
Bend Range
Chorus Rate
Depth
Mix
On/Off
Delay
Use this tab to apply and adjust the settings for the built-in delay effect.
Parameter Description
Time Length of time of the delayed signal.
Sync Sync the Delay Time to the Global Tempo or set to Free to adjust Time
by milliseconds.
Mix Wet/dry amount of the delay effect.
Feedback Amount of signal fed back into the delay line.
Damp Center frequency of where the delay signal will be dampened.
Reso Amount of resonance of the feedback signal.
Reso Freq Center frequency for feedback resonance.
Ratio Reduces the delay Time in either the Left or Right stereo field. This is
useful for creating offset, panned delays.
HPF Center frequency for delay signal high-pass filter.
Width Stereo width of delay signal. Higher values give wider stereo separation.
On/Off Enables or disables the effect.
Description
The amount of effect velocity has on amplitude
control.
The amount of effect velocity has on filter control.
The amount of effect velocity has on boost control.
Sets whether the envelope will retrigger when a note is
played while another note is being held.
Sets the volume level.
Choose one of two drive algorithms.
Amount of drive applied.
Number of semitones up or down controlled by MIDI
pitch bend messages.
Modulation speed of the chorus effect.
Modulation depth of the chorus effect.
Wet/dry amount of the chorus effect.
Enables or disables the effect.
When Sync is set to Free: 1 ms – 2.00 s
When Sync is set to Sync: 1/32 – 8/4
Value Range
0–100%
0–100%
0–100%
Off, On
-Inf dB – +6.0 dB
Overdrive, Clip
0–100%
0–12
20.0 Hz – 20.0 kHz
0–100%
-100% – 0 – 100%
Off, On
Value Range
Free, Sync
0–100%
0–100%
1.00 – 20.0 kHz
0–100%
100 Hz – 10.0 kHz
L 50:100, R 50:100
20.0 Hz – 1.0 kHz
0–100%
Off, On
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