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3. BOX CONTENTS
MPK mini Software CD
USB-mini cable Safety Instructions & Warranty Information
SOFTWARE CD
PC Users: To install the Akai Professional MPK mini Editor, open the contents of the disc, double-click
Setup.exe, and follow the on-screen instructions. To open the editor, connect the MPK mini to your
computer with a standard USB-mini cable (included) then double-click MPK mini Editor.exe.
Mac Users: Drag the contents of the disc to an appropriate location on your hard drive. To open the editor,
connect the MPK mini to your computer with a standard USB-mini cable (included) then double-click the
MPK mini Editor.
Note: Always connect the MPK mini to your computer before opening the editor.
TOP PANEL OVERVIEW
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1. USB CONNECTION – Plug a standard USB-mini cable into this outlet and into the USB port of your
computer. The computer’s USB port will provide power to the MPK mini.
2. 8 VELOCITY-SENSITIVE PADS – The pads can be used to trigger drum hits or other samples in your
software. The pads are velocity-sensitive, which makes them very responsive and intuitive to play.
3. 8 ASSIGNABLE KNOBS – Each 270-degree knob can be used to send continuous control data to a
desktop audio workstation or external MIDI device.
4. PAD BANK 1 / 2 – When either of these buttons are active, the MPK mini's pads will send MIDI Note
messages (from Pad Bank 1 or 2). These messages are assignable in the included software editor.
5. PROG CHNG – When this button is active, the MPK mini's pads will send Program Change messages.
These messages are assignable in the included software editor.
6. CC – When this button is active, the MPK mini's pads will send out MIDI Control Change messages.
These messages are assignable in the included software editor.
7. KEYBOARD – This 25-note keyboard is velocity-sensitive and, in conjunction with the OCTAVE –/+
buttons, can control a nine-octave range. The ARP ON / OFF and PROGRAM buttons allow some of
its keys to access additional commands (see below).
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4. 8. ARP ON / OFF – Press this button to turn the Arpeggiator on or off. Pressing it during a latched
arpeggio will stop the arpeggio.
Hold down ARP ON / OFF and press a labeled key on the MPK mini's KEYBOARD to enter new
settings for the Arpeggiator (see EDITING PRESETS for more information on these settings):
• Time Division – 1/4 note, 1/4 note triplet ("1/4 T"), 1/8 note, 1/8 note triplet ("1/8 T"), 1/16 note,
1/16 note triplet ("1/16 T"), 1/32 note, or 1/32 note triplet ("1/32 T")
• Arpeggiator Mode – Up, Down, Inclusive, Exclusive, Order, or Random
• Arpeggiator Octave – ARP OCT 0, 1, 2, or 3
9. TAP TEMPO – Tap this button at the desired rate to determine the tempo of the Arpeggiator. The
minimum number of taps required is programmable in the software. (Note: This button is disabled if
the Arpeggiator is synced to an external clock.)
10. SUSTAIN – When the Arpeggiator is off, you can hold down the SUSTAIN button to sustain the
currently held notes on the KEYBOARD, which will stop when SUSTAIN is released.
When the Arpeggiator is on, this button will "latch" the Arpeggiator. Holding this button down then
pressing a combination of keys arpeggiate those notes continuously, even if you release the keys.
Releasing the SUSTAIN button will stop the arpeggios. There are a couple of ways to use this function:
a. While holding down the keys, you can add more notes to the arpeggio by pressing down
additional keys.
b. If you press the keys, release them, and then press down a new combination of notes, the
Arpeggiator will memorize and arpeggiate the new notes.
Note: When you check the "Arp Latch" option in the included MPK mini Editor, the SUSTAIN button will
"latch" itself each time it is pressed if the Arpeggiator is on. This way, an arpeggio can be sustained by
pressing the SUSTAIN button once and releasing it (instead of holding it down continuously).
11. PROGRAM – Hold down this button and press one of the KEYBOARD keys labeled PROG 1, 2, 3 or 4
to recall the preset of the same number.
12. OCTAVE –/+ – These buttons can be used to shift the KEYBOARD's range up or down four octaves in
either direction. When you are higher or lower than the center octave, the corresponding OCTAVE
button will light. Press both OCTAVE buttons simultaneously to reset the KEYBOARD to the default
center octave.
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5. SOFTWARE EDITOR
OPENING THE EDITOR
Always connect the MPK mini to your computer before opening the software editor.
After opening the software editor, you will need to select the MPK mini from the drop-down menu on the opening screen and
click "Done."
For Mac or Windows Vista users, it will be listed as Akai MPK mini.
For Windows XP users, it will be listed as USB Audio Device. (If you have other USB audio devices connected to your
computer, which may have identical names, you may need to try selecting each one until the MPK mini is recognized.)
IMPORTANT!: The first time you use the software editor, even if the correct device is already shown in the drop-down
menu, you still need to click on the menu and select the device. (You will also need to do this if you move your files to a
new location.) In future sessions, though, you can simply click "Done" if the correct device is shown in this window.
PRESETS
LOADING & SAVING PRESETS
The editor lets you edit, save, or load presets for the MPK mini on your computer.
1. GET PRESET – Click a button to select the
number of a preset currently on the MPK Note: When you save a preset, the current PRESET # will be saved
mini (1-4). When you select it, its settings with it. When you load that preset later, the PRESET # field will be
will be shown on the software interface. updated with that number. If you want to change the preset number
2. PRESET # – Click on this field to select the before uploading it to the MPK mini, simply select a new PRESET #
number that the currently shown preset will before clicking UPLOAD.
use if you upload it to the MPK mini (by
clicking UPLOAD).
3. UPLOAD – Click this button to send the TO COPY A PRESET:
currently shown preset to the MPK mini. 1. Load the preset you want to copy from the MPK mini by clicking
The number of this preset is determined by the GET PRESET button.
the PRESET # field. 2. Set the preset you want to copy it to on the MPK mini by clicking
4. SAVE PRESET – Click this button to save PRESET # field and selecting it.
the currently shown preset to your 3. Click UPLOAD to send the copied preset to the MPK mini.
computer.
5. LOAD PRESET – Click this button to load a
saved preset from your computer. Once it loads, you will see its settings in the software interface.
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6. EDITING PRESETS
This section outlines the editable items for each preset. Items #7-10 are editable for every pad. Items #11-13 are editable for
every knob.
6. NOTE DISPLAY TYPE – Click this to change how the MIDI Note Numbers are displayed in the editor.
7. NOTE # – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to
change the MIDI Note Number the pad will send.
8. PC # – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to change
the MIDI Program Change number the pad will send.
9. CC # (PAD) – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to
change the MIDI Control Change number the pad will send.
10. PAD BEHAVIOR – Click this button to select whether the MPK mini's pads will function as a "Momentary" or "Toggle"
switch.
11. CC # (KNOB) – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys)
to change the MIDI Control Change number the knob will send.
12. LOW VALUE – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to
change the lowest possible value the knob will send.
13. HI VALUE – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to
change the highest possible value the knob will send.
14. PAD MIDI CHANNEL – Click this field to select the number of the MIDI channel which the pads will use to transmit MIDI
messages while using this preset.
15. KEY + KNOBS MIDI CHANNEL – Click this field to select the number of the MIDI channel which the keyboard and
knobs will use to transmit MIDI messages while using this preset.
16. TRANSPOSITION – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or
keys) to change the transposition of the MPK mini's KEYBOARD. You can transpose it up to 12 semitones in either
direction.
17. OCTAVE – Click this field to select the default octave for the preset.
18. ARP OCTAVE – Click this field to select the number of octaves (0-3) that an arpeggio will span. If this number is larger
than zero, after the first arpeggio in its original octave, subsequent arpeggios will sound in increasingly higher octaves.
After sounding at the highest octave (assigned here), the process will repeat from the original octave.
19. ARP ENABLE – Click this button to enable or disable the Arpeggiator. The button is red when the Arpeggiator is
enabled.
20. ARP MODE – Click this field to select the mode for the Arpeggiator.
• Up – Notes arpeggiate from the lowest note up to the highest note.
• Down – Notes arpeggiate from the highest note down to the lowest note.
• Inclusive – Notes arpeggiate from the lowest to the highest note and back down. Lowest and highest
notes are retriggered when the arpeggio changes direction.
• Exclusive – Notes arpeggiate from the lowest to the highest note and back down. Lowest and highest
notes are not retriggered when the arpeggio changes direction.
• Random – Plays the held notes in random selection.
• Order – Notes will be repeated in the same order in which their keys were pressed.
21. ARP TIME DIVISION – Click this field to select the time division, which determines how often the Arpeggiator will play a
note. The smaller the value, the faster the arpeggio.
22. ARP CLOCK – Click this field to select whether the Arpeggiator will follow the MPK mini's internal clock or an external
clock. (Note: When synced to an external clock, the MPK mini's TAP TEMPO button will be disabled.)
23. ARP LATCH – Click this button to enable or disable latching for the Arpeggiator. When this button is red, latching is
enabled, which means notes will continue to arpeggiate even after the key is no longer being pressed. (Press the ARP
ON / OFF button to stop the arpeggio.) When latching is disabled, notes will only arpeggiate when their keys are held
down.
24. TAP TEMPO TAPS – Click this field to select the minimum number of taps (of the TAP TEMPO button) required to
detect and enter a new tempo for the Arpeggiator.
25. TEMPO – Click on this field and drag up or down with the mouse (or use your computer keyboard's or keys) to
change the current tempo for the Arpeggiator.
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7. MIDI IMPLEMENTATION CHART
Manufacturer: Akai Professional Model: MPK mini Version: 1.0 Date: 2010.08.26
Transmit/Export Recognize/Import Remarks
1. Basic Information
MIDI channels 1-16 1-16
Note numbers 0-127 0-127
Program change 0-127 0-127
Bank Select response? (Yes/No)
No No
If yes, list banks utilized in remarks column
Modes supported: Mode 1: Omni-On, Poly (Yes/No)
Mode 2: Omni-On, Mono (Yes/No)
Mode 3: Omni-Off, Poly (Yes/No) No No
Mode 4: Omni-Off, Mono (Yes/No)
Multi Mode (Yes/No)
Note-On Velocity (Yes/No) Yes No
Note-Off Velocity (Yes/No) No No
Channel Aftertouch (Yes/No) No No
Poly (Key) Aftertouch (Yes/No) No No
Pitch Bend (Yes/No) No No
Active Sensing (Yes/No) No No
System Reset (Yes/No) No No
Tune Request (Yes/No) No No
Universal System Exclusive:
Sample Dump Standard (Yes/No)
Device Inquiry (Yes/No)
File Dump (Yes/No)
MIDI Tuning (Yes/No)
Master Volume (Yes/No)
Master Balance (Yes/No)
Notation Information (Yes/No)
Turn GM1 System On (Yes/No) No No
Turn GM2 System On (Yes/No)
Turn GM System Off (Yes/No)
DLS-1 (Yes/No)
File Reference (Yes/No)
Controller Destination (Yes/No)
Key-based Instrument Ctrl (Yes/No)
Master Fine/Coarse Tune (Yes/No)
Other Universal System Exclusive
Manufacturer or Non-Commercial System Exclusive Yes Yes
NRPNs (Yes/No) No No
RPN 00 (Pitch Bend Sensitivity) (Yes/No)
RPN 01 (Channel Fine Tune) (Yes/No)
RPN 02 (Channel Coarse Tune) (Yes/No)
No No
RPN 03 (Tuning Program Select) (Yes/No)
RPN 04 (Tuning Bank Select) (Yes/No)
RPN 05 (Modulation Depth Range) (Yes/No)
2. MIDI Timing and Synchronization
MIDI Clock (Yes/No) No Yes
Song Position Pointer (Yes/No) No Yes
Song Select (Yes/No) No No
Start (Yes/No)
Continue (Yes/No) No Yes
Stop (Yes/No)
MIDI Time Code (Yes/No) No No
MIDI Machine Control (Yes/No) No No
MIDI Show Control (Yes/No)
No No
If yes, MSC Level supported
3. Extensions Compatibility
General MIDI compatible? (Level(s)/No)
No No
Is GM default power-up mode? (Level/No)
DLS compatible? (Levels(s)/No)
No No
(DLS File Type(s)/No)
Standard MIDI Files (Type(s)/No) No No
XMF Files (Type(s)/No) No No
SP-MIDI compatible? (Yes/No) No No
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8. SPECIFICATIONS
Number of presets: 4
MIDI output channels over USB: 16
Note keys: 25 (velocity-sensitive)
Drum pads: 8 (velocity-sensitive)
Knobs: 8
Inputs/outputs: 1 mini-USB port
Power: < 100 mA, 5V DC via USB
Dimensions (W x D x H): 12" x 7" x 1.7" (306 mm x 180 mm x 43 mm)
Weight: 1.55 lbs. (0.7 kg)
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