Akai MAX25 appendix Rear Panel, 7 8 8 9, Modes

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* The CV OUT and GATE OUT will function only if MAX25 is connected to a power source using the power adapter.

Rear Panel

1. POWER INPUT – Connect

the

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included 6V DC – 1A power adapter

 

5 6 7 8 8 9 10

3 1

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(center pin positive) to this jack then

into an electrical outlet. Using

the

 

 

 

power adapter allows you to use MAX25's CV OUT and GATE OUT, and the touch faders will show a full line of LEDs up to the current position (as opposed to a single LED when powered via USB).

2.POWER ADAPTER RESTRAINT – You can secure a power adapter cable to this restraint to prevent it from accidentally unplugging.

3.KENSINGTON LOCK SLOT – You may use this Kensington lock slot to secure MAX25 to a table or other surface.

4.USB PORT – Use the included USB cable to connect this port to the USB port of your computer. MAX25 will be powered by your computer's USB connection. MAX25 is class-compliant, so it is "plug- and-play" – no separate driver installation is necessary.

5.MIDI OUT – Use a five-pin MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT of MAX25 to the MIDI IN of an optional external device.

6.MIDI IN – Use a five-pin MIDI cable to connect the MIDI OUT of an optional external MIDI device to the MIDI IN of MAX25.

7.EXPRESSION PEDAL INPUT – Connect an optional 1/4" TRS expression pedal to this input.

8.FOOTSWITCH INPUTS – Connect an optional 1/4" TS footswitch to these inputs. If you are using a sustain pedal, connect it to the FS1/SUSTAIN input.

9. *CV OUT – Use a 1/4" TS cable (not included) to connect this output to an optional external sequencer to send MAX25's control voltage (CV) data (0-5V, 1V/octave). The data sent over this connection can be set in Global Mode. Please also see the CV section of this manual.

10.*GATE OUT – Use a 1/4" TS cable (not included) to connect this output to an optional external sequencer to send MAX25's Gate (trigger) data. The data sent over this connection can be set in Global Mode.

Modes

MAX25 has four different modes of operation. Each mode can be accessed by pressing the corresponding button on MAX25.

In each page of each mode:

Use the up/down CURSOR BUTTONS to move between settings on the current page.

Use the left/right CURSOR BUTTONS to move between different pages.

Turn the VALUE DIAL to change the currently selected value/setting.

Following is a short description of each mode. Each mode is described in detail in its corresponding section later in this manual.

[EDIT] Edit Mode: This mode allows you to edit the configuration of MAX25. Edit Mode is a powerful tool for customizing your set-up. In this mode, you can make changes to how the keyboard, pads, touch faders and other features behave. For example, you may want a touch fader to transmit only a limited range of MIDI data, or you may want the pads to transmit on a different MIDI channel from the keyboard. You can change these and other various parameters in Edit Mode. (See the Edit Mode Parameters section of the Appendix for a summarized list of parameters.)

[PROGRAM] Program Mode: This mode allows you to load your stored Programs. A Program is a collection of information about how the controls – keyboard, pads, touch faders, etc. – will behave (their behavior can be adjusted in Edit Mode then stored). Using Programs allows you to save different configurations, which can be quickly loaded when you need them, without having to reprogram MAX25 every time.

[GLOBAL] Global Mode: This mode allows you to set global parameters and make general changes to how MAX25 functions. For example, you can set the brightness of the LCD screen, the MIDI common channel, MIDI clock settings, the pads' and keyboard's velocity curve and sensitivity, and more.

[PROG CHANGE] Program Change Mode: This mode allows you to transmit various Program Change messages. In this mode, you can make your DAW or external device switch to a different program bank of sounds. This way, you can switch between programs right from MAX25 rather than switching them manually on your DAW or external device.

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Contents User Guide Page Box Contents Quick Setup / Connection DiagramFeatures Top Panel 27 27Tools Express transport control messages Rear Panel 7 8 8 9Modes Edit Mode KeyboardPads Switches Touch FadersValue Modulation Wheel FootswitchPitch Wheel Expression PedalArpeggiator TempoSequencer Transport ControlsProgram Mode Global ModeMidi Common Channel Clock CV/GateProgram Change Mode Mackie Control & HUI Protocols ArpeggiatorConfiguring Sequencer Settings SequencerCreating / Playing a Sequence To use AkaiConnect Vyzex EditorAkaiConnect Click the Plug-In Wrapping tabInstalación Diagrama de instalación y conexión rápidaContenido de la caja Para comenzarCaracterísticas Panel superior Modo DEL Arpegiador Mantenga pulsadoPage CV OUT Salida DE Voltaje DE CONTROL* Use Panel TraseroModos En cada página de cada modoModo de edición TecladoFaders táctiles Interruptores SValue Valor Interruptor de pedal Rueda de pitchRueda de modulación Pedal de expresiónArpegiador Repetición de notasSecuenciador Controles de transporteModo de programa Modo GlobalPara seleccionar/cargar un programa Midi Common Channel Canal común Midi Keyboard TecladoModo de cambio de programa Cambio de programaBanco de programas Protocolos Mackie Control y HUI ArpegiadorCómo configurar los parámetros del secuenciador SecuenciadorCómo crear y reproducir una secuencia Editor Vyzex CV voltaje de controlPara usar AkaiConnect Installation / schéma de connexion Contenu de la boîteMise en route Caractéristiques Panneau supérieur 27 27CC Midi Dans chaque page de chaque mode Panneau arrièreEdit Mode Mode d’édition Keyboard ClavierSwitches Commutateurs en S Touche faders potentiomètres rectilignes tactilesModulation Wheel molette de modulation Footswitch commande au piedPitch Wheel molette de modulation de la hauteur tonale Expression pedal pédale dexpressionArpeggiator arpégiateur Transport Controls touches de commande Sequencer séquenceurProgram Mode mode programme Global Mode mode généralMidi Common Channel canal Midi commun Clock horloge Program Change Mode mode changement de programme Pour activer larpégiateur Protocoles Mackie Control et HUIArpeggiator arpégiateur Pour verrouiller larpégiateurConfiguration des paramètres du séquenceur Sequencer séquenceurCréer et jouer un séquence Tension dasservissement CV Logiciel dedition VyzexLogiciel AkaiConnect Pour utiliser AkaiConnectContenuti della confezione Schema rapido de setup / dei collegamentiInstallazione Primi passiCaratteristiche Pannello superiore Page Pannello posteriore ModalitàCiascuna pagina di ciascuna modalità Modalità Edit TastieraPad Fader Tattili Interruttori SValue valore Interruttore a pedale Rotella del pitchRotella di modulazione Pedale di espressioneArpeggiatore Sequenziatore Comandi di trasportoCanale comune Midi Modalità Program programmaModalità Globale Display NotePage Save Globales salva valori globali Modalità Variazione ProgrammaUtilità Modifica programmaArpeggiatore Configurazioni dellarpeggiatoreProtocolli Mackie Control e HUI Per attivare lArpeggiatoreConfigurazione delle impostazioni del sequenziatore SequenziatoreCreazione / riproduzione di una sequenza Per utilizzare AkaiConnect Insatllation Schnelles Einrichten / AnschlussdiagrammLieferumfang Erste SchritteFunktionen Oberseite Keyboard Das 25-Tasten-Keyboard istPage Rückseite 8 9Modi Bearbeitungsmodus Touch-Fader SchalterWert Fußschalter PitchradModulationsrad ExpressionspedalDoppelte Note Jede Note Inkl InklusiveTransportsteuerungen Midi Common-Kanal Programm-ModusGlobal-Modus Auswahl/Laden eines ProgrammesUhr Programmänderungs-Modus DienstprogrammeGlobaleinstellungen Speichern Aktivierung des Arpeggiators Mackie Control- und HUI-ProtokolleAuswahl/Laden der Mackie-Steuerung oder des HUI-Progammes Sperren des ArpeggiatorsKonfiguration der Sequencer-Einstellungen Eine Sequenz anlegen/abspielenVyzex-Editor Verwendung von AkaiConnectMode Parameters Edit Mode Appendix EnglishTempo Parameter Settings Midi Implementation Chart USB Ports a & BUSB Port C Midi USB Port D Mackie Control USB Port E Remote Technical Specifications Page Page Akaipro.com7-51-0393-A