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By djsnic Fri Sep 07, 2012 8:21 pm
I see lots of people with mpcs like 2kxl, or 60 being able to just press the pads, not to hit them. If i press the pads (i do own the pad upgrade), it will trigger multiple times, even once again when i release the pad. There is a trick i can do? because sometimes i feel pretty lazy to hit the apds, and i just wanna press 'em....

Thanks!!!!
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By Metatron72 Fri Sep 07, 2012 8:28 pm
djsnic wrote:I see lots of people with mpcs like 2kxl, or 60 being able to just press the pads, not to hit them. If i press the pads (i do own the pad upgrade), it will trigger multiple times, even once again when i release the pad. There is a trick i can do? because sometimes i feel pretty lazy to hit the apds, and i just wanna press 'em....

Thanks!!!!


I could never get my 1000's pad's to respond quite how I wanted them to until I bought the MPC Stuff Fat Pads. Having JJOS2XL is helpful as well as it offers further pad sensitivity beyond the standard Akai OS.

Even with just the stock OS go into the pad settings screen and adjust the sensitivity and threshold settings. Hopefully you find settings that are comfortable for you while not resulting in unwanted double triggers.
By djsnic Fri Sep 07, 2012 8:55 pm
Metatron72 wrote:
djsnic wrote:I see lots of people with mpcs like 2kxl, or 60 being able to just press the pads, not to hit them. If i press the pads (i do own the pad upgrade), it will trigger multiple times, even once again when i release the pad. There is a trick i can do? because sometimes i feel pretty lazy to hit the apds, and i just wanna press 'em....

Thanks!!!!


I could never get my 1000's pad's to respond quite how I wanted them to until I bought the MPC Stuff Fat Pads. Having JJOS2XL is helpful as well as it offers further pad sensitivity beyond the standard Akai OS.

Even with just the stock OS go into the pad settings screen and adjust the sensitivity and threshold settings. Hopefully you find settings that are comfortable for you while not resulting in unwanted double triggers.




Ok,i figured it out. The pad on level was set too low (8). I've tryed different values. For pressing the the pads without getting multiple triggering, the value must be at least 14.
Thanks again for the help!!!