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Once the bluetooth keyboard is connected to the MPC you should be immediately able to play the program assigned to the current track in your sequencer.

Once this initial pairing has been performed your bluetooth keyboard should now be automatically detected by your MPC whenever you switch on the keyboard. You might get a вЂpairing failedвЂ™ message, but ignore that and just hit CONNECT the two should connect with each other. Your keyboard should pair and connect to the MPC, now appearing under the вЂPAIRED DEVICESвЂ™ section. Your MPC should now see your bluetooth controller вЂ“ tap on the device in the AVAILABLE DEVICES section and hit PAIR. Now switch on your bluetooth MIDI controller and enable pairing mode (it will probably do this automatically). In your MPC, head over to MENU and hit the PREFERENCES cogwheel at the top centre of the screen.

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Bluetooth MIDI controllers include the Korg MicroAir 2 series (I personally have the 37 key model) and the Akai LPK25 Wireless (I believe this one is now discontinued).Д¬onnecting via bluetooth is really easy. The MPC X, MPC Live and MPC Live II all have bluetooth support which allows you to connect a bluetooth enabled MIDI controller (sorry, no but thereвЂ™s no bluetooth for the MPC One). Connecting a MIDI Controller via Bluetooth ItвЂ™s worth using a powered USB hub to ensure all your USB gear receives enough juice вЂ“ I have this 7 port RSHTECH USB 3.0 hub which has a solid metal construction and works well.ДЄfter connecting your keyboard via USB you should find that it is immediately usable вЂ“ hit the keys and they will begin playing notes from whatever program is selected in the current MIDI sequence. HereвЂ™s the set up using my Arturia Minilab 2ДonвЂ™t have a spare USB A port on your MPC? Simply use a USB hub to give you additional USB ports. To attach a USB MIDI Controller, simply connect the USB вЂBвЂ™ port of your controller to a spare USB вЂAвЂ™ port on your MPC. If you have a вЂclass compliantвЂ™ USB MIDI control keyboard with a USB output then it should be compatible with your MPC (itвЂ™s always worth asking around on or one of the MPC Facebook groups just to double check compatibility before purchasing).

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We have workarounds such as PAD PERFORM and the arpeggiator, but for many instrument performances itвЂ™s often preferable to use an external MIDI controller, typically a MIDI keyboard with more playable keys, mod wheels, pitch bend control etc.ДЄnd as weвЂ™ll see, we can easily hook up multiple controllers to the MPC giving us the flexibility to assign different types of controllers to different instruments.

The pads are perfect for playing drums but often donвЂ™t have the necessary expressiveness when playing melodic instruments. The most common way for inputing these events is to use the MPC pads вЂ“ in fact, the MPC pads are the MPCвЂ™s own built in MIDI controller. This can be done programatically using the GRID, LIST EDIT, step sequencer or even by loading MIDI files, but MIDI events can also be recorded or performed in real time directly into the sequencer. The MIDI events used to trigger all these sounds all initially need to be inputted into the MPC sequencer.

Even the events used to play back the drum sounds in a DRUM program are still MIDI events. What is a MIDI Controller?ДЄt the heart of the MPC is a powerful MIDI sequencer which can trigger sounds from any MIDI enabled sound source, be it internal samples assigned to a KEYGROUP program, sounds generated by an internal plugin synth or sounds generated by attached hardware synths.

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You can download the tutorial files here, but to recreate the examples youвЂ™ll need to attach a MIDI controller to your MPC (and for the last part youвЂ™ll need two controllers connected). This MPC MIDI tutorial is suitable for all the current standalone touchscreen MPCs MPC X, MPC One, MPC Live and MPC Live II running MPC Firmware 2.8 or greater.