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Chapter 8: Creating and Editing Sounds

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Triggering a Sound from an External Signal—the

Audio Trigger

This feature of the MPC60 allows one of its internal sounds to be

triggered by an external transient audio signal. The triggering is non-

dynamic. If dynamic triggering or triggering of more than one sound is

needed you must use an analog trigger-to-MIDI converter, available from

various manufacturers.

To select this feature, choose option 8, Audio Trigger, from the SOUNDS

screen. The following screen will appear:

==== Audio Trigger (Use Sync Input) ===A

Plays note:64/A01-Sound_name

(Triggering is only active while this

screen is displayed.)

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To use this feature, connect the triggering signal to the SYNC IN jack on

the rear panel of the MPC60. The triggering signal can be any

percussive sound, but best results will be achieved by using a signal of

consistent dynamics and little background noise. The SYNC LEVEL

control on the rear panel should be used to set the triggering threshold.

The only field on this screen is the Plays note field. This is used to select

which of the 64 note numbers (35–98) in the current program will play

when the signal is received. Since the triggering is non-dynamic, the

sound will always play at full velocity.

COMMENT: Triggering can only be done while this screen is

showing, and therefore sequences cannot be played while

triggering is being done.

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